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2020 Spring Trip Catalog July 2019 www.friendshiptours.net Volume 3, Issue 2 2019 FALL - 2020 SPRING TRIP CATALOG Traveling Together since 1977 As Previously Advertised in AAA Journeys magazine & Gadabout Tours magazine Inside: • Day Trips • Overnight Trips • Ship Shop Cruises • Fly Tours • Broadway Show Bus Departures: • Manchester / West Hartford • Danbury / Waterbury • West Springfield MA and More! Dear Traveler, DAYTRIPS Since 1977, Friendship Tours/The Ship Shop has been providing the highest quality Motorcoach Daytrips, Overnight Tours, Broadway ShowBus tours, Luncheon Shows, Ship Shop Cruises, and Fly Tours. It is with great pleasure that we share Volume 3, Issue 2 of our new brochure of trips for Fall 2019 through Spring 2020. We are excited to oer all of our trips in our own comprehensive magazine. Inside, you will nd details of tours with departures from Manchester, West Hartford, Waterbury, Danbury, CT & West Springeld, MA. Be assured that our motorcoach tours will continue to oer the same quality of tours with the same professional Tour Directors that you have enjoyed with us throughout all of these years. Please browse our catalog to nd the perfect trip for you! Please look for follow-up newsletters throughout the year, too! For more information, please call us at 800-243-1630 or go to our website www.friendshiptours.net to reserve. We look forward to having you travel with us! CRUISES: .................................................................................................................................19-25 DAYTRIPS: ...................................................................................................................................2-7 FLY TOURS: ............................................................................................................................15-18 LUNCHEON SHOWS: ..................................................................................................................8 OVERNIGHT TOURS:.............................................................................................................9-14 SHOWBUS BROADWAY: ............................................................................................................8 TOUR DEPARTURE LOCATIONS [MAN] MANCHESTER: Commuter Parking Lot, Buckland St & Pleasant Valley Rd [WH] WEST HARTFORD/NEW BRITAIN: Park & Ride Commuter Lot across from Target, Village Square Road, near WestFarms Mall [WBY] WATERBURY: Chase Parkway Commuter Park & Ride across from Naugatuck Valley Community College [DAN] DANBURY: Exit 2 Commuter Park & Ride on Mill Plain Road [WSP] WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA: Quality Inn, 1150 Riverdale Street - park in back of the hotel parking lot WOW! FRIENDSHIP TOURS 2019 LOYALTY REWARDS PROGRAM Travel with us on 4 tours in 2019 listed in this catalog and receive a $25 credit toward future travel after the 4th completed tour. On each qualifying trip, have your Loyalty Card signed. Complete 4 eligible trips this year and you will earn your reward! Enjoy the gift of travel, friendship and rewards! Thank you for being part of the Friendship Family! Details: Each traveler must complete their own 4 qualifying trips. Qualifying trips are listed in this catalog. The 4 trips must occur in 2019. You must complete the card & mail in to us. Ask us for details! 1 For Reservations visit www.friendshiptours.net or Call 800.243.1630/860.243.1630 DAYTRIPS Daytrips leave from several convenient departure points throughout CT & MA, including Manchester [MAN], West Hartford [WH], Waterbury [WBY], Danbury [DAN], & W. Springeld, MA [WSP]. The departure locations vary depending on each trip, so please refer to the description in each trip listing. Also, please see the ‘TOUR DEPARTURE LOCATION’ legend on Page 1. Not all tours leave from all departure locations. At each departure location, you will be met by a Friendship Tours Tour Director who will travel with you throughout your trip. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the departure time to ensure easy boarding and seating. 9/11 MUSEUM & MEMORIAL, NYC ELLIS ISLAND & STATUE OF LIBERTY - NEW TWO DATES: Sun., July 21, 2019 & MUSEUM & AUDIO TOUR Sun., Nov. 17, 2019 Sat., Aug. 17, 2019 COST: $89 adult / $84 senior COST: $88 adult/$84 senior/$75 child The 9/11 Memorial Museum Roundtrip ferry from Liberty displays artifacts associated Park, NJ to Ellis Island and with the events of 9/11. Statue of Liberty Island. Includes timed admission to Includes the brand new the museum. Time at the food museum on Liberty Island! court at Brookeld Place. Departs: [MAN] [WH] [WBY] [DAN] Departs: [MAN] [WH] [WBY] [DAN] MAINE LOBSTERBAKE AT FOSTER’S & BLOCK ISLAND - EXPLORE PORTSMOUTH, NH FERRY & LUNCH AT NATIONAL HOTEL Sat., Aug. 24, 2019 COST: $108 Sat., July 27, 2019 COST: $109 Lobsterbake at famous Foster’s Downeast Scenic ferry