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Holly Jolly Christmas with Daniel O’Donnell Holly Jolly Christmas with Daniel O’Donnell The production of Buddy: A Buddy Holly Story Wisconsin Dells - Shipshewana Madison Wisconsin December 11 - 16, 2019 (6 days) 6 Spectacular Christmas Events! Branson on the Road: Christmas Style Daniel O’ Donnell’s Christmas and More Palace Theater - Wisconsin Dells, WI Blue Gate Theatre - Shipshewana, IN We’ll kick off our Christmas season by experiencing Branson For the first time ever, Irish fans will be treated to a 3-hour Christ- on the Road’s great Christmas music, old country and gospel mas and More show with Daniel O’Donnell! The first part of the favorites! Witness their amazing instrumental abilities as they show features the star entertaining his audience with a nostalgic bring together a fiddle, mandolin, banjo, guitar, and upright slap trip down memory lane as he performs hit after hit. As the curtain bass. With beautiful rhinestone costumes and plenty of hilarious rises on the second half, be transported to a Christmas wonderland comedy, we will love their Christmas Style! with Daniel getting into festive mode as he sings all-time great Christmas classics and favorites! He will be joined by his long-time Flight 1225 singing partner, Mary Duff. Essenhaus Heritage Hall - Middlebury, IN Experience the comic tale of five stranded airline passengers and The Nutcracker - Madison Ballet one “sincerely helpful” airline employee who attempt to survive a Overture Hall - Madison, WI severe snowstorm on Christmas Eve, destined to delay all depar- We will be thrilled by the athleticism and romance of classical tures from a quaint Midwestern airport. Like a good “mystery,” ballet as the Madison Ballet presents “The Nutcracker.” With 150 audiences will soon discover that not all passengers are who they dancers, a 25-ft Christmas tree, and 100% chance of snow, this seem to be. This redemptive tale shares the hope of eternal joy timeless story filled with some of literature’s most treasured char- and concedes that even a “tyrant” can become jolly when subject acters will ring in the holiday season! Set to Tchaikovsky’s familiar to a strong dose of Christmas cheer! score played live by the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, this is sure to be an unforgettable experience! The Christmas Tree Ship Blue Gate Theatre - Shipshewana, IN Holly Jolly Christmas Witness one family’s unsinkable mission to save Christmas in this Palace Theater - Wisconsin Dells, WI delightful new musical, “The Christmas Tree Ship.” It’s all about This most enjoyable musical is filled with dancing, holiday favor- a ship, a storm, and a Christmas story of heroic proportions! ites, and a visit from the big guy in red himself! Be welcomed by Inspired by a true story of one woman’s unsinkable determination Mr. and Mrs. Claus, travel around the wide world of holiday cheer to continue her late husband’s mission of bringing Christmas trees with Christmas in Killarney and Feliz Navidad. See how special the from upper Michigan, through the holidays are at home with Merry Christmas With Love, The Christ- rough waters of Lake mas Song and then see Christmas through the eyes of a child. Michigan, to their There’s a lot of dancing with Jingle Bell Rock, Blue Christmas (so underprivileged, Chicago you know who might show up!), I Got My Love to Keep Me Warm community. and more. We guarantee this show will make your holiday holly- 126 er, jolly-er, merrier, and brighter! Day 1 - Home to Wisconsin Dells, WI Welcome aboard for a Holly Jolly Christmas! As we make our way, we’ll stop for lunch at Norske Nook, complete with a piece of your favorite pie! After we get checked into our hotel, we’ll head to the Palace Theatre for a wonderful dinner, followed by the festive “Branson on the Road: Christmas Style” show! Hotel: Hilton Garden Inn Included Meals: Lunch, Dinner Day 2 - Wisconsin Dells to Shipshewana, IN After breakfast we travel to Shipshewana, Indiana and the heart of beautiful Amish Country. Our accommodations the next two nights are at the friendly and comfort- able Blue Gate Garden Inn. Just a few miles away is Middlebury, where we will enjoy dinner at Das Dutchman Essenhaus following by the live Christmas performance of “Flight 1225” in their Heritage Hall. Hotel: Blue Gate Garden Inn (2 Nights) Included Meals: Breakfast, Dinner Day 3 - Shipshewana Breakfast at our hotel is amazing! This morning we have the opportunity to explore Amish Country during an expert guided tour of the area. If weather permits, enjoy a buggy ride. After a delicious soup & sandwich lunch at the Blue Gate Restaurant, we are treated to “The Christmas Tree Ship” show! Then a wonderful Amish dinner precedes the highly antici- pated “Christmas and More with Daniel O’Donnell!” Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 4 - Shipshewana to Madison, WI Another great breakfast and then we depart for Madi- son. After checking into The Madison Concourse Hotel downtown and dining together, we head over to the Over- ture Hall for the dazzling performance of Madison Ballet’s “The Nutcracker!” Hotel: The Madison Concourse Hotel Included Meals: Breakfast, Dinner Day 5 – Madison to Wisconsin Dells, WI Breakfast is served at the hotel before we journey back to Flight 1225 Wisconsin Dells and the Palace Theater, this time for lunch and the grand “Holly Jolly Christmas” show! Our last eve- ning will be spent at Three Bears Resort, where we’ll enjoy a memorable time of sharing special Christmas memories together & a pizza party! Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Pizza Party Holly Jolly Christmas Day 6 – Wisconsin Dells to Home 2019 Dates & Prices After one last breakfast together we will travel home, filled Dates: December 11 - 16, 2019 (6 Days) with the Christmas spirit from our Holly Jolly Christmas together! $1,799 Double $2,089 Single Price Per Person: Included Meals: Breakfast $1,699 Triple $1,649 Quad Price Includes: 13 Meals, Hotels & Activities as stated in brochure, Luxury Motorcoach Deposit Due $100 p/p deposit at time of reservation, Per Person: Full payment due 30 days prior to departure. Optional Travel $116 Double (per person) / $149 Single Protection p/p: R&J Travel Bucks: $30 Travel Bucks Earned with this Tour Tour Pace: Light to Moderate Walking 1-800-758-6877 or www.rjtoursonline.com 127.
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