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NEW YORK Hundred Years NEW YORK hundred years. Ellis Island, the A carriage ride through Central Park could be on 4 day/3 Nights major processing station for your agenda today. Today we will enjoy another immigrants between 1892 and 1954, top Musical Broadway production. December 3-6, 2021 stands close by Liberty Island at the Friday - Monday head of New York City’s Upper Bateaux New York, Holiday Lights Dinner Harbor. This afternoon we will finish Cruise. Get lost in the our city tour of Upper Manhattan, beauty of Lady Liberty New York, New York - Hats Statue of including the sites of Ground Zero, and the New York off to Broadway! The New Liberty Broadway, the Empire State skyline. Savor the flavors York Theatre, Radio City Building, Rockefeller Center, and much more. We of their Executive Chief’s Music Hall, Rockefeller visit ground zero viewing the 911 memorial wall culinary creations. Listen and Fifth Avenue shopping are at your Center and the 911 Memorial Museum. The 110,000 to a live jazz trio. Enjoy fingertips as we explore the sights and sounds of square feet of exhibition space are within "the their elegant, all- glass enclosed vessel with 360- New York City. Join on Judy’s Leisure Tours, archaeological heart of the World Trade Center degree skyline view and a delicious three-course this exciting trip. site." The museum actually takes visitors sit-down dinner. This cruise around Manhattan underground. We are staying within walking offers a spectacular view of New York at night. It Early this morning we catch our local flight distance of Rockefeller Center, the Museum of will be a magical evening for all. from Fargo to America’s largest and most Modern Art, Central Park, and many other well 1 exciting metropolis, New York City. We known sites. You will have time to explore and This morning you may want to get up early arrive in New York early this afternoon and are met shop at your leisure. Fifth avenue is known for its and go to Rockefeller Center for the Today at the airport by our department stores and elegant residences, and is show, Times Square for the Good Morning motorcoach. We begin 4 also the site of several world-famous art museums. America show. Maybe you would like to do a our visit with a view of This evening you will have time to enjoy New York backstage tour of Radio City Music Hall prior to the the city that has on your own. Perhaps you will want to go to The show. NBC studio tours are also available and overcome adversity to View, New York’s only revolving rooftop located next door to the theatre. become better and restaurant, on the 47th floor of the Marriott with stronger. Our drive will dramatic skyline views. The Radio City Music Hall Rockettes Christmas introduce us to the show, is our last spectacular wonders of the Big Apple, and we get our first view You will have a free morning to enjoy the show before heading to the of Rockefeller Center and Time Square! We wonders of New York City. You can attend airport. From the moment check into the Edison Hotel, which is centrally church at St. Patrick’s Cathedral or one of the you walk into Radio City located to the sites of the Times Square area. It is 3 many churches located close to the hotel. Perhaps Music Hall to the very last only a ½ block off Broadway. This evening we you want to walk to Rockefeller Center to view the dazzling dance number, gather for Dinner before heading over to the Christmas tree and watch the skaters. The Empire experience the magic that only Theatre. We will pick the Broadway play next fall State Building is a landmark situated on Fifth Rockettes can create. This when the new line up for the theatres are Avenue and 34th Street, and is 1,250 feet high. The spectacular precision dance announced. world renowned Madame Tussaud’s Wax group only performs twice a Museum, a leader in entertainment for more than year, at Christmas and Easter. The show wouldn’t We begin our day as our motorcoach and 200 years, has created a world’s must-see attraction be complete without the moving Christmas Story. New York Guide pick us up and we are off in New York City, just blocks from our hotel this to see one of New York’s most famous attraction gives you the rare opportunity to mix, We transfer to the airport for our evening flight 2landmarks. The Statue of Liberty has mingle and rub elbows with - a veritable who’s who home. With our spirits flying high, we relish the symbolized America’s welcome for more than one of entertainment, sports, music, and world history. time we have spent in New York City Inclusions * Hotel/Airport Transfers w/Air Package * Edison Hotel * Baggage Handling * Tour Director * Dinner * Broadway Musical * Broadway Musical NEW YORK * Central Park * John Lennon Memorial December 3-6, 2021 Friday - Monday * Ellis Island Tour 4 Days/3 Nights * New York City Tour * Free time in New York City * 911 Memorial Museum * Bateaux Dinner Cruise * Radio City Music Hall Rockettes Land - Rates Per Person Air w/Transfers $ 1,845.00 Double FAR - TBD $ 1,795.00 Triple BIS - TBD $ 1,765.00 Quad Can quote other cities $ 2,350.00 Single Own Air add $50 for transfers A $500 Deposit will reserve your seat. Final payment is due October 15th. Insurance $209 per person with deposit Sign up by May 15th and SAVE $20! Inc. 701/232-344 Insurance is highly recommended Tours, on this trip! 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