• Patti's Settlement: Southern hospitality, food, log cabin gift shops, beautiful gardens, animal park, streams, fountains, miniature golf, remote controlled boats and more.
• Morris Museum: Dedicated to the collection and exhibition of art and artists of the American South. With more than 5,000 works of art, including paintings, sculpture, drawings, photographs & more.
• Step on tour of Myrtle Beach: 60-mile long stretch of beautiful white sandy beaches.
• Giant Crab Seafood Restaurant: Nowhere in Myrtle Beach will you fi nd more abundance or tastier seafood. With over items on our buffet there is sure to be something for everyone.
• Bookgreen Gardens: 9,200 acre sculpture garden and wildlife preserve. Dinner Boat Cruise: Relax on our evening cruise while you enjoy your dinner.
• Broadway at the Beach: You can fi nd Myrtle Beach's most exciting attractions all in one place. From Dining to attractions, nightlife to shopping.
• Caroline Opry: Live music variety show featuring a cast of 36 of the nation's top singers, dancers, comedians and musicians in this 2,200-seat show palace. From country to classic hits, pop melodies and gospel.
• Alabama Theater: One The Show is delivering America's best music, dance and comedy.
• Barefoot Landing: Located in beautiful North Myrtle Beach, it combines beauty and nature with the fun and excitement of shopping, dining and entertainment.Stroll along the boardwalk or the dock as gentle breezes blow across the 27-acre lake.
• Cotton Exchange: Located in the heart of Augusta's riverfront. Situated at the entrance to Riverwalk, a beautifully landscaped esplanade along the scenic Savannah River.

• Patti's Settlement: Southern hospitality, food, log cabin gift shops, gardens, animal park & more.
• Stephen Foster: Museum, craft square and more, honoring Stephen Foster.
• Welcome Reception: In Fort Myers, Florida.
• Charlotte Harbour Sunset Cruise
• Fleamasters: A 40,000 sq. ft. fl eamarket with over 900 shops & restaurants.
• Edison Ford Winter Estates: See their homes, lab, gardens & museum.
• Manatee Park: Get an up close look at these gentle giants.
• Sanibel & Captiva Guided Tour: Known for their world famous shelling.
• Echo: Tour this unique farm where you will see usefull techniques for farmers and urban gardeners in developing countries.
• Shell Factory: Home to the world's largest collection of seashells.
• Strawberry Festival: Enjoy the exhibits, entertainment, parades, strawberries & more!
• Florida Museum of National History: Discovery & adventure await you.
Double Occupancy $899 pp
Single Occupancy $1,269

• Guided Tour Gettysburg, PA ~ Take a tour of Gettysburg, see the Gettysburg Battlefield.
• Guided Tour of Washington, DC ~ See many of the attractions below with a knowledgeable guide, they will point out many of the attractions, buildings and history of the area.
• Tour of The Capitol, Library of Congress & the Supreme Court ~ Tour the buildings that make up the core of the United States Government.
• Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Wall & WWII Monuments ~ Tour all of the major monuments by day and take a tour of the illuminated monuments at night.
• Arlington National Cemetery ~ Visit the cemetery and the tomb of the unknown soldiers.
• Union Station ~ With over 100 places to drink, eat and shop, Union Station is a favorite stop for many.
• Smithsonian Museums ~ Spend the day in the many museums the Smithsonian offers.
• National Archives ~ Visit the Rotunda to see the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, The Declaration of Independence and more.
• Mt. Vernon ~ Visit George & Martha Washington's Plantation. Tour the Mansion house and more than a dozen out buildings.
• Ford Theater: Walk through the Theater, the Peterson House, where Lincoln died. Also see exhibits about the Civil War and Lincoln's Presidency.
• National Cathedral: Discover the art, history, stories and architecture of this beautiful edifice in Washington DC.
• Lincoln National Historic Site in Springfield, Illinois : Visit the neighborhood and only home Lincoln ever owned. Abe lived in the home from 1844 until he was elected President in 1861.
• Lincoln Library & Museum: Visit the Presidential Library and Museum of Abraham Lincoln.
• Cherry Blossom Festival ~Celebrate spring in DC among the cherry blossom trees given to the US by Japan in 1912. It is pretty much impossible to give an accurate forecast much more than 10 days before the peak bloom. National Park Service Horticulturists monitor 5 stages of bud development; provide forecasts and updates as needed.
  
