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Brochure May 2013 Inside Pages Orchard View Travelers 231.760.1376 *Proven Quality *Customer Satisfaction *Leaders in Travel A Relax, Samples I EL R RAV It’s T Included! London & Paris Pick your own destination and dates! Ireland The Plains of Africa Choose from more than 150 locations across all 7 continents. Whatever your wish, we can book it. Call Antarctica to ask about your dream trip. Tropical Costa Rica Spain’s Classics Fully escorted tours, meet people from all over the world! Australia Italy’s Treasures AROUND THE TOWN Best of China Please join us to discuss what’s new in the world of travel. We will discuss upcom- ing trips and have more detailed infor- mation on trips that interest you! This is a great place to meet new friends and perhaps find a traveling companion. You MUST register for the luncheons (limited seating) by calling 231.760.1376, then meet us at the restaurants listed We invite you to visit us online. below at noon! www.orchardviewce.org May 20, Monday Take a look at our new tours to Sam's Joint exciting destinations as well as 6618 Grand Haven Road interesting changes (per our suggestions) to time tested September 16, Monday The Brownstone favorites. We’ll give you a preview Muskegon County Airport of these great destinations with detailed itineraries. NOW Individual Air and Hotel OFFERING…. Packages To: Let Orchard View LAS VEGAS Travelers ORLANDO customize your TAMPA next private Individual Cruise PHOENIX JAMAICA group or business Vacations CANCUN adventure! CARIBBEAN TITANTIC: THE ARTIFACT EXHIBIT Grand Rapids Public Museum May 13, Monday $66/Person Trip ID:4938 Be drawn back in time to 1912, receiving a replica boarding pass of an actual passenger on board the Titanic. Then begin a chronological journey through the short life of Titanic, moving through the ship’s construction, to life on board. In the Memorial Gallery at the end of the exhibition, you will take your boarding pass to the memorial wall and discover wheth- er your passenger survived or perished. You will see more than 150 artifacts from the "ship of dreams." A Titanic themed lunch is included at the museum. Muskegon: Departs: 11:00 am Returns: 4:00 pm Grand Haven: Departs: 10:30 am Returns: 4:30 pm Holland: Departs: 10:00 am Returns: 5:00 pm FIREKEEPERS CASINO OVERNIGHT Battle Creek, MI (Travelers must be 21) May 14-15, Tuesday-Wednesday $149/Person/Double $139/Person/Triple & Quad $229/Single Trip ID:4925 It’s Time To Roll Out The Red Carpet. Stay at the NEW beautiful world-class hotel. FireKeepers has 2,700 of the latest slot & video poker games, hand dealt table games including all your favorites like blackjack, craps, roulette, a live poker room, live Bingo and an exclusive high limit area and VIP lounge. Gaming Package: $40 slot play and $10 food voucher. This trip also includes a stop at Four Winds Casino with a gaming package. Thinking of a last minute trip? Call, even if it’s past the due date, we will try our best to accommodate you. “OLIVER” Oakbrook Terrace, IL - Drury Lane Theatre May 15, Wednesday $119/Person Trip ID:4945 The excitement begins, audiences will follow orphan Oliver Twist as he embarks on a life-threatening adventure through the dismal streets of Nineteenth-Century England. Winner of three Tony Awards. Enjoy lunch (included) at the theater prior to the performance. Muskegon: Departs: 8:15 am Returns: 8:45 pm Grand Haven: Departs: 8:45 am Returns: 8:15 pm Holland: Departs: 9:15 am Returns: 7:45 pm ALASKA Airfare from Grand Rapids (other dates available) May 16-28, Thursday-Tuesday $3,999/Person/Double/Inside $4,599/Person/Double/Outside $4,999/Person/Double/Balcony $305/Optional travel protection due with deposit Trip ID:4873 This date is currently sold out. “ANYTHING GOES” Grand Rapids, MI - DeVos Hall May 18, Saturday $119/Person Trip ID:4817 All aboard for this saucy and splendid production of "Anything Goes," winner of three 2011 Tony Awards. Take a step back in time when the S.S. American heads out to sea, and two unlikely pairs set off on the course to true love. Top priced seats, and lunch (included) prior to the show. Muskegon: Departs: 11:15 am Returns: 5:15 pm Grand Haven: Departs: 10:45 am Returns: 5:45 pm Holland: Departs: 10:15 am Returns: 6:15 pm “The world is a book, those who do not travel, read only a page” 2 You’re invited to attend… Tours & Travel Information with Collette Vacations Date: May 20, Monday - Time: 1:00 pm - Cost: Free Where: Orchard View Travelers 1765 Ada Avenue, Muskegon RSVP: 231 760-1376 Whether embarking on a journey along with friends and family, or arranging an adventure for your organization; join Orchard