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LEISURE TRAVEL SERVICES 310 McPherson Ave., BLDG 464, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas 66027 (913) 684-2580 DSN 552-2580 E-MAIL: [email protected] SUN. & MON. CLOSED TUES. – SAT. 1000 – 1700 (10AM – 5PM) This ticket listing was last updated March 19, 2019 NOTE: ALL PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. New prices are coming in for contracts daily. Prices may change from what is reflected here. FT LEAVENWORTH LEISURE TRAVEL SERVICES IS A SELF-SUPPORTING NON-APPROPRIATED FUND ACTIVITY. All services provided by Leisure Travel Services are dependent solely upon income derived from customer sales. Therefore, a small service charge is applied to all tickets sales. Our ticket costs are determined by contract negotiations with vendors. We constantly strive to provide the Best Events, Best Seating, Best Prices, & Convenience for our customers. However, group discounts are not always available. In these cases, Leisure Travel Services sale prices may be higher than the prices printed on the ticket. We appreciate your patronage, and hope that you feel free to comment at any time, regarding our services. Questions regarding this notice may be directed to the Leisure Travel Services manager. All tickets are per person, night, or room unless otherwise specified. LOCAL TICKETS All tickets are per person IFLY – Kansas City (Overland Park): Indoor skydiving (Height, Weight, & Age Restrictions Apply) 2019 Monday – Thursday $44.00 Friday – Sunday $60.50 KICKER COUNTRY STAMPEDE – Manhattan @ Tuttle Creek State Park June 20 - 22 1 Day Ticket $57.00 3 Day Ticket $97.00 3 Day Parking Pass $53.00 LEGOLAND DISCOVERY CENTER – Kansas City 2019 3 years + $10.50 SCIENCE CITY – Union Station 3 years + $10.00 SEALIFE – Kansas City 2019 Adult $12.00 Child $9.50 WORLD’S OF FUN/OCEANS OF FUN – Kansas City Daily $46.00 Gold Season Pass $87.00 KANSAS CITY ZOO 3 years + $12.00 PREORDER/PREPAID TICKETS All tickets are per person DISNEY ON ICE: MICKEY’S SEARCH PARTY Saturday, April 6th @ 11am Section 105 $25.00 Saturday, April 6th @ 3pm Section 118 $25.00 Sunday, April 7th @ 5pm Section 118 $25.00 RENT – Music Hall Sunday, May 5th @ 6:30pm Right Orchestra $90.00 Rear Left Center Orchestra $75.00 MONSTER JAM @ Arrowhead Stadium Saturday, June 15 @ 7pm $44.00 LOCAL HOTELS & ACCOMMODATIONS GREAT WOLF LODGE – Kansas City, KS 2019 Prices vary day & date Prices are per night Family Suite $136.00- $260.00 Kid Cabin Suite $225.00 - $354.00 OTHER SERVICES OFFERED FEDEX EXPRESS & GROUND SERVICES Prices Vary by Services FAX SERVICE–Incoming & Outgoing–USA only-Cover Page Free $.50 Per Page 1 BRANSON ATTRACTIONS & SHOWS SILVER DOLLAR CITY & WHITE WATER 2019 ***Dependents of Active Duty Military or Retired Military under the age of 11 years old receive a free ticket on the 2 day ticket for Silver Dollar City or White Water! This deal is only available on the 2 day ticket for Silver Dollar City ticket!! *** Season passes are not available here, but single day tickets can be upgraded AT THE GATE. Show ID & adult tickets purchased, at the Silver Dollar City or White Water gate, to receive the free child’s ticket. • Silver Dollar City - 1 Day Opens March 13, 2019 12 years + $64.00 4 -11 years $55.00 • Silver Dollar City - 2 Day *** 12 years + $70.00 4 -11 years $61.00 • Whitewater - 1 Day 12 years + $43.00 4 -11 years $27.00 • Whitewater - 2 Day 12 years + $48.00 4 -11 years $32.00 • Silver Dollar City & Whitewater - 3 Day 12 years + $92.00 4 -11 years $69.00 • Showboat Branson Belle 12 years + $53.00 4 -11 years $32.00 • Showboat Branson Belle Captain’s Club – Premium Seating 12 years + $81.00 4 -11 years $46.00 ALL HANDS ON DECK! @ The Andy Williams Performing Arts Center & Theatre 2018 • Regular Tickets: 16 years + $30.00 Aisle Seat: 16 years + $32.00 4-15 years $17.00 Family Pass (2 Adults & up to 3 Children 4-15 years) $76.00 • Premium Tickets: Include priority seating , cast CD, patriotic cap & scarf $72.00 BALDKNOBBERS FIT 2019 • Branson’s Famous Baldknobbers 12 years + $37.00 3-11 years $15.00 Family Pass: 2 Adults & up to 4 children 17 years & under $110.00 • Baldknobbers Gospel Show 12 years + $25.00 3-11 years $15.00 THE BRETTS November 1- December 14, 2019 Family Pass: 2 Adults & up to 7 Kids / Teens $80.00 18 years + $36.00 4-17 years $16.00 GRAND SHANGHAI THEATRE FIT 2019 • Amazing Acrobats of Shanghai 16 years + $18.00 5-15 years $12.00 • Urban Cowboy Reunion – Mickey Gilley & Johnny Lee 16 