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Winter • Spring 2017-2018 Ottawa Valley Tours® MOTORCOACH HOLIDAYS Where lifetime memories are created Theatre Vacations Sightseeing Escapes Shopping Sprees Sunny South Getaways “No Fly” Cruise Escapes Flower Festivals & Shows Special Interest Tours Country Music Shows Casino Tours One Day Outings Discovering North America since 1969 We Make Your Vacation Dreams Come True! • You pay one price in CANADIAN • We provide transportation aboard a DOLLARS DELUXE MODERN MOTORCOACHES Index • Your dollars are protected by TICO with a touch of luxury equipped with Arizona ................................. 20 (Travel Industry Council of Ontario) - a washroom, air-conditioning, video Atlantic City ............................ 25 CONSUMER PROTECTION PLAN and a PA system Bermuda “No Fly Cruise” • You are accompanied by one of our • We stop at DUTY FREE at most US & New York City ..................45 CARING and PROFESSIONAL border crossings on US destinations TOUR DIRECTORS (excluding One Day Tours) Caesars Windsor Casino .......... 36 • We choose excellent QUALITY • We provide DOOR TO DOOR Canada/New England accommodations service on AIR PACKAGES “No Fly Cruise” & Boston .......44 • We provide local guides in some • You will appreciate ONE STOP Cape Cod & Boston ................ 32 destinations for INFORMATIVE CITY SHOPPING Casino Rama .......................... 22 TOURS • You can be confident! We have been Chicago ............................... 26 • We offer CONVENIENT PICKUP packaging HIGH QUALITY GROUP Country Music Capitals ............. 28 locations TOURS for over 49 years! Daytona Beach ....................... 15 Eastern Caribbean “No Fly Cruise” TOUR PICKUP LOCATIONS & New York City ................. 16 MULTI DAY TOURS Festival of Stars & Lights - Complimentary Out-of-Town Pickups are available from: Daniel O’Donnell ..................46 Chalk River | Deep River | Petawawa | Pembroke | Cobden | Renfrew | Arnprior Foxwoods Resort Casino ........... 38 Carleton Place | Kemptville | Smiths Falls | Brockville | Kingston | Cornwall Halifax & The Royal Nova Scotia Prescott | Morrisburg | Gananoque | Belleville | Napanee | Port Hope | Along International Tattoo ................ 43 Hwy 401 East and West | 1000 Islands Bridge | Montreal (subject to routing) Myrtle Beach .......................... 17 Ottawa Nashville & The Opryland • Casselman, Farm Credit Building Resort Hotel ......................... 33 • Food Basics, 1021 St. Laurent Blvd. & Cyrville Road New Orleans & Memphis .........30 • Carlingwood Shopping Centre, Woodroffe and Carling Avenue Kanata New York City ..........................9 • Kanata Town Centre, 150 Katimavik Niagara Falls/Niagara-on-the-Lake/ • Hazeldean Mall, 300 Eagleson (effective January 2018) Toronto ...............................40 Niagara Vintages & ONE DAY TOURS Culinary Delights ................... 42 • Casselman, Farm Credit Building • Food Basics, 1021 St. Laurent Blvd. & Cyrville Road One Day Tours ..........................3 • Lincoln Fields Shopping Centre, Entrance to the Mall on the Richmond Road Side Orlando Express ...................... 19 • Merivale Mall, in front of the Marshall’s Entrance to the mall Pennsylvania Amish Country .......27 There is no reserved parking at any of the pickup locations. Parking is at your own risk. Philadelphia Flower Show ......... 18 Quebec City .......................... 14 Senior’s Extravaganza ............... 41 SAVE 5% OFF brochure rates when you pay in full at least Smoky Mountains & Nashville .... 35 60 days prior to departure. (excludes One Day Tours, Air Packages Southern Caribbean “No Fly Cruise” and ”No Fly Cruise” (Vacations) & New York City .................. 12 Southern Maine Coast ..............34 St. Jacobs & Stratford ................ 37 ENJOY THE BENEFITS of being an Ottawa Valley Tours GROUP LEADER Syracuse/Waterloo Outlets & for your Service Club, Family Reunion, Church, Watertown Shopping ............ 24 Association or Sorority, Apartment or Condo Complex. Terms & Conditions .................. 47 Special group pick up locations are available. Call for details. Toronto Broadway Theatre ......... 39 Western Caribbean “No Fly Cruise” Touring in Luxury Members of: & New York City .................. 10 & Comfort with our Washington Cherry Blossoms ..... 