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USA East Coast Itinerary Orlando Nyc Niagara TM A STRUCTURED MIDDLE & SENIOR SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE PROGRAM TRIP HIGHLIGHTS Kennedy Space Centre Statue of Liberty Niagara Falls’ Maid of the Mist 9/11 National Memorial Empire State Building Universal Studios’ Islands of Adventure Disneyland Young Authors Program TRULY EDUCATIONAL CORE LESSONS/INSPIRATION: PROGRAM ITINERARY History of Space Research 10 Days & 08 Nights Space Technology Impact Orlando, Niagara Falls & New York City History, Architecture & Entertainment This journey offers an insight into the two pillars of American success: – Orlando, Niagara Falls & New York City Liberty and Ambition. It encapsulates the very best creations of the country; from the planet’s most advanced space technology center at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, to the thrills of the best rides at Universal Studios and Disneyland; the journey continues to one of the USA east coast india finest natural wonders of the world at Niagara Falls; experience the NIAGARA FALLS most electrifying city, the commercial and financial capital of USA, New York. NEW YORK 3 16,000 PLUS, ENSURE YOU CHOOSE EDTERRA’S TRULY EDUCATIONAL VALUE TOOLS THAT ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE PROGRAM : Orlando orlando Pre-departure Workshops World Citizen Attudinal Mapping Young Authors Program (Includes a workshop prior to departure) MEALS & NOURISHMENT ON JOURNEY : Knowledge Kit (Includes the Be Inspired series) Student Engagement Tools Breakfast (in the hotel) (For details ask for our Truly Educational Value Dossier from us.) Lunch (Fast Food/ Indian/Restaurant/ Food Court Meal Voucher) Dinner (at an Indian Restaurant) To book - please call +91-11-42283515, write to [email protected] Orlando, Niagara Falls & New York City 10 Days / 8 Nights Disney Parade: Enjoy this colorful spectacle of floats with several Disney characters, musicians and dancers dazzling the Magic Kingdom premises Fun rides: From Space Mountain, a techno ride that will get you to scream at the top of your lungs, to Splash Mountain that will leave you soaked, Magic Kingdom is filled with many rides that will keep DAY 1 you entertained through the day Fly to USA Spend an evening exploring local culture, cuisine and offerings at a Mall DAY 2: We get introduced to the amazing world of outer space and rocket science, while discovering the spirit of team work and DAY 5: We re-discover thrill at Universal Studios’ Islands of perseverance at Kennedy Space Centre (KSC) in ORLANDO Adventure, ORLANDO Nature and Technology Museum: Learn about the region’s Roller Coasters and Rides: The Incredible Hulk, Dragon Challenge bio-diversity and understand why Cape Canaveral was chosen as and Dr. Doom’s Fearfall are sure to bring out the loudest screams! NASA’s launch site. Wet & Wild: Dudley’s Rip Saw Falls, the Jurassic Park River Rocket Garden: Click a picture in the midst of original rockets Adventure, Popeye and Bluto’s Bilge-Rat Barges – get ready for from different space programs some real wet fun. Lunch with an Astronaut: Discuss memories of space voyages in Experience 5D Simulations: Brace yourself for the Forbidden an interactive session with a veteran NASA astronaut Journey of Harry Potter and get your Spidey senses tingling at the Explorers Tour: Visit the exclusive areas of KSC in a NASA guided Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man ride bus tour. Enjoy a photo stop outside the Vehicular Assembly Building (VAB) and view the fascinating rocket and shuttle launch DAY 6: Explore the electrifying city of New York on a CITY TOUR that pads 39A and 39B alongside the breathtaking Atlantic Ocean. will show you the highlights of the city. Also visit the EMPIRE View the Launch Control Center, the Shuttle Landing Strip and the STATE BUILDING mighty Crawler used to transport rockets and shuttles from the VAB to the launch pad sites Ground Zero Memorial: Take a moment to pay homage to all the Apollo & Saturn V Centre: Get up, close and personal with the people who lost their lives during the tragic 9/11 terrorist attack most powerful rocket ever built – Saturn V, the rocket that sent UN Building: Drive past the international headquarters of the UN man to the moon. Learn all about NASA’s successful lunar Fifth Avenue: Be a part of the street of the rich and famous, and mission. one of the most expensive shopping districts in the world Enjoy an evening of sun and sand at Cocoa Beach China Town: Home to the highest concentration of Chinese population in the Western Hemisphere DAY 3: We continue our journey of space exploration at Kennedy Wall Street: See for yourself the street on which some of the Space Centre biggest financial deals are done 3D IMAX Movie: : Watch NASA astronauts in action in space and Times Square: Time for you to be dazzled at the bustling square discover the humane and technical side of space exploration. with millions of lights, Broadway theatres and street performers Explorers Wanted Gallery: Explore and understand the gennext of space exploration. Atlantis Museum andShuttle Launch Experience: View with your own eyes the original Atlantis Space Shuttle; NASA’s most sophisticated space vehicle that retired