View Travelers and Collette Vacations for an afternoon full of travel information. Collette Vacations offer more than 150 expertly designed, escorted tours spanning 50-plus countries on all seven continents. Founded in 1918, they are the oldest major U.S. tour operator and have taken countless travelers around the globe on escorted vacations that balance extraordinary experiences and connect you to new places and people, history and culture, with leisure time to venture out independently. Ed McKenna from Collette Vacations will answer questions about upcoming trips. Space is limited, so call soon. ATLANTIC CITY New Jersey - By Motorcoach May 20-25, Monday-Saturday $550/Person/Double $540/Person/Triple & Quad $795/Single Trip ID:4770 Hit the jackpot with a gaming vacation! World-class gaming awaits in fantastic At- lantic City! Your casino hotel offers excitement and fun. You can take in a show, try your luck at the casino, or see how Atlantic City has changed since Sandy. Enjoy daily hot breakfasts and one dinner, $30 casino bonus, and spectacular gaming and sightseeing. A detailed itinerary is available. Travelex protection is available by calling 1.800.228.9792, location #22-1104. GRAND HOTEL LUNCHEON Mackinac Island, MI May 22, Wednesday $167/Person Trip ID:4816 Back by popular demand - this one day Mackinac Island get-a-way is sure to please! Enjoy the ferry ride as it transports you to a time where there are no cars, no big build- ings, just a relaxing beautiful place. Once on the island we'll give you a carriage tour, an included buffet lunch at the famous Grand Hotel and afterwards, free time to explore and shop. Muskegon: Departs: 6:30 am Returns: 10:30 pm Grand Haven: Departs: 6:00 am Returns: 11:00 pm Holland: Departs: 5:30 am Returns: 11:30 pm Grand Rapids: Departs: 7:00 am Returns: 10:00 pm TURKEYVILLE “STEEL MAGNOLIAS” Marshall, MI May 23, Thursday $72/Person Trip ID:4823 The action is set in Truvy’s beauty salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana, where all the ladies who are "anybody" come to have their hair done. Enjoy a home cooked turkey feast and a memorable performance by a professional cast. Muskegon: Departs: 8:30 am Returns: 6:45 pm Grand Haven: Departs: 9:00 am Returns: 7:15 pm Holland: Departs: 9:30 am Returns: 7:45 pm 3 Deposit requirements are located in the back of this brochure PIGEON FORGE AND GATLINBURG Tennessee - By Motorcoach May 23-29, Thursday-Wednesday $750/Person/Double $740/Person/Triple & Quad $952/Single Trip ID:4881 The Smokies have some of the most beautiful views and the best entertainment around. Included is a guided tour, four evening shows: Smoky Mountain Opry, The Cirque De Chine Show, The Smith Family Show and the Hatfield-Mccoy Dinner Show, Dollywood, the Country Jamboree Breakfast Variety Show and ten meals. A detailed itinerary is available. Travelex protection is available by calling 1.800.228.9792, location #22-1104. CHICAGO’S ELEGANT GOLD COAST Chicago, IL May 25, Saturday $124/Person Trip ID:4854 Experience a tour of the glitz and glamour of the rich and famous - the historic stomping grounds of Chicago's nineteenth century elite. See the magnificent architecture of the monumental homes and opulent hotels where well-heeled Chicagoans lived and played. A deli- cious lunch is included. Muskegon: Departs: 7:30 am Returns: 9:45 pm Grand Haven: Departs: 8:00 am Returns: 9:15 pm Holland: Departs: 8:30 am Returns: 8:45 pm SHIPSHEWANA Shipshewana, IN May 29, Wednesday $67/Person Trip ID:4803 One of the Midwest's largest flea markets with vendors offering everything imagina- ble. Find hundreds of vendors selling everything from fresh fruit to handcrafted furniture. Experi- ence the Trading Place Antique Gallery across the street with quality dealers selling hard to find antiques or enjoy shopping the quaint shops downtown. Also included is a stop at a local cheese shop and a delicious family-style Amish dinner. Muskegon: Departs: 7:00 am Returns: 8:00 pm Grand Haven: Departs: 7:30 am Returns: 7:30 pm Holland: Departs: 8:00 am Returns: 7:00 pm SPRING MYSTERY TRIP ??? May 30, Thursday $99/Person Trip ID:4811 This trip is currently sold out, call to have your name placed on our waiting list. Muskegon: Depart: 9:00 am Returns: 7:30 pm Grand Haven: Departs: 8:30 am Returns: 8:00 pm Holland: Departs: 8:00 am Returns: 8:30 pm Grand Rapids: Departs: 9:30 am Returns: 7:00 pm AMERICAN GIRL &/OR DOWNTOWN CHICAGO SHOPPING Chicago, IL June 1, Saturday $93/Lunch & Shopping $61/Shopping Only Trip ID:4902 You can bring your American Girl doll, buy one or just have an optional special lunch in the store’s restaurant.
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