years + $25.00 5-15 years $12.00 • Nathan Carter 16 years + $23.00 5-15 years $12.00 DOLLY PARTON’S STAMPEDE FIT 2019 12 years + $ 52.00 4 - 11 years $ 32.00 Children 3 years & under are free if they share a seat & plate with parent. THE DUTTONS THEATER 2018 19 years + $25.00 13 – 18 years $14.00 3–12 years $8.00 Family Pass: (2 adults & all children, 18 years & under, living in the same household) $72.00 HAMNERS’ VARIETY THEATER FIT 2019 • Hamners’ Unbelievable Variety Show 13 + years $34.50 0 -12 years Free • Magnificent 7 Show 13 + years $34.50 0 -12 years Free • Conway Remembered 13 + years $34.50 0 -12 years Free • Mike Walker Lasting Impressions 13 + years $34.50 0 -12 years Free • Beach Boys California Dreamin’ 13 + years $34.50 0 -12 years Free • Thank You For The Music A Modern Tribute To ABBA 13 + years $34.50 0 -12 years Free • Hamners’ New Year’s Eve Fiesta Show 13 + years $57.50 0 -12 years $21.00 THE HAYGOODS @ Clay Cooper Theater FIT 2019 • The Haygoods Show 13 + years $40.00 4 -12 years $20.00 • The Haygoods Christmas Show 13 + years $42.00 4 -12 years $22.00 HUGHES BROTHERS THEATER FIT 2019 • Hughes Music Show or Hughes Brothers Christmas Show ▪Regular Seating 18 years + $37.00 12 - 17 years $18.00 5– 11 years $12.00 ▪ Show with Dinner 18 years + $57.00 12 - 17 years $38.00 5– 11 years $22.00 ▪VIP Seating Rows 1 - 6 18 years + $37.00 0 - 17 years $20.00 ▪ Show with Dinner 18 years + $57.00 0 - 17 years $30.00 • Oh Happy Day – Goin Back To Gospel 18 years + $30.00 12 - 17 years $18.00 5– 11 years $12.00 ▪ Show with Dinner 18 years + $57.00 12 - 17 years $38.00 5– 11 years $22.00 2 BRANSON ATTRACTIONS & SHOWS continued KINGS CASTLE THEATER 2018 • Broadway’s Greatest Hits Mar 2 – Dec 16, 2018 13 years + $35.00 12 years & under $19.00 • New Jersey Nights Mar 2 – Dec 15, 2018 13 years + $35.00 12 years & under $19.00 • Christmas Wonderland Oct 31 – Dec. 22, 2018 13 years + $38.00 12 years & under $22.00 LEGENDS IN CONCERT @ DICK CLARK’S AMERICAN BANDSTAND THEATRE 2019 *Regular Show • Standard Seating Feb 1 – May 31 13 years + $37.00 3 - 12 years $16.50 June 1 – Aug 31 13 years + $37.00 3 - 12 years $12.00 Sep 1 – Oct 31 13 years + $37.00 3 - 12 years $16.50 • Preferred Seating Feb 1 – May 31 13 years + $40.00 3 - 12 years $20.00 • June 1 – Aug 31 13 years + $40.00 3 - 12 years $16.00 • Sep 1 – Oct 31 13 years + $40.00 3 - 12 years $20.00 • VIP Box Seating Feb 1 – May 31 13 years + $42.00 3 - 12 years $22.50 • June 1 – Aug 31 13 years + $42.00 3 - 12 years $18.00 • Sep 1 – Oct 31 13 years + $42.00 3 - 12 years $22.50 *Christmas Show • Standard Seating Nov 1 – Jan 1 13 years + $38.00 3 - 12 years $18.00 • Preferred Seating Nov 1 – Jan 1 13 years + $42.00 3 - 12 years $22.00 • VIP Box Seating Nov 1 – Jan 1 13 years + $44.00 3 - 12 years $24.00 PIERCE ARROW THEATER - DECADES 2018 13 years + $31.00 3 - 12 years $17.50 PRESLEY’S COUNTRY JUBILEE 2019 Family Pack (2 Adults & up to 3 Children) • March - October Family Pack $81.00 13 years + $36.00 3 - 12 years $18.00 • November - December Family Pack $85.00 13 years + $38.00 3 - 12 years $19.00 REZA EDGE OF ILLUSION 12 years + $28.00 4 - 11 years $13.00 ROUNDUP ON THE TRAIL – CHUCKWAGON DINNER SHOW FIT 2018 Family Pass: 2A & 3C • Roundup On The Trail 13 years + $35.00 12 years & under $20.00 Family Pass $99.00 • Christmas On The Trail 13 years + $40.00 12 years & under $24.00 Family Pass $110.00 THE SIX SHOW FIT 2019 18 years + $36.00 12 – 17 years $20.00 3 - 11 years $10.00 TITANIC FIT 2019 13 years + $24.00 5 – 12 years $12.00 Family Pass: (2 adults & all children, 18 & under, living in the same household) $95.00 BRANSON HOTELS & ACCOMMODATIONS THE DUTTON FAMILY INN 2019 Prices Vary By Date Standard Room $50.00 - $63.00 HALL OF FAME HOTEL 2018 Standard (2 person) $48.00 Additional person $5.00 WESTGATE BRANSON WOODS Prices Vary By Date MTV 2018 Standard King $65.00 - $101.00 Standard Queen $54.00 - $90.00 Studio $76.00 - $113.00 1 Bedroom $88.00 - $136.00 1 Bedroom Deluxe $110.00 - $147.00 1 Bedroom Grand $121.00 - $144.00 2 Bedroom $154.00 - $196.00 1 Bedroom Cabin $141.00 - $176.00 2 Bedroom Cabin $177.00 - $211.00 3 CALIFORNIA ATTRACTIONS & SHOWS DISNEYLAND MILITARY PROMOTION 2019 – Disneyland & Disney California Adventure Park MUST BE TOTALLY USED BY DECEMBER 19, 2019!! This offer is for US Active Military, Retired Military, Active Duty Cadets, National Guard, Active Reserves, Foreign Ally w/US CAC Card, 100% Disabled, or Spouse Only.
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