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Here You Will Canton Airport Group Leader Brochure 2020 Tours ………Let’s get traveling! Group Leader Brochure 2020 Issued - November 2019 Table of Contents The Potomac Eagle ......................................... 14 Charter Equipment ...................... 4 Ohio Star Theater ............................................ 15 56 Passenger ..................................................... 4 Farm to Table Agri-Tour .................................. 15 25 Passenger Mini-Bus ...................................... 4 Steam Train Trail ............................................. 15 49 Passenger Non-Deluxe ................................. 4 Fun in Tuscarawas County .............................. 16 Contact Information ..................... 5 Maritime Mystery Tour ..................................... 16 Sewickley Office Information .............................. 5 Das Dutch Dinner Theater ............................... 16 Monroeville Office Information ........................... 5 America’s Heroes ............................................ 17 Christmas in the Laurel Highlands ................... 17 One Day Tours ............................ 6 Creativity .......................................................... 18 Canton Classic Option I ..................................... 6 Pioneers and Heroes ....................................... 18 Canton Classic Option II .................................... 6 Punxsutawney Phil and Jimmy Stewart........... 18 Harvest Delights ................................................. 6 Ramblin’ Route 30 ........................................... 19 Canton Palace Theater ...................................... 7 Remember When ............................................. 19 Foodie Field Trip ................................................ 7 VIP’s Visit VIP’s ............................................... 20 Deck the Halls .................................................... 7 Johnstown Flood Revisited .............................. 20 The NEW Amish Country Theater ..................... 8 Mount St. Macrina ............................................ 20 Springtime in Amish Country ............................. 8 How do they do that? Yesterday and Today .. 21 Trains in the Valley ............................................ 8 Pittsburgh: Mountains! Rivers! Streets! .......... 21 Real Housewives ............................................... 9 Fall Fun ............................................................ 21 Amish Country Goodie Bag ............................... 9 “I Love Lucy” Murder Mystery .......................... 22 Wine Cheese Chocolate .................................... 9 Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree ................. 22 Wine and Cheese Please! ................................. 9 Tales of the Past .............................................. 23 Academy Theater of Meadville ........................ 10 Oldies and Goodies ......................................... 23 The Cutting Edge ............................................. 10 Dazzling Ligonier Diamond Christmas ............ 23 Boxcar Escapades on Horseshoe Curve ......... 11 Mobsters, Molls, and Marinara ........................ 23 Pennsylvania Trolley Museum ......................... 11 Wagon Wheels and Automobiles .................... 24 Chautauqua Belle ............................................ 12 Cuyahoga Excursion........................................ 24 National Comedy Center with the Chautauqua Train, Wine and Chocolate .............................. 24 Belle ................................................................. 12 Discover Cleveland .......................................... 25 National Comedy Center .................................. 12 Cleveland Cruise ............................................. 25 Lucy Land One Day ......................................... 12 Amish Brown Bag Geauga County .................. 25 Chautauqua Institution ..................................... 13 Amish Brown Bag Holmes County .................. 25 The New Tygart Flyer ...................................... 13 Tootie Fruitie .................................................... 26 Queen Esther - One Day ................................. 13 Simply Sweet! .................................................. 26 Mountain Playhouse ........................................ 14 Progressive Wine Tour I .................................. 27 2 Group Leader Brochure 2020 Issued - November 2019 Progressive Wine Tour II .................................. 27 The Legendary Danube ................................... 40 Ohio’s Sweetest Corner ................................... 27 Globus ........................................41 Great Lakes Adventure .................................... 28 Nature’s Best Alaska ........................................ 41 Buggy Talk ....................................................... 28 Amish Harvest .................................................. 28 Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines ...42 Amish Tea Party ............................................... 28 Grandeur of the Seas® .................................... 42 Amish Christmas .............................................. 29 Group Leader Responsibilities ...43 Multi-Day Tours ......................... 30 Group Benefits ................................................. 43 West Virginia Rail Adventure ........................... 30 Policy Page ...................................................... 44 West Virginia Rails 2 day ................................. 30 Reservations/Payments ........................... 44 A Salute to American Legends ......................... 31 Refund Policy ........................................... 44 Queen Esther in Lancaster .............................. 31 Multi-Day Tours ........................................ 44 Lucy Town Tour ................................................ 32 One-Day Tours ......................................... 44 Noah’s Ark and the Creation Museum ............. 32 Coach USA Dollars .................................. 44 Three Days of Play ........................................... 32 Important Notes................................................ 45 Blue Crab Trail ................................................. 33 Departure Information Packets ................ 45 Thanksgiving at the Beach ............................... 34 Multi-Day Tours ........................................ 45 Presidentially Virginia ....................................... 34 Coach USA Responsibility ....................... 45 Homes of the Presidents .................................. 35 Calling All Quilters! ........................................... 35 Travel Insurance ........................46 Casino Tours ............................. 36 Notes..........................................48 MGM Northfield Park ........................................ 36 The Rivers Casino ............................................ 36 2020 Calendar ...........................49 Wheeling Downs .............................................. 36 Meadows Racetrack and Casino ..................... 36 Mountaineer, Wheeling & Meadows Casinos .. 37 Seneca Allegany One Day ............................... 37 Seneca Allegany Overnight .............................. 37 Seneca Niagara One Day ................................ 38 Seneca Niagara Overnight ............................... 38 Air and Cruise Tours .................. 39 Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta ............................. 39 Great Trains and Grand Canyons Air Tour ...... 39 Avalon Waterways ..................... 40 Romantic Rhine ................................................ 40 3 Group Leader Brochure 2020 Issued - November 2019 CHARTER EQUIPMENT 56 PASSENGER Deluxe Motorcoach Air-conditioning DVD WiFi Restroom PA System 25 PASSENGER MINI-BUS Air-conditioning DVD PA System WiFi No Restroom 49 PASSENGER NON-DELUXE Air-conditioning No Restroom For more information about our coaches, please contact a Charter Representative! (412) 761-7000 (800) 342-2349 4 Group Leader Brochure 2020 Issued - November 2019 CONTACT INFORMATION SEWICKLEY OFFICE INFORMATION Pennsylvania Group Relations 110 Lenzner Court Sewickley, PA 15143 (412) 761-7000 or (800) 342-2349 x4173 Fax: (412) 741-7754 Merrill Jones (412) 749-4173 (Direct) [email protected] [email protected] MONROEVILLE OFFICE INFORMATION Lenzner Tour and Travel / Monroeville Mall 254 Monroeville Mall Monroeville, PA 15146 (412) 372-3094 (800) 334-9937 Fax: (412) 372-3097 Sandy Steele (412) 372-3094 [email protected] 5 Group Leader Brochure 2020 Issued - November 2019 public about the lives of the First Ladies of the ONE DAY TOURS United states. Lunch will be served at the historical Canton Women’s Club. Enjoy an ANTON LASSIC PTION animated tour of the Canton Classic Car C C O I Museum. This museum has something for Not available the last week of July or the first everyone! MAPS Air Museum is located inside two weeks of August. an airport hangar on the runways of the Akron- Join us as we travel to Canton, OH. Here you will Canton Airport. Go behind the scenes of Fannie begin your day with a stop at Harry London Mae and Harry London Chocolate Factory. Chocolates/Fannie May’s Candies to browse Learn the step-by-step process they use to and shop for delectable treats. Next, enjoy a carefully craft their gourmet chocolates. Sample delicious luncheon at one of Canton’s most some their famous candy and then shop for all prestigious restaurants. After lunch, there will be your favorites. a guided city tour of Canton. You will visit
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