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Pre-Register for Trips in the Box Office All Ticketed Tours Are Non-Refundable Page 1 Kings Point Bus Trips Vesta partners with Glory Tours, a third party vendor, for all of our coach trips! Glory Tours has been working with Vesta in offering day/overnight trips for 6 years as a part of the Kings Point coach trip operation. In the process of them absorbing all the coach trips, and after analyzing ex- tensive historical data and numerous variables while planning the upcoming bus book, Glory Tours is implementing the following new processes: For all restaurant ONLY tours, Glory Tours will no longer have a tour guide specialist onboard. The goal is to keep these trips affordable by eliminating the expense of a tour guide for these simple outings. Some tours will now have a 40 person signup minimum vs a 35 person signup minimum to also help bring down the cost. Please note: Glory Tours has high standards for the bus companies they partner with to ensure they provide the most reliable, safe and comfortable transporta- tion services. Sometimes that level of performance means slightly higher fees than residents are used to paying but we feel the new processes and higher minimum for some tours will off- set the slight increase in cost. For any trips at risk of being cancelled for not meeting the minimum sign up requirement, but are close, Glory Tours will survey each person on the signup sheet to see if participants are will- ing to pay approximately $2-$5 more per person, (depending on the exact sign up numbers, the tour location and the number of hours the bus is needed) to keep the trip from cancelling. This is necessary to cover the cost of the trip with less riders. In addition, Glory Tours will also utilize a smaller shuttle bus for trips when it is feasible, and when we have enough residents signed up to also help avoid cancellation of a trip. Rays Games-Glory Tours is moving designated seats to a less expensive section, but still allow- ing for some upgrades at an additional cost, if you choose to sit closer. This will also bring the cost down for the more expensive games that are not on Wednesdays (Ray vs. Yankees, Red Sox, Tigers, etc.) One final note, it’s extremely important that you remove your name from the signup sheet if you are no longer able to go. Glory Tours relies heavily on the sign up numbers to determine if a trip has met the minimum requirement. Glory Tours understands circumstance arise, but if too many sign up and do not remove their names, it impacts those that have signed up. If you need to remove your name and you are not able to make it up to the clubhouse, you can also call the Transportation Department at 813-387 -3470 and they will be glad to assist you. We hope you are excited about the offerings in the Bus Book and look forward to seeing you all “on the upcoming fun-filled bus tours”!! Page 2 Bus Trip Information Box Office Box Office—Tickets are available for purchase Monday—Friday 8:30am—4pm Trips rely on pre-registration before payment. Once the registration list hits the minimum* re- quirement the registrants are phoned to purchase tickets at the Box Office. **If there are less than 35 passengers signed up, the trip will be CANCELLED.* Early registration ensures success- ful trips. Registrants for cancelled trips will be notified via email by Glory Tours, if given an email address at the time of sign up. Pre-register for Trips in the Box Office All ticketed tours are non-refundable. Tours go rain or shine, unless the event is cancelled by the venue/ vendors due to weather conditions, etc. Bus transportation is included book prices. Please read the description for more details on admission and food charges. Please be sure to plan meals accordingly. All tours and pricing are subject to change. Fla. Glory Tours Seller of Travel Ref. No. ST38887. Glory Tours are run independently from Kings Point trips. If you missed deadline, please still check availability at the KPCH Box Office, as the deadline is to ensure the 35 minimum has been met by that date, NOT the purchase ticket deadline or call Glory Tours at 813-850-5444. All tours must be paid within 3 days to secure your seat on the bus, once you have been notified for payment. ALL OVERNIGHT TOURS, REQUIRE A NON-REFUNDABLE $75 DEPOSIT TO SECURE YOUR SEAT ON THE TOUR. THE $75 DEPOSIT CAN BE REFUNDED ONCE OUR MINIMUM REQUIREMENT HAS BEEN MET AND WE CAN RESELL YOUR TICKET OR THE TOUR IS CANCELLED. Bus book printed on 7/28/2018. Page 3 April 28, 2019—$94 Cirque De La Symphonie—Fort Myers The magic of cirque comes to the concert hall! The most amazing veterans of exceptional cirque programs throughout the world—aerial flyers, acrobats, contor- tionists, dancers, jugglers, balancers, and strongmen – perform to classical masterpieces and popular contem- porary music. Seats are located in the Orchestra Section at the Barbara Mann Performing Arts Center. There will be a dinner stop prior to the show-(Dinner cost on your own). Sign up deadline is April 10 Boarding 2:15 p.m. Return: Approx. 