New York,

New York ~~~~~~~~~~ Presented by WendtTouring

3 days…..

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: Rockefeller Plaza ~ Midtown Manhattan ~ Fifth Avenue ~ Chinatown

Ellis Island ~ Statue of Liberty National Monument ~ Boat Cruise

Lower Manhattan ~ 911 Memorial ~ St. Patrick’s Cathedral ~ Battery Park

Broadway Theatre ~ Times Square ~ Empire State Building ~ Wall Street

TOUR INCLUDES:

*Deluxe motor coach transportation

*Two nights lodging in Manhattan

*Two meals – 1B & 1D

*Broadway Musical

*All sightseeing & entrance fees

*Baggage handling and most gratuities

*Escorted

TOUR FARE: Call for current pricing and availability.

Travel arrangements made by Wendt Touring, Inc. 401 Market Street – Suite 707, Steubenville, OH 43952

740-282-5790 or Toll-free 1-877-565-8687

www.WendtTouring.com

ITINERARY

Day 1 - Home City ~ Manhattan ~ Hotel Edison ~ Welcome Dinner ~ Broadway

Show: Depart by motor coach for New York City. Rest and meal stops will be made en

route. Later this afternoon we arrive in the Big Apple and to Hotel Edison for a

memorable two-night stay. Built in 1931 in the same grand Art Deco style as Radio City

Music Hall, the Hotel Edison is situated in one of the most dynamic sections of New

York City. Centrally located in Midtown Manhattan, Hotel Edison is just steps from

Times Square, Rockefeller Center, St. Patrick Cathedral, Radio City Music Hall,

shopping and dining. An exciting place to stay in the heart of New York City! This

evening we gather for a special dinner at a local restaurant. Afterwards, enjoy reserved

theater seating at a Broadway musical show in the Times Square area.

Day 2 - New York City Sights ~ Ellis Island ~ Statue of Liberty National Monument: This morning we enjoy breakfast and then embark on a delightful guided tour of

Manhattan. Journey through the heart of Midtown past St. Patrick Cathedral, Rockefeller

Plaza and the Empire State Building. Continue into Lower Manhattan to Battery Park

and board a ferry for the Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island. The

United States received the statue from France in 1884 in commemoration of the two

countries’ alliance during the American Revolution. Ellis Island was the nation’s main

point of entry for millions of immigrants between 1892-1954. Engraved on the stainless

steel panels of the American Immigrant Wall of Honor are the names of nearly 400,000

immigrants. This evening is free to explore Midtown on your own.

Day 3: New York City ~ 911 Memorial ~ Journey Home: Today we visit the new 911

Memorial and see the progress of the New Freedom Tower. Travel through the heart of

the financial district past Wall Street and the Stock Exchange. Following a lunch break

we leave the Big Apple and begin our journey home. Rest and meal stops will be made

periodically.