after completing 33 missions over 20 years of service. Shuttle Launch Experience: Be a part of a high-tech simulated ride of a real shuttle launch NASA Space Shop: Pick up exclusive NASA souvenirs from the world’s largest Space Shop Spend an evening exploring local culture, cuisine and offerings at a Mall DAY 4: Spend at day at Disney’s Magic Kingdom in ORLANDO Disney Castle: “Dream Along with Mickey” as you dance to the tunes of splendid music with Mickey and his friends To book - please call +91-11-42283515, write to [email protected] Orlando, Niagara Falls & New York City Empire State Building: Witness for yourself the iconic 102 storey DAY 10: INDIA sky scraper which you may have already seen in plenty of Arrival in India Hollywood films such as King Kong and Godzilla DAY 7: Embark on a beautiful drive from NEW YORK to NIAGARA Drive to Niagara: Enjoy beautiful landscapes that unfurl before you as you drive from Washington, DC to Niagara Spend an evening exploring local culture, cuisine and offerings at a Mall DAY 8: Visit the second largest water fall in the world, NIAGARA FALLS, after which drive down to NEW YORK W ASK FOR E KNO LEDGE Niagara Falls: Be a part of this breath-taking spectacle of nature TH Kit called Niagara Falls, made up of 3 different falls. Take a trip into its TRULY history and learn all about the brave individuals who dared to accomplish feats like crossing the falls, or going down the falls in a EDUCATIONAL barrel. Understand the importance of Niagara Falls as a huge TOOLS producer of hydroelectric power. Maid of the Mist: Board a ferry that will get you ‘up, close and AVAILABLE ONLY personal’ with Niagara Falls as you journey to the foot of the falls WITH and get drenched in its cascading mist. Feel the chill of the mist as EdTerra the ferry rocks back and forth with the might of the choppy waters below you. Soak in this magical spectacle of nature. Niagara Observatory Deck: Take in a fantastic view of the Falls below you, Canada to the opposite and the Rainbow Bridge that WORLD VIEW runs across the Niagara River, connecting both the countries by MAPPING road as well. Drive to New York: Embark on a long drive to New York, the city S that never sleeps d t e u e d t e Y n n O a DAY 9: We continue to explore the city of NEW YORK UN RS t r G AUTHO En a g Gu P R ag ent Statue of Liberty: This remarkable gift from France and the O G R A M em universal symbol of freedom and democracy awaits your arrival at Liberty Island Take a flight back to India To book - please call +91-11-42283515, write to [email protected] DAY 1: FLY FROM INDIA TO ORLANDO Global Attitudinal Mapping, Stage 1 Arrival in Orlando and clear immigrations and customs Check-in and overnight in Orlando DAY 2: ORLANDO Visit to Kennedy Space Centre at Cape Canaveral Take an educational walk through the Nature and Science Museum Walk through the Rocket Garden Lunch with an astronaut DEPARTURE DETAILS Take the KSC Explorers’ Tour Port of departure: New Delhi, IGIA Visit the Apollo Saturn V Centre Arrival in Orlando Enjoy an evening at Cocoa Beach Young Authors Program KENNEDY SPACE CENTRE HIGHLIGHTS (2 DAYS) DAY 3: ORLANDO Nature & Science Museum Landing Facility Rocket Garden Apollo Saturn V Centre Watch an educational film on IMAX 3D Lunch with an Astronaut Atlantis Museum View Atlantis – NASA’s finest spacecraft, displayed in a multi-billion Explorers Bus Tour, including Shuttle Launch Experience dollar exhibition space the Vehicle Assembly Building, 3D IMAX Space Movie Shuttle Launch Experience Launch pad sites, Shuttle NASA Space Shop Visit the NASA’s Space Shop, the largest NASA merchandise store in the world WALT DISNEY’S MAGIC KINGDOM HIGHLIGHTS Spend the evening at a Mall Disney Parade DAY 4: ORLANDO Disney Castle Visit Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom (Be Inspired-Walt Disney) Space Mountain Lunch inside Magic Kingdom (meal credit) Splash Mountain Visit a Wal-Mart store (Be Inspired by Sam Walton) Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Young Authors Program DAY 5: ORLANDO UNIVERSAL STUDIOS’ ISLANDS OF ADVENTURE The incredible Hulk Full day at Universal Studios’ Islands of Adventure Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man Lunch inside Islands of Adventure (meal credit) Wizarding World of Harry Potter DAY 6: ORLANDO – NEW YORK Harry Potter’s Forbidden Journey Fly from Orlando to New York Jurassic Park New York City Tour NIAGARA FALLS Empire State Building Niagara Falls State Park Young Authors Program Maid of the Mist DAY 7: NEW YORK – NIAGARA Niagara Observatory Deck Drive to Niagara NEW YORK CITY TOUR VISITS AND PHOTO-STOPS DAY 8: NIAGARA – NEW YORK 9/11 Memorial Spend the morning at Niagara Falls Wall Street UN Building Embark on the Maid of the Most ferry ride Central Park Drive to New York Rockefeller Centre DAY 9: NEW YORK – INDIA Times Square Empire State Building Visit the most iconic symbol of the country, the Statue of Liberty, Statue of Liberty located on Liberty Island Post Exposure Global Citizen Attitudinal Mapping ARRIVAL DETAILS Young Authors Program Port of departure: NEW YORK Fly back to India Arrival in New Delhi, IGIA DAY 10: ARRIVAL IN INDIA To book - please call +91-11-42283515, write to [email protected].
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