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Travel with us to interesting & exciting places

All trips depart from the School Lane Parking lot at the Souderton High School, Souderton, Pa. We travel on Hagey's deluxe coaches, with rest room. Due to circumstance beyond our control, escorts and bus drivers may alter itinerary if needed. No smoking or alcoholic beverages permitted on buses. Gold cards may not be used for trips

See all winter/spring trips listed below in chronological order:

• NEW YORK CITY/MACY’S FLOWER SHOW
  Saturday, March 29, 2008
  Trip # 701
  Depart: 8:00a.m. Return: 9:00p.m.
  Cost: $35
  
  Every year Macy’s, Herald Square, presents their outstanding flower show to the delight of over 500,000 visitors. The show features over two million flowers and exotic topiaries from all over the world arranged by renowned horticulturalists. Begin your day at Macy’s, then spend the rest of the afternoon shopping, touring and dining. The choice is yours! There is not a charge for the flower show, so you can choose whether or not to attend. We will have two drop-off points – first at Macy’s (for those attending the flower show) and the other at the Rockefeller Center area. Pick-up points will be announced on the bus. We will depart from NYC at 6:00PM.
• A TASTE OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PA
  A Day for Touring, Eating, and Shopping
  Saturday, April 12, 2008
  Trip # 702
  Depart: 7:30a.m. Return: 8:00p.m.
  Cost: $49 Per Adult (includes luncheon buffet), $40 Children 4-10 years old
  
  Lancaster County is known as the “garden spot” of America and is also famous for their abundant and tasty foods that are bound to please your taste buds. Join us for a day of touring and tasting in the land of the Amish, and shopping in unique little stores. Bring your market basket (or cooler) to fill with a cornucopia of goodies fresh from the farm and kitchen. The day begins with a visit to the Central Market in Lancaster – America’s oldest continuously operating farmer’s market. For your dining pleasure, we will stop for an abundant luncheon/dinner at the famous Shady Maple Smorgasbord featuring “all you can eat” Pennsylvania Dutch foods. Cost of luncheon included in your cost. After lunch, visit and shop at Glick’s Food and Crafts, an Amish farm featuring food and crafts, or see the animals and take a hayride/tour of the farm. Our last stop will be the famous Kitchen Kettle. We promise you will take home a taste of the good and simple life of the Pennsylvania Dutch!
• SAINT MICHAELS, MARYLAND
  An Enchanting Bayside Village and Food & Wine Festival (Optional)
  Saturday, April 26, 2008
  Trip # 703
  Depart: 7:00a.m. Return: 9:00p.m.
  Cost: $40
  
  Escape to historic St. Michaels, Maryland, the heart and soul of the Chesapeake Bay. Saint Michaels is a quaint waterfront village on the Eastern Shore and features gourmet restaurants, and unique specialty shops. Spend the day shopping, strolling the historic streets, taking a boat ride, feasting on freshly-caught crabs and oysters or visiting the famous Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. The annual Food & Wine Festival will take place on the day we visit, and features wine seminars, wine tasting, food and wine exhibits, great jazz, and guest chefs. If you are interested in attending this festival, visit: www.stmichaelsfoodandwinefestival.com. You can purchase tickets at this site and read more about it. Our trip price includes only your transportation. Don’t miss this fun-filled day that you can “plan your way”!
• SPRINGTIME ON THE HUSDON
  Tour Hyde Park, The Vanderbilt Mansion, and Woodbury Commons
  Saturday, May 10, 2008
  Trip # 704
  Depart: 6:30a.m. Return: 10:00p.m.
  Cost: $50 (Includes tickets to 2 Mansions)
  
  Enjoy a springtime adventure to the Hudson River Valley. In the morning we will tour Hyde Park, the family home of F.D. Roosevelt and his Presidential Library. We will stop for lunch (lunch cost not included). In the afternoon we tour the Vanderbilt Mansion, filled with treasured objects of the past – all evident of the rich and opulent lifestyle of the wealthy American Vanderbilt dynasty. Built by Franklin Vanderbilt in 1898, this beautiful home features splendid interior decoration of the late 19th Century. Tour tickets for both locations are included in your cost. Heading home we will stop at Woodbury Commons Premium Outlets featuring over 100 brand name outlet stores and many restaurants. You will have time at this stop to shop as well as eat dinner (cost of this meal not included).