  The Peak Bloom Date is defined as the day in which 70 percent of the blossoms of the Yoshino Cherry (Prunus x yedoensis) trees that surround the Tidal Basin are open. The date when the Yoshino cherry blossoms reach peak bloom varies from year to year, depending on weather conditions. Cherry Blossom Festival dates are set based on the average date of blooming (April 4), but nature is not always cooperative. Unseasonably warm and/or cool temperatures have resulted in the Yoshino cherries reaching peak bloom as early as March 15 (1990) and as late as April 18 (1958).
  
  The Blooming Period is defined as a period that starts when 20 percent of the blossoms are open and ends when the petals fall and the leaves appear. * The blooming period starts several days before the peak bloom date and can last as long as 14 days; however, frost or high temperatures combined with wind and/or rain can shorten this period. During the blooming period, the National Park Service conducts annual Cherry Tree walks and bike tours around the Tidal Basin. These park ranger conducted programs present an interpretive look at the historical and cultural influence of the Japanese Flowering Cherry Trees in our Nation's Capital.
Includes All Lodging
12 Meals ~ 9 Breakfasts 1 Lunch & 2 Dinners

*Single occupancy price is $1,269.

• Red, Hot And Blue   The cast will transport you on a nostalgic journey through the Big Band Era of the 40's, the Rockin' 50's, the eclectic 60's, the disco flash of the 70's and of course, you'll experience an All American salute to our veterans!
• The Haygoods   This family of six brothers and one sister, combine musical magic with state of the art effects, sumptuous sound, mesmerizing dance, and unstoppable energy.
• 3 Red Neck Tenors   Down-home comedy combined with opera. These three men present a tale of musicians who dream of making it big!
• The Rat Pack Live & Swingin' Show   Enjoy this tribute show to the famous trio Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr.
• Doug Gabriel Show   Voted "Best Male Vocalist" several times in Branson! This is a show you will truly enjoy.
• Clay Cooper Country Music Express   This show will have you stomping your feet, singing along and laughing hysterically.
• VIP Artist Receptions Meet some of the artists after the show!!
• Single Occupancy $399

• Colorado State Capitol: Take a self-guided tour of the Capitol in Denver, CO.
• Arches National Park: Explore the beauty of the red rocks and unique features that make up the park.
• Verde Canyon Railroad: All aboard!! Take a relaxing journey on a wilderness adventure. See towering crimson pinnacles, ancient Indian ruins, and more.
• Denver Botanical Gardens: See the world's finest collection of arid-land plants from deserts of the world. Also enjoy trails illustrating topics such as conservations, desert living and the Sonoran Desert people.
• Taliesin: Take in the architecture of this Frank Lloyd Wright winter home.
• Phoenix Art Museum: Experience this premier destination for world-class visual arts. See works from around the world.
• Heard Museum: Experience 10 spacious galleries. The myriad of cultures and art of Native Americans of the Southwest.
• Arizona Science Center: Explore over 300 hands-on exhibits, a five-story theater and a planetarium.
• Mission San Xavier del Bac: See the "White Dove of the Desert". A very impressive structure with beautiful interior murals and altar.
• Arizona-Sonora Desert: Not your average attraction, but a worldclass zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden!
• Old Town Artisans: Visit this Scottsdale district for lunch and shopping.
• Prima Air and Space Museum: This 80-acre museum has over 300 aircraft and features over 25 historic aircraft.
• Tombstone Old-West Town: Take a guided trolley tour and see the OK Corral, the Courthouse Museum, Boothill Cemetery and the Epitaph Newspaper.
• Step-On-Guide: Explore Taos, NM with a local guide. Also visit the Taos Pueblo.
• Itinerary includes:
  9 Nights Lodging
  11 Meals: 9 Breakfasts & 2 Dinners
  
  *Single occupancy price is $1299.