23 #1 Official Coach supplier 2 Ottawa Valley Tours | 613.723.5701 One Day Tours Let us provide an escape from your daily routine. Join us as we discover the “Flavour” of the Ottawa Valley and surrounding areas. A Day “You Deserve.” Christmas Lights & Dinner Cost per person December 7 $ Get your travelling companions together, or come as one, for a night out on the town to enjoy a festive 83. buffet dinner and spectacular Christmas lights. Our warm and comfortable Motorcoach will take us to Transportation view some lighting displays along Confederation Blvd., Parliament Hill, Sussex Drive and Taffy Lane. Dinner A visit, subject to availability, to the Trees of Hope Display at the Chateau Laurier Hotel will compliment Light Tour this evenings tour. Do not miss your chance to get in the festive spirit! Book early for this popular tour! All taxes Chateau Montebello & Christmas Light Tour Cost per person December 8 | December 13 $153. Historical and beautiful Chateau Montebello awaits you for an elegant festively served dinner this Transportation evening. Following dinner we will return to Ottawa to view the Christmas lights along Confederation Dinner Blvd., Parliament Hill, Sussex Drive and Taffy Lane. With over 250,000 lighting displays you are sure Light Tour to get into the festive spirit. ‘Tis the season to treat yourself! Book early, as this tour will sell out fast. All taxes Alight at Night Festival - Upper Canada Village Cost per person December 10 | December 17 $122. This afternoon we will depart for Morrisburg for a delicious festive buffet dinner at the McIntosh Country Transportation Inn. Following dinner is your chance to see Upper Canada Village as it is brought to life in a different Dinner way during the Annual “Alight at Night” Festival, where over a quarter million lights decorate this Admission historic village. Hop aboard a horse-drawn wagon for an old-fashioned ride through the village. Wagon Ride Visit the Village Store for some last minute Christmas gifts or a warm-you-up beverage before we return All taxes to Ottawa. This truly will be a night you will not want to miss! Beauty & the Beast & Brunch Cost per person February 18 $123. Today we depart for the Seaway Valley arriving in Morrisburg to enjoy a delicious buffet brunch Transportation at the McIntosh Country Inn. Then, our travels continue onto Cornwall, where we will claim our Brunch reserved seats for the live musical theatre production of Disney’s “Beauty & the Beast” at the Aultsville Theatre Theatre, performed by the Seaway Valley Theatre Company. All taxes Girls Just Want to Have Fun-Shopping Sprees Cost per person Get your closest friends, mother and daughters, or your co-workers together and join us as we $65. escape the capital for a “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” shopping extravaganza. Whether it is fashions, Transportation antiques, collectibles and bargains you are browsing for, or perhaps a day to unwind and enjoy lunch, All taxes come along on a well-deserved day “Just for You.” When was the last time you did something for yourself? A perfect escape for the day. Watertown, NY February 24 | March 24 | April 21 | May 5 A valid passport is required. Montreal – Downtown May 26 | June 18 | September 11 Ottawa Valley Tours | 613.723.5701 3 One Day Tours Cost per person Akwesasne Mohawk Casino & Bingo Palace $65. February 27 | April 2 | May 26 | June 27 Transportation Today we travel across the border into upstate New York for a gaming experience at the Akwesasne Bonus Package Mohawk Casino. The casino features 1600 of the newest slots, 20 table games, four food venues All taxes and a poker room. A Bonus Package ($20 Slot Play/$11.99 meal value credits) will be added to your players card. (Bonus amount subject to change). This tour is restricted to persons 21 years and older. A valid passport is required. Cost per person Temples Sugar Bush & Lanark County $97. April 12 Transportation Today we depart on a spring adventure to visit the beautiful Maple Syrup Capital of Lanark County. Pancake Meal Savour a delicious traditional home-cooked pancake meal at Temples Sugar Bush. You will have time All taxes to stroll through the nature trail, the sugar bush and to visit the gift shop to purchase some maple products. This afternoon enjoy time in Balderson Village and charming Perth before returning to Ottawa. A super spring day for the sweet tooth! Cost per person Balderson Village & Heritage Perth $97. April 13 Transportation Spring is a wonderful time of year. When the days warm up the sap starts to flow. The tradition of maple Hearty Pancake Meal sugaring is a great way to enjoy the beautiful outdoors in the Maple Syrup Capital of Lanark County. All taxes Today we depart for Balderson Village for some leisure time to browse the shops before continuing onto Wheeler’s Maple Pancake House for a traditional Sugar Bush meal. Tour Wheelers Maple Heritage Museum and learn about the history of maple syrup making. Later this afternoon, our travels continue onto the village of Perth where you can stroll through the shops that line the main street of this historical town. Cost per person Opry Gold - Upper Canada Playhouse $133. April 25 Transportation Today we travel to the St. Lawrence Seaway making a stop for a delicious buffet
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