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Baseball Bonanza May 5 - 11, 2020 Departs Wichita, OKC & Tulsa Baseball Fans Hit a Homerun Making America’S Favorite Pastime a Vacation Highlights: This Summer Baseball Bonanza May 5 - 11, 2020 Departs Wichita, OKC & Tulsa Baseball fans hit a homerun making America’s favorite pastime a vacation Highlights: this summer. Catch fiveexciting games in iconic stadiums and take in some • Royals vs Astros other major league attractions along the way! Spend two nights at a hotel • White Sox vs Rays just steps away from Chicago’s famous Magnificent Mile. • Brewers vs Diamondbacks • Cubs vs Nationals Day 1 L Kansas City, MO • Cardinals vs Mets Travel to Kansas City, stopping along the way for a tasty lunch! Tonight, the KC Royals take on the • Navy Pier Houston Astros at Kauffman Stadium. • Harley Davidson Museum • Hancock Observatory Day 2 CB, L Chicago, IL • Admissions Listed & 9 Meals Our journey continues today with a stop for lunch. Continue to as far as Chicago tonight. Our accom- modations for the next two nights are merely steps away from Michigan Avenue’s Magnificent Mile. $1499 Double $1389 Triple Day 3 CB Chicago, IL $1279 Quad $2069 Single Explore the iconic Navy Pier this morning. Optional: Take a ride to the top of 200-foot-tall ferris wheel for $75 Deposit Per Person | Rates Per Person spectacular views of the city, or browse through the many shops along the pier. Then it’s back to baseball for another afternoon match up - Chicago White Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays at Guaranteed Rate Field. Learn more or book online at vtravel.live/Baseball Day 4 CB Milwaukee, WI Venture north to the Great Lakes region to another city with a rich baseball tradition. This morning, we will tour the Basilica of Saint Josaphat, built in 1888 by Polish immigrants striving to express their ethnic heritage, spiritual devotion and patriotic pride. Then, ride on to explore the Harley Davidson Museum. Tonight, the Arizona Diamondbacks will test their mettle against the hometown Milwaukee Brewers at spectacular Miller Park. Day 5 CB Springfield, IL Explore the spectacular views of Chicago like never before at Willis Tower. Imagine looking down on some of Chicago’s tallest skyscrapers, witnessing views of four surrounding states and walking on a glass balcony 1,353 feet in the air.Then it’s back to baseball for another afternoon match up. Our lineup leads us to iconic Wrigley Field. Built in 1914, this historic venue is the nation’s second oldest ballpark and home to the Chicago Cubs. With its famous ivy-covered outfield walls and manually operated scoreboard, catching a game at Wrigley is a memorable experience for any baseball fan. Take your seats to watch another fantastic game as the Chicago Cubs battle the Washington Nationals. Day 6 CB St. Louis, MO Watch the St. Louis Cardinals take on the New York Mets in retro-style Busch Stadium. Batters swing to the fences and beyond, where the Gateway Arch overlooks the ballpark. Day 7 CB, L Home Tour Activity Level: Although there’s no place like home plate, we return See page 3 for details today with our fields of dreams fulfilled. It’s been a Optional Cancellation Insurance Available fantastic week enjoying America’s favorite pastime. Final Payment Due 60 days before departure 15.
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