• Miller-Coors Brewery Tour: Take a look at the brewing process as you tour the brewery, then have a sample of their products.
• Hollywood Museum: Housed in the famous Max Factor Building, offering more than 35,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space, there is plenty here to entertain! See restored make-up rooms, B&W photo gallery, costumes worn by famous stars, movie props, and much more.
• Rose Gardens: Explore this beautiful urban oasis.
• Guided Tour Los Angeles: See Beverly Hills, Hollywood, the Hollywood Walk of Fame and so much more with a professional local guide.
• Guided Studio Tour: Go behind the scenes and to the stage of some popular TV shows and movies.
• California Science Center: Explore Earth's ecosystems, inventions, and environments humans create to meet their needs of communication, transportation, and structures. Also examine how people, plants and animals all have the same life processes.
• Getty Center: The Getty is an unforgettable experience featuring unparalleled art collections, architecture and gardens!
• Kodak Theater Tour: See this European opera house inspired elegant theater. See the Oscar statuette, visit the Eastman VIP room, and images of previous Academy Awards ceremonies.
• Crystal Cathedral: Built in 1980, this glass Cathedral is seen weekly on the televised "Hour of Power". Tour this unique Cathedral, the pipe organ with over 16,000 pipes and the bell tower.
• Cabrillo National Monument: Visit this national site commemorating Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo's landing at San Diego bay in 1542.
• San Diego Air & Space Museum: See many significant and some rare aircraft from the beginning of flight history through space travel.
• Guided Tour San Diego Take a city tour including downtown, the Gaslamp Quarter, Embarcadero, Old Town and Balboa Park.
• Harbor Excursion Take a one hour narrated cruise around the harbor of San Diego.
• Balboa Park: Take your pick among a dozen different museums and visit four at your leisure. Nestled in the park are restaurants, performing arts venues, beautiful landscapes, cultural attractions and architecture.
• Frontier Homestead Museum: The site tells a story of iron mining, beginning in the 1850's when Brigham Young sent missionaries to mine.
• Scenic / Picture stops through out the Rocky Mountains.
• Itinerary:
  11 Meals: 9 Breakfasts, 2 Dinners
  
  *Single occupancy price is $1,499.

• New England Lobster Bake Have a great fresh lobster dinner made by locals.
• Captain Bangs Hallet House Museum: Take an intimate glance into 19th century family life. The parlors are arranged as if the Capitan was just returning from his voyage to China.
• Taylor Bray Farm: Explore the grounds of this historic property that once characterized north side agricultural development.
• Edward Gorey House: This 1820 house commemorates the extraordinary artist, celebrating and preserving his life and works.
• Heritage Museum & Garden: Enjoy 100 acres of magnificent gardens, featuring the Dexter Rhododendrons.
• Hyannis Highlight Tour This tour will include the Kennedy Memorial, Lewis Bay, St. Francis Xavier church and more.
• Cape Cod Museum of Natural History: Learn about the archeology, early human history and development of the Cape.
• Chatham Walking Village: Stroll Main Street where along the way you will pass gift shops, galleries, a candy making emporium, ice cream parlors, and great dining spots. You may also go by the salt ponds and the Chatham Light guarding the grounds of the US Coast Guard Station.
• Itinerary Includes:
  8 Nights Lodging 11 Meals: 8 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners
  
  *Single occupancy price is $1,139.

• Explore the Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum.
• Visit the Lincoln National Historic Site where you can see the home Abraham and Mary Todd lived in beginning in 1844 thru 1861 when they left for the White House.
• Enjoy a guided tour of Lousville and continue on to Churchill Downs and Kentucky Derby Museum.
• Visit the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory.
• Visit the American Printing House for the Blind Museum.
• Tour of Indianapolis with a step-on guide.
• Visit the Indy 500 Museum and take a 90 minute Grounds Tour. See the timing and scoring suite, media center, victory podium, Gasoline Alley take a lap around the track and end up at the Brick Yard.
• Tour the campus at Notre Dame and stop by the Eck Visitor Center.

