PLEASE NOTE: The tours listed are currently available for sale. While every effort is made to have every trip operate, in the interest of providing the lowest possible pricing all tours require a minimum number of participants. In the event a trip must be cancelled or rescheduled due to lack of participants, a full refund will be made.

Overnight Bus Trips

CURRENT AVAILABLE OVERNIGHT BUS TRIPS

May 13–21, 2008
Texas – Cowboys and Ranches in the Lone Star State
COST: $1975.00 per person double
Fly from Harrisburg to Houston and visit the NASA Space Center. Then to Corpus Christi and the King Ranch. Next is San Antonio with the Alamo, Hemisphere Plaza and the Riverwalk.

Then to Hill Country for the YO Ranch, the LBJ Ranch and more. Then to Austin, Waco and finally Dallas. Here we have tours of the Kennedy Compound, Southfork Ranch, Billy-Bobs and more. An exciting time here in the Lone Star State. Call or email for more details or to receive a trip flyer with details: dhenning@rohrertravel.com or 717-230-8000 x 33

June 2-7, 2008
Beautiful Gardens of the West with George Weigel
COST: $1730.00 per person double/$2005.00 single including air (see description)
DESCRIPTION: Join Patriot News Garden Writer and Horticulturist George Weigel to beautiful British Columbia & The Pacific Northwest.

See (3) World Class Gardens:

• Butchart in Victoria: fifty-five acres of wonderful floral display, offering spectacular views as you stroll along meandering paths and expansive lawns. From the exquisite Sunken Garden to the charming Rose Garden, this show garden still maintains the gracious traditions, in one of the loveliest corners in the world.
• Queen Elizabeth Gardens in Vancouver: The top of this beautifully maintained 52 hectare (130 acre) park is the highest point in the city, at 167m (505 ft) above sea level. From the lookouts, visitors have a 360 degree view of the Vancouver skyline. The park receives nearly 6 million visitors a year who marvel at its superior standard of garden plantings.
• Minter Gardens in Chilliwack: One of George’s Favorites, Nestled against 7000 foot Mt. Cheam in beautiful 'Super Natural' British Columbia is one of the most spectacular show gardens in the world! Eleven themed gardens are designed to dazzle the senses with massive displays of artistic floral designs. Of special interest are the stunning floral beds featuring unique designs and bold colour combinations. Hyacinths, Anemones, Lilies, Ranunculus and Alliums are just a few of the many bulb varieties you'll see blooming in profusion. Over 1,000 Rhododendrons are planted throughout the Gardens, but the most spectacular showing is found in the unusual Rhododendron Garden. Dogwoods and Magnolias are carefully grouped between Rhododendron plantings to complement their beauty and heighten their effect. Thousands upon thousands of brilliant annuals are carefully colour co-coordinated over 32 acres. Massive floral beds depict our Canadian flag and other uniquely designed features. Minter Gardens is especially proud of its floral topiary sculptures. The huge peacock stands over 12' tall and its spectacular floral tail spreads over 50 feet. Our beautiful Victorian ladies are one of the most photographed features in the garden.

Tour includes:

• Round trip air from Harrisburg to Seattle, Washington
• Motorcoach Travel within British Columbia and Washington
• Accommodations for 5 nights including tax and bag handling
• 5 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 3 Dinners
• Admission to the 3 Gardens: Butchart, Queen Elizabeth & Minter Gardens
• Ferry ride to Victoria and a city tour in the “City of Flowers”
• Tour through See Stanley Park to view the famous totem poles
• Tour of Seattle including the Space Needle
• Local tour guides and full time tour director

For more information please send an e-mail to dhenning@rohrertravel.com. Download a flyer with details here - (file in PDF format, requires Free Adobe Reader)

June 11–17, 2008
Pure Kentucky – Thrilling Highlights and Scenic Backroads
COST: $1275
Featuring Lexington horse farms, Frankfort, Louisville, Bardstown, Berea, London and the Renfro Valley. Also Charleston, West Virginia and Lexington, Virginia. Visit Churchill Downs, Fort Knox, Louisville Slugger Museum and have a cruise down the Ohio River. Then My Old Kentucky Home, Boone Tavern and Berea College. Then the Country Music Hall of Fame with entertainment at the Renfro Valley Music Center. A fun time with surprises ! Call or email for more details or to receive a trip flyer with details: dhenning@rohrertravel.com or 717-230-8000 x 33

June 12-14, 2008
Cape May, NJ
COST: $298.00 Double, $255.00 Triple, $236.00 Quad, $441.00 Single
Enjoy a get a way to Cape May, NJ. Ever since the 1860's, Cape May has been one of the most popular seaside resorts in America. It was the vacation spot of choice for the rich and the famous in the 1800's and its turn of the century Victorian splendor is unmatched. Today, Cape May still captivates visitors with its Victorian grandeur. This entire community is on the National Register of Historic Places. It's certainly a trip down memory lane.

TRIP INCLUDES:

• Motor Coach Transportation
• 2 Nights Accommodations at the Atlas Inn
• 3 Breakfast
• 1 Lunch
• 2 Dinners (Old Grange Restaurant at Cold Springs Village & Elaine's Dinner Theatre)
• 1879 Physick Estate
• Trolley Tour of Cape May's Historic District
• Carriage House Exhibit
• Dolphin Watch Sightseeing Cruise
• Cape May's Washington Street/Historic District
• Elaine's Dinner Theatre
• Guided Tour of Cape May Point & 1859 Cape May Lighthouse
• Visit Town of Smithville

To make reservations email epedulla@rohrertravel.com and refer to # I175416.

