Niagara Falls, Ontario 4 days/ 3 nights. $739 per person (double occupancy),$729 per person (triple occupancy) $719 per person (quad occupancy) $915 per person (single occupancy)includes roundtrip motorcoach, 3 nights lodging, 3  breakfasts, 3 dinners, Hornblower Cruise Voyage to the Falls to get an up close look at the Falls, (formerly Maid of Mist), guided tour of Niagara Falls, Skylon Tower, White Water Boardwalk OR Spanish Aero Cars,Welland Shipping Canal, part of St. Lawerence Seaway, Table Rock.Queen Victoria Park, Floral Clock,Greg Frewin Theatre, Winery Tour, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Chocolate FX Factory, IMAX Theatre Passport or Passport Card required. See information below. $100 deposit with balance due by April 1.
Departartues from Hagerstown, and Chambersburg.

Sunday, May 4

4:00 pm   Arrive at the Country Inn & Suites.  Unload luggage and meet your local guide.

 6:30 pm    Dinner – Mandarin Restaurant.

Monday, May 5

9:00 a.m. Board coach for tour of Niagara area to include Table Rock, Queen Victoria Park and the Floral Clock.  Option to do Aerocar  OR White Water Walk.   (11:00 & 11:20 am)

                     Lunch on own in Falls area.

 1:30 pm       Ride the Hornblower up close to the Falls!

    3:00 pm       Return to hotel.

    5:00 pm       Dinner – Revolving Dining Room of Skylon Tower.

Tuesday, May 6

  9:00 am         Board coach for more sightseeing to include the Welland Canal, as well

as Niagara-on-the-Lake.

  1:00 pm         Arrive at Konzelmann Winery for tour and sampling.

  2:30 pm         Arrive at Chocolate FX to see how chocolate is “panned.”

  3:45 pm         Niagara Movie.

  4:30 pm         Return to hotel.

  5:45 pm         Arrive at Greg Frewin Dinner Show for dinner & show.

  9:00 pm         Return to hotel.

Wednesday, May 7

9:00 a.m. Depart for home with stop at Duty Free Store

Meal and rest stops enroute

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