crossing from Point Judith, RI to Clambake in York Harbor. Enjoy Maine lobster beautiful Block Island. Lunch included at the & entertainment. Afternoon free time to National Hotel and free time. Option: Add a explore Portsmouth Harbor, NH. narrated Island Tour for $15.pp. Departs: [WH] [MAN] Departs: [WH] [MAN] HAMPTON BEACH SARATOGA RACES, NY SEAFOOD FESTIVAL, NH TWO DATES: Sun., July 28, 2019 Sat., Sep. 7, 2019 Departs: [WH] [MAN] [WSP] COST: $82 adult/$72 child (5-12 years) Sun., Aug. 11, 2019 Admission to New England’s largest seaside Departs: [WBY] [WH] [MAN] [WSP] festival, featuring over 50 seafood vendors, COST: $92 arts & crafts show, sidewalk sales, 2 stages. It’s horse racing time at the Departs: [WH] [MAN] world-renowned Saratoga Race Course. Reserved grandstand MARTHA’S VINEYARD seating & admission. Sat., Sep. 7, 2019 COST: $108 Sail from Falmouth, MA aboard the Island YANKEES VS. RED SOX, Queen bound for Martha’s Vineyard. Enjoy a YANKEE STADIUM, BRONX, NY narrated bus tour of the island with free time Sun., Aug. 4, 2019 COST: $148 in both Edgartown & Oak Blus. Deluxe Motorcoach & reserved ticket to Departs: [WH] [MAN] 7:05pm game in Main Level 232B or 232A. Ticket includes a hot dog & beer! HUDSON VALLEY WINE & FOOD FEST, Departs: [MAN] [WH] [WBY] [DAN] DUTCHESS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, RHINEBECK, NY BOSTON WHALE WATCH & Sun., Sep. 8, 2019 COST: $90 QUINCY MARKET Enjoy a celebration of wine & food. The fest Sat., Aug. 10, 2019 features 70 wineries, craft brewers, gourmet COST: $113 Ad/ $107 Sr/ $100 child specialty foods, jewelry & crafts, & live music. Board a high-speed catamaran for a 3 hr Tasting ticket includes all the wine & beer you cruise to Stellwagen Bank, famous whale care to sample. watching site. Afternoon at Quincy Market. Departs: [MAN] [WH] [WBY] [DAN] Departs: [WBY] [WH] [MAN] Complete itineraries can be found online at www.friendshiptours.net 2 DAYTRIPS DAYTRIPS LUNCH CRUISE, BEAUPORT WATERFIRE FESTIVAL & FEDERAL HILL, PRINCESS, GLOUCESTER, MA PROVIDENCE, RI Sat., Sep 14, 2019 COST: $112 Sat., Sep. 28, 2019 COST: $99 Cruise Gloucester harbor aboard the Beauport Enjoy a guided driving city Princess. Enjoy a delicious buet lunch, music, tour with a local guide, views of lighthouses, Rocky Neck, Hammond family-style lunch at Trattoria Castle. Free time in the quaint artisan town of Zooma on Federal Hill, Rockport. amazing evening at the WaterFire Departs: [WH] [MAN] festival - see the bonres! Departs: [WH] [MAN] 93RD ANNUAL FEAST OF SAN GENNARO, LITTLE ITALY, NYC FALL IN BENNINGTON, VERMONT - Sun., Sep. 15, 2019 COST: $67 AWAKEN YOUR SENSES NYC’s longest-running, Sat., Oct. 5, 2019 COST: $99 biggest religious street Touch handmade pottery as you tour festival. Little Italy will be Bennington Potters. Taste traditional New lled with delicious food England lunch at the Publyk House. See vendors & entertainment. spectacular views of Southern VT on a guided Departs: [MAN] [WH] [WBY] [DAN] coach tour at The Apple Barn. Departs: [WH] [MAN] [WSP] THE BIG E - CONNECTICUT DAY Wed., Sep. 18, 2019 COST: $77 HALLOWEEN IN SALEM, MASS. Travel to Springeld, MA Sun., Oct. 6, 2019 COST: $88 for New England’s Great See history come alive! State Fair - The Big E - for Cry Innocent is a theatrical Connecticut Day. performance based on the Departs: [DAN] [WBY] [WH] [MAN] Salem Witch Trials. Afternoon of free time to THEODORE ROOSEVELT’S explore the many shops, museums & street SAGAMORE HILL, OYSTER BAY, NY festivities of Salem at Halloween. Sat., Sep. 21, 2019 COST: $118 Departs: [WH] [MAN] Sagamore Hill chronicles the life of this American president and Rough Rider. Tour FRIESIANS OF MAJESTY— Roosevelt’s 23-room home. Lunch at HORSES IN VERMONT Canterbury’s Oyster Bay. Sun., Oct. 6, 2019 COST: $114 Departs: [MAN] [WH] [WBY] [DAN] Enjoy lunch on the CT River in Brattleboro, VT. Then NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN visit the only Friesian farm in THEME: BRAZILIAN MODERN North America—devoted Sun., Sep. 22, 2019 COST: $89 exclusively to a majestic The New York Botanical Garden is a real gem! breed of jet-black horses from the This season, a stunning, large-scale garden Netherlands. Marvel at a choreographed exhibition celebrates the Brazilian Modernist musical show by these elegant horses and art & garden movement. Explore the garden, tour the stables. café, and gift shop. Departs: [WH] [MAN] [WSP] Departs: [MAN] [WH] [WBY] [DAN] BRONX ZOO - TRAIN & TURKEY DINNER ALONG TOTAL EXPERIENCE PACKAGE LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE, NH Sat., Oct. 12, 2019 Sat., Sep. 28, 2019 COST: $118 COST: $90 adult/$87 child (5 to 12 years) Favorite! Enjoy a 2-hour train ride aboard the Deluxe zoo adventure includes admission, zoo Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad. Turkey dinner shuttle, monorail, Gorilla Exhibit, JungleWorld, by
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