• The Grand Ole Opry: Tour the newly remodeled back-stage with themed dressing rooms. Hear stories of legends past and the history of the Opry and it's stars.
• Board the General Jackson Show Boat for a luncheon cruise.
• Tour the very epicenter of Music City.
• The Ryman Auditorium, home of the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 to 1974.
• Shop in the Downtown Market.
• Enjoy the show that made country music famous, and is now making its mark on Southern cuisine in a new restaurant as uniquely entertaining as the Grand Ole Opry.
• Loretta Lynn's Ranch. After the tour you will visit the Coal Miner's Daughter Museum. Experience the Legend of Loretta Lynn in her new 18,000 square foot Museum located on her Ranch and Home in Hurricane Mills, TN. Loretta has amassed a huge collection of memorabilia and awards from her career as well as mementos from her many beloved friends in the World of Entertainment. You will have lunch at Loretta Lynn's Kitchen.
• Grant's Farm. The Farm is home to more than 900 animals representing more than 100 different species. Grant's Farm, operated by Anheuser-Busch, Inc., has been a St. Louis tradition for over five decades. More than 24 million guests have visited this popular family attraction during its history.

• Quilt Show: See beautiful hand-made quilts on display.
• Dutch Dancers and Street Scrubbers: Prior to the parade authentic Dutch costumed dancers will clean the streets.
• Parade: Watch as the Dutch dancers, floats and bands go by.
• Lunch Included!
• Also see Grandstand shows, Dutch architecture & more!
  
  

• Whitefish Point Lighthouse This lighthouse marks the end of an 80 mile stretch of shoreline known as Shipwreck Coast.
• Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum: Experience the tales of ships and men who braved the waters and violent storms.
• Soo Locks Boat Tour: Experience the largest waterway in the world. Get close enough to see the "lakers and the salties" go though the locks.
• Mackinac Island: Ride the ferry to this Victorian Village. The island is "all natural", where horse, bicycle and foot are the only means of transportation. Have lunch at the Grand Hotel and then take a horse-drawn carriage ride.
• Frankenmuth: Explore this Bavarian Village and experience a German Wine Tasting and visit Bronner/s Christmas World.
• Holland at Tulip Time: Visit the Dutch Village, see Veldheer Tulip Gardens, the Klompen Dancers and the Parade.
• Itinerary:
  7 Nights Lodging
  9 Meals: 7 Breakfasts & 2 Dinners
  
  *Single occupancy price is $1,169.

Tour Highlights

• WY State Capitol: Stop in Cheyenne to visit this impressive building with the gold leaf top, building began in 1887 and was finally complete in 1917.
• Grand Teton Mountains Drive through the grandeur of these beautiful mountains as you make your way to Yellowstone.
• Yellowstone National Park: Enter on the south side, see Old Faithful, Geyser Basin and the Fountain Paint Pots. After your overnight stay take the road to the north entrance and see Norris Geyser Basin and the Mammoth Hot Springs Terraces.
• Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Visitor Center: Fun and interactive exhibits invite you to learn more about elk, elk country and the RMEF conservations projects.
• Glacier National Park Take a guided tour on the Red Bus, see the rich forest of Lake McDonald Valley, Huckleberry Mountain, Sacred Dancing Cascade and as far as possible on Going to the Sun Road. Then take a boat tour of Lake McDonald, see the majesty of this tranquil lake!
• Kalispell Guided City Tour, Museum at Central School and Conrad Mansion Explore Kalispell with a local guide then, visit the Museum at Central School and the beautiful Victorian Conrad Mansion built in 1895, restored and furnished with period furniture, clothing and heirlooms.
• Whitefish has much to offer: visit MT Coffee Traders for a great cup of brew, tour Great Northern Brewery in a unique glass building and see the beer brewing process, stop by Whitefish Pottery, and take a gondola ride at Big Mountain Ski Resort.
• Devil's Tower: Rising 1,267 feet above surrounding terrain, see this monolithic igneous intrusion, or core of a volcano exposed from erosion.
• Mt. Rushmore: See the magnificent sculpture carved into the granite wall in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Gutzon Borglum chose the faces of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln.
• Itinerary Includes:
  
  11 Nights Lodging
  14 Meals: 11 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch & 2 Dinners
  
  *Single occupancy price is $1,499.

