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2017 Tour Brochure 20172017 TourTour BrochureBrochure www.goswarthout.com 115 Graham Road Ithaca, NY 14850 Telephone: 607.257.2277 Toll Free: 800.772.7267 Fax: 607.257.0218 Please note that all of our Tours will involve a certain amount of walking. If you have special needs please contact our office prior to making reservations. Table of Contents Calendar 2017 3 Monthly Tours 4 New York City: A Day On Your Own 5 Turning Stone Resort & Casino 6 One Day Tours 7 Mystery Trip 8 Jonah: Sight & Sound Theater 9 Erie Canal/Sonnenburg Gardens 10 Statue of Liberty 11 Turning Stone/Yellowbrick Road 12 Intrepid/Circle Line Cruise 13 Mets vs. LA Dodgers 14 Strong Museum/ George Eastman House 15 Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox 16 Above & Beyond the Canyon 17 Honsdale - Fire & Ice RR Tour 18 Letchworth State Park 19 Little League/Reptileland 20 QVC 21 Radio City Music Hall 22 Multi Day Tours 23 Philadelphia Flower Show/Longwood Gardens 24 Atlantic City Resorts 25 Myrtle Beach 26-27 Cape Cod 28 2 3 Monthly Tours 4 NEWNEW YORKYORK CITYCITY Price $64 The THIRD Saturday Monthly MAR 18 we travel to the Big Apple APR 15 *(Additional December Trips) MAY 20 ~Day on your Own~ JUN 17 One rest stop on the way to NYC JUL 15 so please feel free to bring refreshments (no glass please). AUG 19 Your escort will assist you, SEP 16 answer any questions you may OCT 21 have, and also provide you with a NOV 18 map. DEC 2 Drop off at: DEC 9 Bryant Park (42nd St & 6th Ave) Pick up at: DEC 13 Bryant Park 8pm SHARP DEC 16 Departs: Arrives: 5:45am Ithaca–Behind the Ramada Inn 11:15pm Binghamton–Cracker Barrel 6:00am Ithaca–Green St. Bus Shelter 11:40pm Marathon–4 Corners 6:20am Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 12:00am Cortlandville–Old Firehouse 6:40am Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 281 Rt. 281 7:00am Marathon–4 Corners 12:15am Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 7:25am Binghamton–Cracker Barrel 12:35am Ithaca–Green St. Bus Shelter (near regal cinema) 12:50am Ithaca–Behind the Ramada Inn 5 MONTHLY TURNING STONE TRIP 1st1st WednesdayWednesday PRICE $34 MARCH 1 APRIL 5 MAY 3 JUNE 7 JULY 5 AUGUST 2 SEPTEMBER 6 OCTOBER 4 NOVEMBER 1 DECEMBER 6 Includes: $25 in free play & a $5 meal credit - OR - $20 for Bingo & a $5 meal credit Departs: Arrives: 8:00am Horseheads/Park-N-Ride Lot. 6:45pm Ithaca/Behind the Ramada Inn Next to Tate Equipment 7:00pm Ithaca/Green St. Bus Shelter 8:10am Alpine Junction/Park-N-Ride 7:15pm Newfield Fire Station Lot - Rte. 224 7:30pm Alpine Junction/Public 8:25am Newfield Fire Station Parking Lot - Rte. 224 8:40am Ithaca/ Green St. Bus Shelter 7:45pm Horseheads/Park-N-Ride Lot. 9:00am Ithaca/Behind the Ramada Inn Next to Tate Equipment 6 One Day Tours 7 The Annual Swarthout MYSTERY Trip….??? Tuesday, April 25TH What is a Mystery?? Anything that is kept a secret…. Enjoy a carefree day of adventure on our one day Mystery Trip where you can throw caution to the wind and let us plan the day for you. Includes Lunch . Some walking is involved. Price: $117 Per person Departs: Arrives: 7:45am Ithaca - Behind the Ramada Inn 4:45pm Ithaca - Green St. Bus Shelter 8:00am Ithaca - Green St. Bus Shelter 5:00pm Ithaca - Behind the Ramada Inn 8:20am Dryden - TC-3 Parking Lot #6 5:20pm Dryden - TC-3 Parking Lot #6 8:40am Cortlandville - Route 281 Park & 5:40pm Cortlandville - Route 281 Park & Ride (Old Cortlandville Firehouse) Ride 8 Wednesday, MAY 10th Jonah at the Sight & Sound Theaters Lancaster, PA PRICE: $174 per person Today we will travel to Lancaster to the Sight & Sound Theater to see a matinee performance of “Jonah and the Whale.” After the performance, we will travel to Shady Maple to discover the experience of dining at Lancaster County's largest smorgasbord featuring 200 feet of deliciously authentic Pennsylvania Dutch cooking. There will be a rest stops both ways at the Hickory Run Service Plaza. Departs: Arrives: 7:00am Ithaca/Behind the Ramada Inn 10:45pm Binghamton-Cracker Barrel 7:15am Ithaca/Green Street bus stop 11:10pm Marathon-4 Corners 7:35am Dryden/TC-3 Parking Lot #5 11:30pm Cortlandville-Old Firehouse Rt 281 7:55am Cortlandville-Old Firehouse Rt 281 11:50pm Dryden-TC3 Parking Lot 5 Park & Ride 12:10am Ithaca-Green St. Bus Shelter 8:15am Marathon/4 Corners, at traffic light 12:30am Ithaca-Behind the Ramada Inn 8:40am Binghamton /Cracker Barrel, near Regals Cinema 9 Fourteen Miles on the Erie Canal Tuesday, June 13th Established in 1989, the Colonial Belle is a family owned and operated business. This peaceful 2 hour cruise features an animated, historical narration. We travel westward from Fairport to Pittsford and will travel through one lock. A basket lunch will be provided aboard the boat. We