11:15 p.m. May 8, 2019—$41.25 Rays vs. Arizona—SENIOR DAY Get discounted tickets during Senior Day and a chance to win Ray’s merchandise while you enjoy an exciting base- ball game at Tropicana Field. Purchase a cold beer/soda and a delicious ball park hot dog as you cheer on your home team and watch in anticipation of a possible home run. Seats are located in the Press Level Reserve Section. Sign up deadline is April 14. Boarding: 11:15 a.m. Return: Approx. 5:15 p.m. May 9, 2019—$59 Amish Experience-Trolley Tour-Sarasota Sarasota is home to a unique 90-year-old Amish and Men- nonite community. Discover a multi-layered history of the Amish community on this 90 minute trolley tour. We visit the Pinecraft neighborhood at Bahia Vista Avenue & Beneva Road, where residents travel on 3 wheeled bikes instead of horse & buggy they may drive at home. Enjoy the authentic Der Dutchman Amish Kitchen Restau- rant to enjoy a delicious lunch (lunch cost on own) or do some shopping at their gift shop that is the entire 2 nd floor, or purchase a slice of one of their delicious home- made pies. Sign up deadline April 21. Boarding: 8:45 a.m. Return: Approximately 2:45 p.m. May 11, 2019 — $42 Brews & Wine on the Bayou Lunch Included– New Port Richey Enjoy a prepaid lunch at Gill Dawg restaurant along the water- front. Enjoy live music and a variety of over 22 different craft beers and wines for purchase during this special event. Pre- select your lunch choice of: Chicken Breast Sandwich, Fish Ta- cos, BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich, Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad or Bayou Burger, served with hand cut fries, pickle, ice tea/coffee. Incudes tax and gratuity and bus. Sign up deadline is April 20. Boarding: 11:30 a.m. Return Approximately 6:00 p.m. Page 4 May 17, 2019 — $36 Tampa Theatre Backstage Tour As one of “America’s Best Historic Movie Theaters” (Fodor’s) and one of the “10 Most Beautiful Cinemas in the World” (BBC), Tampa Theatre opens its doors for tours of the historic landmark. Balcony to Backstage Tours invites the pub- lic to learn more about the majestic movie palace’s history and architecture. The 90-minute tour will kick off in the lobby at 11:30am, and treats guests to a demonstration of the Mighty Wurlitzer Theatre Organ. Sign up deadline April 25. Please note: the Mezzanine and Balcony requires stairs. This tour SELLS OUT at venue, so please purchase tickets early. Boarding: 10:30 a.m. Return Approximately 3:15 p.m. May 18, 2019—$28 Parrot Head Festival/Jimmy Buffet Theme The 18th ANNUAL Parrot Head Festival attracts thousands of Jim- my Buffet fans that are prepared to be on island time! The festival has great music, food, and of course lots of ice cold beverages and awesome vendors. There is also a variety of restaurants in historic downtown Palm Harbor. The Parrot Head Party is a totally unique event that brings people of all ages together in celebration of the timeless music and laid-back lyrics of historic musician icon, Jimmy Buffet! Sign up deadline April 27 Boarding: 3:30 p.m. Return: Approximately 9:30 May 19-25, 2019 - Nashville “Music City” $853 per person Double Occupancy / $1067 Single Enjoy this fun-filled7 day/6 night tour to the “Music City” Nash- ville with 10 meals . Enjoy a guided tour of Nashville, experience a ride on the Delta Flatboats inside the Opryland Hotel, and a photo stop at the Parthenon-The World’s Only full scale replica of the famous Greek Temple. Come be in awe watching the Grand Ole Opry show, and enjoy a guided tour of the beautiful Belle Meade Plantation and marvel at its antebellum architecture and learn about its unique Southern history. Explore Historic Downtown Nashville with free time, including admission to the Johnny Cash Museum. Enjoy a dinner/show at the fabulous Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theatre. Get behind the scene during our Grand Ole Opry Behind the Scene Tour, it’s a must-see for everyone in Music City! Walk in the footsteps of country music superstars and get an exclusive look at what happens behind the scene of the show. Enjoy the Country Music Hall of Fame-a crown jewel of the Nashville skyline and be amazed by its incred- ible array of rare costumes & historical mementos.
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