• Glen Miller Birthplace
• Lunch included!
• Evening Concert: The Real Glenn Miller Band
  
  

• Step-on-guided tour of the Denver area.
• Tour the Colorado State Capitol, the Hammond Candy Company and Coors Field.
• Stop by the Air Force Academy Visitor Center and Chapel.
• Take a train to the top! Ride the Pike's Peak Cog Railway to 14,115 feet in the beautiful Rocky Mountains.
• Visit the Garden of the Gods.
• Tour the Denver Mint and visit the Money Museum.
• Shop at the Cherry Creek Shopping Center.
• Enjoy an evening at Union Station browsing, dinner and entertainment.
• Visit the Overland Trail Museum in Sterling. The museum is dedicated to the migration of gold seekers over the heaviest traveled road in America.

• Begin your day in Brownville, Nebraska's oldest, historic, frontier, river town! Visit this charming historical 1854 village. Start at the Whiskey Run Creek Vineyard and Winery. Sip the fine wines, take a tour and enjoy the scenery as the creek flows underneath the 100-year-old barn.
• Board the Spirit of Brownville, an old-fashion riverboat. Take a relaxing narrated cruise along the Missouri River. See the site of the Lewis and Clark encampment on July 15, 1804. Enjoy a buffet lunch aboard the Spirt of Brownville as well.
• Celebrate Brownville Village Theatre's 46th season. The theatre was created out of an old church in 1966, but make no mistake, BVT does shows in true rep fashion! With past shows such as Don't Dress for Dinner, The Perfect Murder and Rumors, the 2012 season is sure to please!
• Shop the historic downtown of this quaint little village.
  
  

• California & Wyoming State Capitols & Museum
• Sutter's Fort Restored to it's 1846 appearance: Relive Californi's history, John Sutter's influence in early California and the experiences of pioneer families that traveled to the area, including the site gold was first discovered.
• Guided tour of San Francisco: With a knowledgeable step on guide, see the many sites of Frisco as you hear the history and stories that made it famous. Then spend time at Fisherman's Wharf.
• Alcatraz: Beginning as a light house, "The Rock" served as a military fortifications and prison, most notably as a federal prison and also 18 month occupation by the Native American Indians. 14 Day Northern California
• Friends of the Elephant Seal: View the seals in their natural environment at the Piedras Blancas rookery.
• Hearst Castle: Travel back in time and experience what it was like to be a guest at The Enchanted Hill. View a film "Hearst Castle-Building the Dream." Also stroll the gardens and grounds at your leisure.
• Buck Owens Crystal Palace Museum & Theater: Browse Buck Owens' costumes, guitars and photos and enjoy a live performance from the Buckaroos.
• Kern Veteran's Memorial: This Monument pays tribute to all those who served in war and peace time from Kern County California.
• Aquarium of the Bay: Explore the ecosystems of the bay, stroll through 300 feet of tunnels featuring over 20,000 marine animals, touch sharks, rays and sea stars in the touch pools. Also enjoy a movie playing in the Bay Theater.
• Cable Car Museum: Learn about the inventor, technologies, expansion, near loss and ongoing efforts to keep the cable cars in San Francisco. See historic cars, photos, mechanical displays and visit the gift shop.
• Yerba Buena Garden: Visit this urban oasis in the middle of San Francisco. See an extensively landscaped garden, 120 thousand gallon waterfall, several fountains, works of art and a memorial dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Guided Tour of Monterey & 17-Mile Drive: Visit Cannery Row, Old Fisherman's Wharf, and take the 17-mile drive, including Caramel with a local professional guide. Find yourself traveling among age-old Cypress, wooded forests, green meadows and miles of shoreline. Stop for shopping in the quaint European style village of Carmel. Visit Seal and Bird Rocks, home to shoreline birds, sea lions, leopard and harbor seals.
• Indian Point Ostrich Ranch: Take a tour of this ranch, see ostrich in their natural environment surrounded by breathtaking vistas and scenic landscapes.
• Chavez Center: Hear the inspiring story of Cesar E. Chavez. Study his life and work as "servant-leader" and how he focused on citizenship.
• Buena Vista Museum of Natural History: Browse the museum displays promoting paleontology and anthropology of the area.
• Death Valley Visit this land of extremes, see sand dunes, snow-capped mountains, multi-colored rock layers, water-fluted canyons and plants and animals unique to the harshest desert.
• Itinerary Includes:
  13 Nights Lodging 15 Meals: 11 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch & 3 Dinners
  
