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Tour Brochure 607.257.2277 800.772.7267 2013 Tour Brochure 607.257.2277 www.goswarthout.com 800.772.7267 2 Table of Contents One Day Tours A Day on Your Own…………………………………………………. 6 Turning Stone……………………………………………………. 7 Mohegan Sun……………………………………………………. 8 Philadelphia Flower Show……………………………………… 9 Noah……………………………….……………………………… 10 Mystery Trip…………..…………….……………………………… 11 Rivers & Rails….………………….……………………………... 12 Bronx Zoo or Botanical Garden..……………………………... 13 Statue of Liberty…………………………………………………. 14 Gilded Age……………...………………………………………... 15 Intrepid/Circle Line Cruise ……………………………………… 16 Wild West City..…………………………………………………… 17 Peach Festival, Peddlers Village..……………………………... 18 Harley Davidson…………………..…………………………….. 19 Letchworth Park….……………………………………………... 20 Mystery at Spaghetti Warehouse..……………………………. 21 QVC……………...……………………………………………….. 22 Radio City Music Hall………….……………………………….. 23 Multi Day Tours Waves of Fun in Virginia.……………………………………… 26 Ride the Buckeye Rails……………………………………….. 29 Steel City Cultural Getaway...………………………………. 30 Best of Boston………………...……………………………….. 32 Resorts Atlantic City…………………………………………… 34 Miracle of Christmas....………………………………..………. 35 3 4 One-Day Tours 5 New York City! A day on your own in the Big Apple The third Saturday of each month we travel to the Big Apple. We only make a rest stop on the way to NYC so please feel free to bring refreshments (no glass please). Your escort will assist you, answer any questions you may have, and also provide you with a map. We drop off at Bryant Park (42nd St & 6th Ave) or at Macy’s (34th St. & 7th Ave.) Departure will be from Bryant Park ONLY at 8:00pm sharp!! Dates: Feb 16 Sep 21 Mar 16 Oct 19 Apr 20 Nov 16 May 18 Nov 23 Jun 15 Dec 7 Jul 20 Dec 14 Aug 17 Dec 28 Dec 18* Special Mid-week Price: $60 per person Departs: Arrives: 5:45am Ithaca-Behind the Ramada 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 Rt 281 6:40am Cortlandville-Old Firehouse Rt 281 12:15am Dryden-TC3 Parking Lot 5 7:00am Marathon-4 Corners 12:30am Ithaca-Green St. Bus Shelter 7:25am Binghamton-Cracker Barrel 12:45am Ithaca-Behind the Ramada 6 Try your luck at Turning Stone Casino on the first Wednesday of the month. You will receive your choice of: $25 in free play and a $5 meal credit or $20 for Bingo and a $5 meal credit 2013 Price: $30 per person Jan 2 Feb 6 Mar 6 Apr 3 May 1 Jun 5 Jul 3 Aug 7 Sep 4 Oct 2 Nov 6 Dec 4 www.turningstone.com Departs: Arrives: 8:00am Horseheads-Park&Ride next to 6:45pm Ithaca-Behind the Ramada Tate Equipment 7:00pm Ithaca-Green St. Bus Shelter 8:10am Alpine Junction 7:15pm Newfield Fire Station 8:25am Newfield Fire Station 7:30pm Alpine Junction 8:40am Ithaca-Green St. Bus Shelter 7:40pm Horseheads-Park& Ride next to 9:00am Ithaca-Behind the Ramada Tate Equipment 7 Enjoy a day of gambling or table games at Mohegan Sun Casino. Everything is on one floor, both smoking and non-smoking areas. What’s for lunch? You will find a large food court, a bountiful buffet and restaurants to select from. Price: $42 per person Sunday, May 12 Sunday, October 13 www.mohegansun.com Departs: Arrives: 8:45am Ithaca–Behind the Ramada 7:15pm Binghamton–Cracker Barrel 9:00am Ithaca–Green St. Bus Shelter 7:40pm Marathon–4 Corners 9:20am Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 8:00pm Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 281 9:35am Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 281 8:15pm Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 9:55am Marathon–4 Corners 8:30pm Ithaca–Green St. Bus Shelter 10:20am Binghamton–Cracker Barrel 8:45pm Ithaca–Behind the Ramada 8 Philadelphia Flower Show Sunday, March 3 Tuesday, March 5 The Philadelphia Flower Show prepares for a British Invasion as the culture and horticulture of the United Kingdom takes center stage. Receive the royal treatment as you explore great gardens and learn from the world’s most celebrated growers and designers. You will have plenty of time to shop at over 140 vendors, sample wine and spirits from around the world, and see floral and garden experts in their glory. Large-scale, avant garde installations will make this the most modern, design-focused show in 184 years. The experience will be Brilliant! www.theflowershow.com Price: $99 per person Departs: Arrives: 6:15am Ithaca–Behind the Ramada Inn 9:45pm Binghamton–Cracker Barrel 6:30am Ithaca–Green St Bus Shelter 10:10pm Marathon–4 Corners 6:50am Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 10:30pm Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 281 7:10am Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 281 10:45pm Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 7:30am Marathon–4 Corners 11:00pm Ithaca–Green St Bus Shelter 7:55am