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JAY BUCKLEY BASEBALL TOURS 2016 SCHEDULE For reservations contact: JAY BUCKLEY BASEBALL TOURS Box 213 • La Crosse, Wisconsin 54602-0213 1.888.666.3510 • [email protected] www.jaybuckley.com Visit www.jaybuckley.com for all the latest news and catch us on Facebook ARIZONA SPRING TRAINING AND | HOME OPENER FOR DIAMONDBACKS ST PHOENIX | MARCH 26–APRIL 5 The host hotel will be located in Come join us in the warm sun of Arizona and enjoy watching exciting Cactus League spring training action. This tour will include Scottsdale Old Town for the entire many spring training games in the Phoenix area and the regular season home opener for the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase stay in Arizona. It will be a full Field. service hotel within walking distance of many shops and restaurants. The finalized itinerary will be available very soon as teams release their spring training schedules. Included in this trip will be games at Sloan Park in Mesa, home of the Chicago Cubs, Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, Surprise Stadium, Scottsdale Price per person: Stadium and other ball parks in the Phoenix area. $2295 Double $2145 Triple $2095 Quad $3095 Private Dates of this trip are set. Please check our website or call us for tour itinerary details. FLORIDA SPRING TRAINING AND | HOME OPENERS FOR TAMPA BAY AND MIAMI ST TAMPA | MARCH 27–APRIL 6 This tour will start and finish at the Come join us in the Sunshine State for our action packed Florida Spring Training tour featuring exciting Grapefruit League host hotel near the Tampa Airport. games with the traditional powers of the Yankees and Red Sox as well as many other teams. In addition to the spring training In addition to enjoying spring baseball at ball parks in Tampa, Clearwater, Bradenton and other locations in Florida, this games, this tour will include two tour will welcome in the the regular season with the home openers for the Tampa Bay Rays vs. Toronto Blue Jays and regular season Opening Day games Miami Marlins vs. Detroit Tigers. The finalized itinerary will be available as soon as the spring training schedules are at Tropicana Field in Tampa and the Marlins Park in Miami. released. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enjoy both spring training and regular season action! Price per person: Dates of this trip are set. Please check our website or call us for tour itinerary details. $2095 Double $1945 Triple $1895 Quad $2895 Private MAY 27–30 | CHICAGO 1 4 DAYS * 3 GAMES * 5 TEAMS * 2 BALLPARKS Tour Departs from La Crosse, Wisconsin with pick-ups in Fri., May 27 Check into hotel Madison, Milwaukee and Chicago. On May 30, we will return you Sat., May 28 Philadelphia vs. Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field to your pick-up point. Sun., May 29 Cincinnati vs. Milwaukee at Miller Park Mon., May 30 LA Dodgers vs. Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field Included features: Tailgate party at Miller Park, buffet reception at Harry Caray’s restaurant. Price per person: $795 Double $745 Triple $695 Quad $945 Private JUNE 14–JUNE 22 | NEW YORK 2 9 DAYS * 6 GAMES * 11 TEAMS * 5 BALLPARKS Tour departs and ends at the host hotel near Newark, New Jersey Tue., June 14 Check into hotel Liberty Airport. Wed., June 15 Cooperstown - Hall of Fame & Museum Thu., June 16 Baltimore vs. Boston at Fenway Park Included features: Admission to Baseball Hall of Fame, guided Fri., June 17 Seattle vs. Boston at Fenway Park tour of Fenway Park, guided tour of Yankee Stadium, sightseeing Sat., June 18 Atlanta vs. NY Mets at Citi Field in Boston, New York City and Philadelphia. Sun., June 19 Arizona vs. Philadelphia at Citizens Bank Park Price per person: Mon., June 20 San Francisco vs. Pittsburgh at PNC Park $1895 Double $1695 Triple Tue., June 21 Colorado vs. NY Yankees at Yankee Stadium $1625 Quad $2345 Private Wed., June 22 Check out of hotel Visit www.jaybuckley.com for all the latest news and catch us on Facebook – 2 – JUNE 16–JUNE 25 | CHICAGO 3 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES AND LAMBEAU FIELD 10 DAYS * 10 GAMES * 16 TEAMS * 7 BALLPARKS Thu., June 16 Check into hotel Fri., June 17 Pittsburgh vs. Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field Tour departs from La Crosse, Wisconsin with pick-ups in Madison, Milwaukee and Chicago. On June 25, we will return you Sat., June 18 Texas vs. St. Louis at Busch Stadium to your pick-up point. Sun., June 19 Detroit vs. Kansas City at Kauffman Stadium Mon., June 20 College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska at TD Ameritrade Park Included features: Buffet reception at Harry Caray’s restaurant, Tue., June 21 College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska at TD Ameritrade Park guided tour of St. Louis, 4 games of College World Series in Wed., June 22 Philadelphia vs. Minnesota at Target Field Omaha (see all 8 teams), admission to Omaha Zoo, guided tour of Thu., June 23 Quad City River Bandits vs. Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (A) Lambeau Field, admission into Packer Hall of Fame, sightseeing at Fox Cities Stadium in Chicago and St. Louis. Fri., June 24 Toronto vs. Chicago White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field Sat., June 25 Check out of hotel Price per person: $1995 Double $1795 Triple $1695 Quad $2475 Private JUNE 17–JUNE 26 | CHICAGO | VISIT TO NIAGARA FALLS & TORONTO 4 10 DAYS * 8 GAMES * 13 TEAMS * 8 BALLPARKS Tour departs from La Crosse, Wisconsin with pick-ups in Fri., June 17 Check into hotel Madison, Milwaukee and Chicago. On June 26, we will return you Sat., June 18 Pittsburgh vs. Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field to your pick-up point. Sun., June 19 Chicago White Sox vs. Cleveland at Progressive Field Mon., June 20 San Francisco vs. Pittsburgh at PNC Park Included features: All you can eat food at Progressive Field, Tue., June 21 Arizona vs. Toronto at Rogers Center guided tour of PNC Park, guided tour of Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum, tailgate party at Miller Park, Wed., June 22 Seattle vs. Detroit at Comerica Park buffet reception at Harry Caray’s restaurant, sightseeing in Thu., June 23 San Diego vs. Cincinnati at Great American Ball Park Pittsburgh, Niagara Falls and Chicago. Fri., June 24 Washington vs. Milwaukee at Miller Park Sat., June 25 Toronto vs. Chicago White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field Price per person: Sun., June 26 Check out of hotel $2195 Double $1995 Triple $1895 Quad $2695 Private *You must have a passport or a passport card to return to the U.S. from Canada. (Visit this website: www.travel.state.gov) JUNE 21–JUNE 26 | CHICAGO 5 6 DAYS * 5 GAMES * 10 TEAMS * 5 BALLPARKS Tour departs from La Crosse, Wisconsin with pick-ups in Tue., June 21 Check into hotel Madison, Milwaukee and Chicago. On June 26, we will return you Wed., June 22 St. Louis vs. Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field to your pick-up point. Thu., June 23 Philadelphia vs. Minnesota at Target Field Fri., June 24 Washington vs. Milwaukee at Miller Park Included features: Tailgate party at Miller Park. Sat., June 25 Cleveland vs. Detroit at Comerica Park Sun., June 26 Toronto vs. Chicago White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field Price per person: $1195 Double $1145 Triple $1095 Quad $1495 Private Visit www.jaybuckley.com for all the latest news and catch us on Facebook – 3 – JUNE 21–JUNE 29 | NEW YORK 6 9 DAYS * 6 GAMES * 11 TEAMS * 6 BALLPARKS Tour departs and ends at the host hotel near Newark, New Jersey Tue., June 21 Check into hotel Liberty Airport. Wed., June 22 Kansas City vs. NY Mets at Citi Field Thu., June 23 Chicago White Sox vs. Boston at Fenway Park Included features: Admission to Baseball Hall of Fame, Fri., June 24 Cooperstown - Hall of Fame & Museum sightseeing in Boston, Baltimore, Washington DC and Philadelphia. Sat., June 25 LA Dodgers vs. Pittsburgh at PNC Park Price per person: Sun., June 26 Tampa Bay vs. Baltimore at Camden Yards $1845 Double $1645 Triple Mon., June 27 NY Mets vs. Washington at Nationals Park $1595 Quad $2295 Private Tue., June 28 Texas vs. NY Yankees at Yankee Stadium Wed., June 29 Check out of hotel JUNE 28–JULY 6 | NEW YORK 7 9 DAYS * 6 GAMES * 9 TEAMS * 5 BALLPARKS Tour departs and ends at the host hotel near Newark, New Jersey Tue., June 28 Check into hotel Liberty Airport. Wed., June 29 Texas vs. NY Yankees at Yankee Stadium Thu., June 30 NY Mets vs. Washington at Nationals Park Included features: Admission to Baseball Hall of Fame, guided Fri., July 1 Kansas City vs. Philadelphia at Citizens Bank Park tour of Manhattan, guided tour of Fenway Park, admission to 9/11 Sat., July 2 Chicago Cubs vs. NY Mets at Citi Field Memorial Museum, Liberty Boat Cruise viewing Ellis Island with Sun., July 3 LA Angels vs. Boston at an up-close look at Statue of Liberty, sightseeing in New York Fenway Park City, Washington, Philadelphia and Boston. Mon., July 4 Texas vs. Boston at Fenway Park Tue., July 5 Cooperstown - Hall of Fame & Museum Price per person: Wed., July 6 Check out of hotel $1995 Double $1795 Triple $1745 Quad $2395 Private JULY 9–JULY 13 | SAN DIEGO | ALL STAR GAME 8 6 DAYS * 4 GAMES * 2 TEAMS * 2 BALLPARKS Tour departs and ends at the host hotel in San Diego. Fri., July 8 Check into hotel Sat., July 9 San Diego vs. LA Dodgers at Dodger Stadium Included features: Experience the 2016 MLB All Star Game Sun., July 10 All-Star Sunday Futures Game at Petco Park festivities and events at Petco Park in San Diego.
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