  *Single occupancy price is $1,789.

• Metropolitan Museum of Art: The collection now contains more than two million works of art.
• Lincoln Center Tour: Not just a building, this 16.3 acre area is devoted to music, dance and theater.
• Broadway Show: Attend a Broadway show, to be determined.
• Ellis Island Immigration Museum: On their way to a new life, more than 12 million people entered here.
• World Trade Center Memorial: Remembering the attacks of September 11, 2001.
• Central Park : With 843 acres, which is 6% of Manhattan, the park is the most frequently visited in the US.
• The Empire State Building: One of the last skyscrapers built before the Great Depression, at a height of 1,253 feet.
• United Nations Tour: The largest of the four buildings is the Secretariat, home of the UN's administration.
• Radio City Music Hall: Visit the Grand Stage (66.5 feet deep and 144 feet wide) and the Mighty Wurlitzer.

  Radio City Stage

  Radio Music City Hall

• Itinerary Includes:
  Lodging
  11 Meals ~ 8 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch & 2 Dinners
  
  *Single occupancy price is $999.

• Spokane "Age of Elegance" City Tour ~ Enjoy a tour of the rich history, historic homes and attractions of Spokane.
• Grand Coulee Damn ~ Travel through farm country to Grand Coulee Dam, one of the world's largest concrete structures. Enjoy the film documenting the building of the dam and then ride the incline elevator down into the power house.
• Seattle & Portland City Tours ~ See the sights and hear the stories and history for the city.
• Museum of Flight ~ The past, present and future of flight come alive in a collection of rich exhibits.
• Space Needle ~ See great views of the city from the Argosy Harbor Cruise. Enjoy a one hour narrated tour of Seattle's vibrant and historic harbor.
• Mt. St. Helens ~ See the landscape and learn of the incredible events surrounding the May 1980 eruption.
• North Mississippi Ave. ~ Enjoy tax-free shopping with independent clothing boutiques, restaurants, shops and friendly bars.
• Oregon Historical Museum ~ More than 50 displays tell the Oregon story. The exhibits include two theaters, interactive displays and several environments.
• Portland Spirit Lunch Cruise ~ Take this two hour cruise with a plated meal down the river for beautiful views and a relaxing afternoon.
• Cheyenne Frontier Days: Take a break in Cheyenne and explore the fair like atmosphere around the town.
• Buckaroo Hall of Fame & Heritage Museum: Here you will find some of the stories behind the Buckaroo and Vaquero lifestyles.
• Lake Shasta Caverns: First take a narrated trip across the crystal clear waters and then explore the caverns with an expert guide. Hear the history of the area, the caverns, it's discovery and how the caverns were formed.
• Castle Crags: Take in the beautiful views of Mount Shasta, don't forget your camera, these 6,000-feet tall glacier-polished crags are amazing.
• Sun Dial Bridge at Turtle Bay: Travel across this functional work of art. and technical marvel. The steel, glass and granite structure is also environmentally sensitive to the river setting.
• Museum of Flight: The past, present and future of flight come alive in a collection of rich exhibits.
• Space Needle: See great views of the city from the top!
• Grand Coulee Damn: Travel through farm country to Grand Coulee Dam, one of the world's largest concrete structures. Enjoy the film documenting the building of the dam and then ride the incline elevator down into the power house. Also stop by Dry Falls Observation Center.
• Spokane "Age of Elegance" City Tour: Enjoy a tour of the rich history, historic homes and attractions of Spokane.