Binghamton–Cracker Barrel 11:15pm Ithaca–Behind the Ramada Inn 9 Wednesday, April 10 Join the millions of people from all over the world who have seen this one-of-a-kind, awe-inspiring, family experience. Embark on a journey with Noah and his family as they uphold the call of God to build a boat in a land that has never seen rain! Then watch as hundreds of animals enter and live inside the great ark that surrounds the audience on three sides. Forty foot tall sets, toe-tapping songs, professional actors and a message of hope make Noah a must see! Lunch will be on your own but dinner is included. Price: $162 per person www.sight-sound.com Departs: Arrives: 9:15am Ithaca-Behind the Ramada Inn 12:00am Binghamton-Cracker Barrel 9:30am Ithaca-Green St Bus Shelter 12:25am Marathon-4 Corners 9:50am Dryden-TC3 Parking Lot 5 12:45am Cortlandville-Old Firehouse Rt 281 10:10am Cortlandville-Old Firehouse Rt 281 1:05am Dryden-TC3 Parking Lot 5 10:30am Marathon-4 Corners 1:25am Ithaca-Green St Bus Shelter 10:55am Binghamton-Cracker Barrel 1:40am Ithaca-Behind the Ramada Inn 10 Mystery Trip Tuesday, May 7 Mystery: anything that is kept secret. Take a break from your daily demands and let us plan this day for you. In this day and age where we are all connected, throw caution to the wind and come along with us on this mystery trip. Lunch will be provided and there will be some walking on this tour. Price: $119 per person Departs: Arrives: 6:50am Ithaca-Behind the Ramada Inn 7:30pm Binghamton-Cracker Barrel 7:05am Ithaca-Green St. Bus Shelter 7:55pm Marathon-4 Corners 7:25am Dryden-TC3 Parking Lot 5 8:15pm Cortlandville-Old Firehouse Rt 281 7:40am Cortlandville-Old Firehouse Rt 281 8:30pm Dryden-TC3 Parking Lot 5 8:00am Marathon-4 Corners 8:50pm Ithaca-Green St. Bus Shelter 8:25am Binghamton-Cracker Barrel 9:05pm Ithaca-Behind the Ramada Inn 11 Rivers & Rails Wednesday, June 12 Enjoy a picnic lunch aboard the Hiawatha Riverboat in Williamsport while on your one-hour narrated tour. We will spend a little time in the gift shop before boarding the bus to travel to Wellsboro. We will take a ride on the Tioga Central Railroad departing from Wellsboro Junction for a one and a half hour ride around Hammond Lake and back. A very relaxing day on the rivers and rails. Price: $127 per person Departs: Arrives: 7:20am Cortlandville-Old Firehouse Rt 281 6:30pm Ithaca-Green St. Bus Shelter 7:40am Dryden-TC3 Parking Lot 5 6:45pm Ithaca-Behind the Ramada Inn 8:00am Ithaca-Behind the Ramada Inn 7:05pm Dryden-TC3 Parking Lot 5 8:15am Ithaca-Green St. Bus Shelter 7:25pm Cortlandville-Old Firehouse Rt 281 12 Bronx Zoo or Botanical Garden Saturday, July 13 The choice is yours today! You may choose to go to the Bronx Zoo or the Botanical Garden. If critters and creatures are your fancy today: with indoor and outdoor exhibits to visit you will have plenty to see at the Bronx Zoo. From the largest creatures to the smallest critters we are sure you will find what brings out the animal in you. If you choose to visit the Botanical Garden you will have the opportunity to explore 50 diverse gardens and plant collections across 250 acres of year-round beauty throughout the National Historic Landmark landscape, including 30,000 magnificent trees. If you are looking for unique and distinctive merchandise, enticing gifts, and inspiration for both home and the garden be sure to visit the Shop in the Garden Price: $104 per person www.bronxzoo.com www.nybg.org Departs: Arrives: 5:45am Ithaca-Behind the Ramada Inn 9:45pm Binghamton-Cracker Barrel 6:00am Ithaca-Green St. Bus Shelter 10:10pm Marathon-4 Corners 6:20am Dryden-TC3 Parking Lot 5 10:30pm Cortlandville-Old Firehouse Rt 281 6:40am Cortlandville-Old Firehouse Rt 281 10:50pm Dryden-TC3 Parking Lot 5 7:00am Marathon-4 Corners 11:10pm Ithaca-Green St. Bus Shelter 7:25am Binghamton-Cracker Barrel 11:25pm Ithaca-Behind the Ramada Inn 13 The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Tuesday, July 16 We will board the ferry at Liberty State Park in Jersey City, NJ to travel to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. Ferry ride and monument access pass included. (Monument access passes subject to change at their discretion). 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. Price: $98 per person www.statueofliberty.org Departs: Arrives: 5:45am Ithaca–Behind the Ramada Inn 9:30pm Binghamton–Cracker Barrel 6:00am Ithaca–Green St. Bus Shelter 9:55pm Marathon–4 Corners 6:20am Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 10:15pm Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 281 6:40am Cortlandville–Old Firehouse Rt 281 10:35pm Dryden–TC3 Parking Lot 5 7:00am Marathon–4 Corners 10:55pm Ithaca–Green St.
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