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TRAILWAYS TRAVEL & TOURS
MYRTLE BEACH MELODIES
April 11–18, 2010

3 nights in an Oceanfront hotel in Myrtle Beach

Day 1: Sunday, April 11, 2010

APRIL 10: ALL PASSENGERS GOING ON THIS TRIP WILL BE TRAVELING TO CHICAGO TODAY AND WILL STAY AT THE COMFORT INN in Des Plaines, IL; arriving per motorcoach. (Times to be Announced later).
APRIL 11-officially DAY ONE: Our Journey Begins
Travel through the midwest in our luxury motorcoach and we are treated to a welcome dinner hosted by your Tour Manager (D)

Day 2: Monday, April 12, 2010

DAY TWO: Sellersburg to Spartanburg
Cross the Bluegrass State this morning and travel through the Volunteer State of Tennessee as we continue to South Carolina. (B)

Day 3: Tuesday, April 13, 2010

DAY THREE: Welcome to the Grand Strand
Each year, the Grand Strand beckons travelers with its 60 miles of beautiful beaches along the Atlantic, fabulous shopping and top-notch entertainment. Until the 1900's, only struggling farmers and fishermen inhabited beaches. Now, vacationers from all over the world come here. Our oceanfront hotel is our home for the next three nights. This evening, we enjoy dinner at one of Myrtle Beach's fabulous seafood restaurants featuring crab legs and prime rib! Then, sit back, relax and see why Myrtle Beach is known for its fantastic entertainment at one of the area's top shows! (B/D)

Day 4: Wednesday, April 14, 2010

DAY FOUR: Myrtle Beach Entertainment
Begin this morning with a leisurely stroll along the beach. Watch for the many dolphins and porpoises that call the region home. Can you tell the difference? You have free time this morning and your Tour Manager can make suggestions for what to do. There are many options including Barefoot Landing and Broadway on the Beach for shopping, Brookgreen Gardens, golfing or simply relaxing by the beach. Later today, we take in another show from Myrtle Beach's vast repertoire featuring toe-tapping, jaw-dropping excitement. (B/D)

Day 5: Thursday, April 15, 2010

DAY FIVE: Wilmington, North Carolina
This morning we depart for North Carolina's port city of Wilmington, part of what's referred to as the Cape Fear Coast. Rich in history and folklore, a local guide will bring the area to life as its enchanted shores echo with voices of the past when explorers, pirates, rice planters and seafarers arrived from faraway lands. Many are surprised to learn that Wilmington is affectionately called "Hollywood East" as it's one of the nation's top locations for film production. TV shows such as MATLOCK and DAWSON'S CREEK were filmed here and the popular ONE TREE HILL is currently in production. Later, we board the HENRIETTA III for a narrated riverboat lunch cruise as we hear about the haunts and secrets the Cape Fear River has to share. Tonight, we are treated to another of Myrtle Beach's best shows. (B/L)

Day 6: Friday, April 16, 2010

DAY SIX: The Blue Ridge Parkway & Cherokee, NC
We bid farewell to the Atlantic coast this morning and travel to Cherokee, NC, in the heart of the Smoky Mountains and the enchanted homeland of the Cherokee Indians. We follow the historic Blue Ridge Parkway through Pisgah National Forest and some of the most beautiful scenery in the region. Here, we visit Harrah's Casino and try our luck with 2700 video gambling games and over 60,000 sq. ft. of casino space. You will have free time to play your favorite games before checking into our hotel (B)

Day 7: Saturday, April 17, 2010

DAY SEVEN: The Great Smoky Mountains
We continue our journey today through the Smoky Mountains National Park. The Cherokee people called the area Shaconage, or "Place of Blue Smoke." The bluish mist, which clings to the mountainsides and fills the valleys, gives the park its name and remains its most distinctive feature. We visit the park's Visitors Center to learn more about the area's many natural wonders. (B/D)

Day 8: Sunday, April 18, 2010

DAY EIGHT: Homeward Bound
We continue home today with wonderful memories of our tour to Myrtle Beach and the Cape Fear Coast. (B)

(All times are approximate)

Price Per Person

  • without travel insurance-single rate: $1,535.00
  • without travel insurance-double rate: $1,199.00
  • without travel insurance-triple rate: $1,184.00
  • Cancellation/Waiver insurance-optional: $60.00

Tour Includes

  • Deluxe Motorcoach Round-trip Transportation
    On-Board Escort
    Services of a professional Tour Manager
    3-Fabulous Shows
    12 Meals: (4 dinners, 1 lunch & 7 breakfasts)
    Deluxe motorcoach transportation
    $40 in Mayflower Money to use toward another Mayflower Tour

Payment Due Dates

  • $150.00 (non-refundable) is due within one week after sign up.
  • Full amount (non-refundable) is due by February 24, 2010.

Refund Dates

  • No refunds after February 24, 2010.

Notices

Due to circumstances beyond the control of Trailways Tours, itineraries may change without notice.

If you have an e-mail address please provide it to us for future updates.

If you have any special needs please let us know immediately.

We will not be sending the tickets to you. You will receive them on the bus.

Departure and arrival times are at the discretion of the driver and the escort.

We have assigned seating. Seating chart is arranged in order of first payment date. We start at the front of the bus and work toward the back. If you would like to sit in the front you must make your deposit early. Please let us know if you would like to be seated with anyone else going on the tour.

NO ALCOHOL ALLOWED

NO SEAT IS GUARANTEED UNTIL DEPOSIT IS RECEIVED

If you have Special Dietary/Medical needs, please inform us at the TIME OF BOOKING!

$20.00 Fee for Insufficient funds

Reservations are made on a first come, first serve basis. Reservations made after the seat reduction date is based on availability.

Make Checks payable to TRAILWAYS TRAVEL, TOURS & CHARTERS

CANCELLATION WAIVER AND INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE

CANCELLATION FEE MAY BE APPLIED.

Itinerary subject to Change.

Please call the Travel Office to make your reservation. 800.992.4618 or 319.753.2864 x 128 Plus 60 800#: 877.822.4440

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