• En-route travel through scenic Trinity National Forest, along Highway 101, through the Red Wood National Forest and Klamoth National Forest. The next day see the Willamette Valley, Oregon Dunes and Coos Bay. Stop for pictures along the way.
• Sea Lion Caves: Take this unforgettable experience as you tour the caves, where wild sea lions and birds congregate.
• Portland Spirit Boat Cruise: Travel the Willamette River to Milwaukie Basin and through downtown Portland.
• Mt. St. Helens Visitor Center: See the landscape and learn of the incredible events surrounding the May 1980 eruption.
• Seattle Guided Tour: Take a tour with a local step on guide to see the highlights of the city including Pike Place Market and the Klondike Museum.
• Campbell House Tour: Visit this "Age of Elegance" period home and grounds. The house was designed by famed architect Kirkland Cutter, as were many in the area at the time.
• Manito Gardens: From roses to lilacs, and many other flowers and trees, stroll through these beautiful gardens on Spokane's South Hill. Gonzaga University's Crosbyana Room, visit Bing Crosby's hometown and alma mater, see many trophies, awards, and Oscar, records, photos and movie stills. His boyhood home is now the Alumni House and can also be seen on campus.
• Itinerary Includes:
  13 Nights Lodging
  16 Meals: 12 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch & 3 Dinners
  
  *Single occupancy price is $1,789.

• The Bicentennial Tower in Erie, PA.
• The Adirondack Museum. This open air museum preserves the history and culture of the Adirondacks.
• Joppa Hill, a working educational farm.
• The New England Sugar Museum.
• The Vermont Marble Museum.
• The USS Constitution, the oldest Naval Naval Ship still afloat.
• The Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum.
• The World Trade Center Memorial
• Central Park
• Visit Ellis Island and see the Statue of Liberty.
• Tour the town of Hershey and Hershey World, tour the factory and taste the chocolates!
• Stop in Pittsburg to see the John Heinz History Center and ride the Ducks! A tour by land and water.

• Visit the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library.
• Explore Waterloo with a tour of the John Deere Tractor Factory.
• Guided tour of Waterloo.
• Guided tour of the Grout Museum and the Rensselaer Russel House Museum.
• Travel to Prairie du Chien and board the Celebration Belle. Enjoy the beautiful fall foliage along the Mississippi River. The Captain will narrate as you make your way through the Palasaides and along the tower bluffs. Enjoy lunch and a prime rib dinner on board.
• National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium
• Stop in the Amana Colonies to explore and have lunch on your own.

• Welcome reception upon arrival at Cadillac Jacks.
• $20 Cadillac Cash, $5 per night stayed.
• $2.50 Off Deluxe Breakfast Buffet in the Brown Rock Sports Café, each morning.
• 10% Coupon: Good for 10% off any meal purchased in the Brown Rock Sports Café.
• Free drinks & cigarettes while gaming on the casino floor.
• Complimentary beverage station on the casino floor (soda, coffee, cappuccino, tea, hot cocoa).
• Eligibility for a Roaring Riches Hot Seat while using your Cadillac Club Card.
• Earn points while gaming by using your Cadillac Club Card (points can be redeemed in the restaurant, on the casino floor or in the gift shop).
• Resort Fee Voucher: Discounts and offers good for appetizers, desserts, and beverages with the purchase of other food or beverage.
• 4 Nights Lodging: Cadillac Jack's AmericInn, Deadwood, SD