depart and travel to Canandaigua and visit Sonnenberg Gardens and Mansion. A 50-acre Historic State Park. On the way home we will stop in Geneva at Ponderosa for a dinner stop (on your own). Price: $106 per person www.colonialbelle.com www.sonnenberg.org Departs: Arrives: 7:45am Cortlandville/Route 281 Park & 7:45pm Trumansburg - Salo Drive Park and Ride Ride Lot 8:00am Dryden/TC-3 Parking Lot #5 8:05pm Ithaca/Green St. bus stop 8:20am Ithaca - behind the Ramada Inn 8:20pm Ithaca - behind the Ramada Inn 8:35am Ithaca/Green St. bus stop 8:40pm Dryden/TC-3 Parking Lot #5 8:55am Trumansburg - Salo Drive Park 8:55pm Cortlandville/Route 281 Park & Ride and Ride Lot 10 TheThe StatueStatue ofof LibertyLiberty and Ellis Island Ellis Island Tuesday, July 11th --Price $99 per person-- Today we will board the ferry at Liberty State Park in Jersey City, NJ on a trip to one of the world’s most famous landmarks – the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. This historic National Monument, originally conceived as an emblem of the friendship between the people of France and the U.S. and a sign of their mutual desire for liberty, and has become our symbol of Freedom. Feel free to bring refreshments (no glass please). There will be a rest stop on the way with a dinner stop (on your own) on our return home. Ferry ride and monument access pass included. (Monument access passes subject to change at their discretion). Departs: Arrive: 5:45am Ithaca - Behind the Ramada Inn 9:30pm Binghamton - Cracker Barrel 6:00am Ithaca - Green Street Bus Shelter 9:55pm Marathon 4 Corners 6:20am Dryden - TC-3 Parking Lot 5 10:15pm Cortlandville - Route 281 Park & 6:40am Cortlandville - Route 281 Park & Ride Ride 7:00am Marathon 4 Corners 10:35pm Dryden - TC-3 Upper Parking Lot #5 7:25am Binghamton - Cracker Barrel, 10:55pm Ithaca - Green Street Bus Shelter Near Regals Cinema 11:10pm Ithaca - Behind the Ramada Inn 11 Join us for an exciting day: ~Sunday, July 16th ~ Turning stone Resort Casino ~and~ Yellow Brick Road CASINO HOTEL Turning Stone Resort/Casino and Yellow Brick Road are World Class gaming venues so come join us for a day of excitement at BOTH!! Yellow Brick Road is a BRAND NEW sister casino to Turning Stone. There will be a $25 free play or $20 Bingo and a $5 meal ticket at Turning Stone, and a $10 free-play and $5 meal ticket compliments of Yellow Brick Road. Price: $51 per person Departs: Arrives: 8:55am Ithaca–Behind the Ramada Inn 9:00pm Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 281 9:10am Ithaca–Green St. Bus Shelter 9:20pm Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 9:30am Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 9:40pm Ithaca–Green St. Bus Shelter 9:50am Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 9:55pm Ithaca–Behind the Ramada Inn 281 12 Intrepid & Circle Line Cruise Saturday, July 29 Our first stop will be the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum where we will enjoy our boxed lunch in the ship’s galley. This museum is centered on the aircraft carrier Intrepid (CVS-11), one of the most successful ships in US history, and now a national historic landmark and one of the most unique attractions in New York City. Next, we will walk on over to Circle Line Cruises where we will take an hour and a half long boat ride including a magnificent close-up of the Statue of Liberty. What a great way to see New York City! Price: $159 per person Departs: Arrives: 6:30am Ithaca–Behind the Ramada Inn 9:45pm Binghamton–Cracker Barrel 6:45am Ithaca–Green St. Bus Shelter 10:10pm Marathon–4 Corners 7:05am Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 10:30pm Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 7:25am Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 281 281 7:45am Marathon–4 Corners 10:50pm Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 8:10am Binghamton–Cracker Barrel 11:10pm Ithaca–Green St. Bus Shelter 11:25pm Ithaca–Behind the Ramada Inn 13 New York VS. Los Angeles Saturday, August 5th The NY Mets and LA Dodgers are both coming off strong seasons that were unfortunately cut short due to losses in the post season. Come out and watch these two play- off contending teams duke it out at Citi Field in a thrilling battle of the coasts! Price: $167 per person Departs: Arrives: 8:20am Ithaca–Behind the Ramada Inn 10:30pm Binghamton–Cracker Barrel 8:35am Ithaca–Green St. Bus Shelter 10:55pm Marathon–4 Corners 8:55am Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 11:15pm Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 9:15am Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 281 281 11:35pm Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 9:35am Marathon–4 Corners 11:55pm Ithaca–Green St.
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