New York City Tour
July 17-19, 2020
New York City
FRIDAY, JULY 17:
Our deluxe motor coach will depart Austintown at 7:00 a.m. en route to New York City. Rest stops and a lunch stop (on own) will be provided. Later this afternoon we will arrive in NYC and check into the Manhattan at Times Square Hotel. . Tonight you have the choice of seeing a Broadway Show (tba) or have the evening free to do as you wish. (There will be a Brimfield pick up if we have 10 or more requests).
SATURDAY, JULY 18:
This morning you will have the option of going to the Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island (at the price of admission) or have the morning free. The balance of the day and evening will be free to check out this fascinating city your way. Perhaps you will want to shop on Fifth Avenue or at Macy’s, visit one of the city’s many museums or take in a Broadway Show.
SUNDAY, JULY 19:
Before departing for home today we will travel to Chinatown/Little Italy for some “interesting shopping” and lunch (on own). Dinner on the way home is included and our approximate arrival time back in Austintown should be between 9:15-9:45 p.m.
THE COST OF THIS PACKAGE BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY IS $518.00 PER PERSON (2 BEDS) OR $498.00 PER PERSON (1 KING)
Single Occupancy – $680.00
Triple Occupancy – $478.00
Quad Occupancy – $458.00
TOUR INCLUDES
Deluxe motorcoach transportation
Two nights lodging at the Manhattan at Times Square Hotel
Baggage handling for one bag per person in NYC
Dinner on the way home in PA
An escort from 20th Century Tours
Options
Ticket to a Broadway Show Friday Night (Show and Price TBA)
NOTE: Once we decide which Broadway show to offer we will let you know the cost and when to forward your payment should you want to see it.
A deposit of $200.00 per person is required to confirm your reservation. Reservations can be made as soon as you receive this information. The balance of the cost is due by Friday May 15, 2020. If you have any questions concerning this information, please call or email Dave Baker at (330) 799-3853 / [email protected].