June 13-15, 2008
New York City
Cost: $213.00 - $321.00 based on occupancy
There is no place like New York !! We're staying 2 nights in a Theatre District hotel, which is convenient to shopping, restaurants, theatre and lots of other things to do on your own. The hotel is based on the number of people staying in your room ( 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6). Tour includes round trip transportation and your hotel. Call or email epedulla@rohrertravel.com and refer to #175143.

August 10–15, 2008
Beautiful Lake Tahoe and Yosemite National Park
COST: $1525.00 per person double/$1975.00 single
Fly from Harrisburg to Reno, Nevada. Then transfer to the luxurious HARRAH’S RESORT on Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada mountains for 5 nights. We will have day trips for 3 days and then a cruise on the blue, blue lake. Visit Yosemite National Park one day. Virginia City one day and then go to where the 49er gold rush originated another day. Other than this, just enjoy the ambiance and the night life of this classical place. Call or email for more details or to receive a trip flyer with details: dhenning@rohrertravel.com or 717-230-8000 x 33

October 4-5, 2008
New York City
cost: $154.00 - $228.00 based on occupancy
I love new york!!!!!!!!!!!! Stay for a night in the Theatre District hotel. You're on your own to visit restaurants, theatres, sight seeing and shopping. The hotel is based on the number of people staying in your room ( 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6). Tour includes round trip transportation and your hotel. Call or email epedulla@rohrertravel.com and refer to # 176584.

October 9–18, 2008
Italy - Discover Tuscany
Fly on an overnight flight from Philadelphia direct to Rome. Stay at the Crown Plaza and enjoy the day. Travel to the walled city of Assisi and then to the resort town of Montecatini Terme

And stay here for 6 nights. Visit Florence for a day. Then to the hilltop village of Gimignamo.

Visit Pisa and Lucca and beautiful Siena. Visit the Pitti Palace with master works by Raphael and Rubens in an impressive collection. Then return to Rome for the Magnificent Treasures of the Vatican. A beautiful trip with some amazing back roads with much history. $3250. Call or email for more details or to receive a trip flyer with details: dhenning@rohrertravel.com or 717-230-8000 x 33

December 6 – 10, 2008
A New England Christmas
In Colonial Connecticut and Massachusetts
A beautiful Holiday trip – something to remember for years to come.

Stay at 2 charming New England Inns : Litchfield Inn, Connecticut

And The Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. See 2 shows at 2 different theatres plus visit The Norman Rockwell Museum and other historic homes in the area. Great meals and holiday entertainment.

DAILY ITINERARY
Day 1 – Saturday – Leave your area and travel to Danbury, Connecticut for a lunch stop at the Blue Colony Diner. Then to Middlebury for the annual Gingerbread Village Bazaar. See many unique gingerbread houses and other sale items. Then to Bethlehem to take part in the Old Fashioned Christmas Festival. Here you can visit the Post Office and have your Christmas Cards postmarked with a special cache on the envelopes. After this we go to Litchfield and check into the Litchfield Inn for 2 nights. Enjoy the Inn and a wonderful dinner in the Bistro East. Relax with a fireplace background and holiday music and many decorations.

This Inn was the focal point for the classic Christmas song “White Christmas”. D

Day 2 – Sunday - After breakfast we travel to Hartford and visit the McCook House filled with 19th century decorations and learn how the McCook’s celebrated the holidays of old. Then ride to Torrington for lunch on your own before the matinee performance of the “Nutcracker”

At the Warner Theatre. Enjoy a very inspiring presentation by gifted actors and dancers.

Afterwards we drive to Woodbury and have a bountiful holiday dinner at the renowned Curtis House. This is Connecticut’s oldest Inn. Drive back to the Litchfield Inn with lots of illuminated decorations along the way. BD

Day 3 - Monday - After Breakfast we check out and drive to Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Here we get involved in a number of things during the holiday festival season. We have 2 nights lodging at the historic Red Lion Inn. This Inn opened its doors in 1773 and was a welcomed site for coaches traveling from Boston to Albany. After a fire burned the place down in 1896, the Inn was rebuilt and has been operating since. Douglas Luf is the celebrated chef from the Culinary Institute to help make your stay here special. Upon arrival here we will have a guided tour of the area to bring all the history and charm of this New England town into focus for you. Lunch will be on your own. This afternoon we visit the Norman Rockwell Museum. See all of the 323 Saturday Evening Post covers plus other famous paintings including the one of ‘Main Street’ in Stockbridge in winter. Return to the Red Lion Inn for a special dinner with entertainment. BD

Day 4 – Tuesday - Travel to Pittsfield and learn about other areas in the Berkshires. Visit Lenox, home of the Tanglewood Center for the Arts and other places of renown. After lunch on your own we will have a matinee show at the historic Colonial Theatre. The show will not be released on the docket until May. After this we return to Stockbridge and then go to dinner at another exclusive restaurant. The Glendale River Grill is a beautiful place full of antiques and musical instruments and has been enjoyed for years. Return to the Red Lion afterwards and enjoy the atmosphere. You may want to join the festivities in The Lions Den. BD

Day 5 – Wednesday - After a wonderful breakfast we check out and leave for the return trip.
Make our way south through picturesque towns to Danbury, Connecticut and have lunch once again at the Blue Colony Diner. Then hit the high road back to your area. Return around 6:00pm with lots of cherished memories of a New England Christmas trip. B

PRICE : $1050.00 per person – double occupancy - single price is $1320.00

PRICE INCLUDES : deluxe transportation, 4 nights 1st class accommodations with baggage service. 4 breakfasts and 4 dinners. All attractions as listed in this itinerary plus local guide service. 2 holiday shows and a full time escort/guide.

$100. per person deposit for reservation. Balance is due October 15, 2008

Trip insurance is available at $70.00 per person

For more information please send an e-mail to dhenning@rohrertravel.com. Download a flyer with details here - (file in PDF format, requires Free Adobe Reader)

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