CITGO RETIREE GROUP TRAVEL PRESENTS
DAYDREAM JOURNEYS by
DREAM JOURNEYS
January 1, 2008 to October 14, 2008,
DAY TOURS
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Center, Brown Mansion and more in Coffeyville, Kansas, Thursday,
February 14, $45:
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Yes, lunch is included.
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There will be a tour of
the town and tales of the Dalton Days (they tried to rob two
banks at once)
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Valentine fun on the
bus.
Boomtown Theater in Drumright,
Saturday, April 26, $59:
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You first visit
Drumright (rich in oil wealth history)
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Lunch at our favorite
Steer Inn Restaurant in Cushing for a buffet lunch with all the
trimmings.
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Then attend the matinee
performance of “Saving Grace”
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This zany tale is about
a warm-hearted girl who mistakes a telephone repairman for a
burglar.
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The bus will depart at 9
a.m.. Home by 5 p.m.
JUST A COUPLE OF DAYS
Skirvin Hotel and Amtrak to Texas,
March 28 and 29, still waiting for Skirvin Pricing:
Off you will go on
a luxury trip. The first stop is the famed Round Barn in
Arcadia, then on to Edmond where a local guide will show you the
town. Did you know that UCO was our state’s first higher
education facility? That the city is filled with historic
buildings and stories. Let’s enjoy them. Lunch will be on your
own in downtown Edmond, known for its blend of gift stores and
eateries. In Oklahoma City, we tour the Dale Chahuly exhibit at
their Art Museum before we check into the Skirvin Hotel. The
Skirvin was once the finest hotel in the state. It stood empty
for decades before over $400 million was spent in renovations.
It is once more the state’s finest hotel. A Will Rogers
impersonator will entertain you at the included dinner. Then,
rise and shine on Saturday as we take the Amtrak train to Ft.
Worth. This afternoon, we visit Dallas with the aid of a local
guide. We will concentrate on Fair Park which is the largest
display of Art Deco in the nation. We should return to Tulsa by
9 p.m.
Little Rock and Oaklawn Horse Racing,
February 27 and 28, $271 per person based on double occupany
The tour begins in Little Rock with a
guided tour of the city with a stop at the Great Arkansas Quilt
Show featuring over 80 quilts and a stop at the Peabody Hotel
featuring the duck walk at 5 p. m.! Tonight you visit Murray’s
Dinner Theater for a production of Social Security, a play about
an 83 year old Cinderella looking for Prince Charming. On
Friday, we go to Hot Springs’ famed Oaklawn Park for a buffet
Lunch and live horse racing. Oaklawn also features over 400
slots. It adds to the cost, but for your protection, travel
insurance is included. If the weather turns icy, you get a full
refund minus the cost of insurance.
Bransonfest 2008, April 9 to 11, $381
per person based on double occupancy:
For four years in a row, Bransonfest
has been named on of the Top 100 Events in North America by the
American Bus Association. It is a festival for entertainment
and food held at the Dick Clark’s American Bandstand Theater.
The festival features world renowned Branson performers, a
variety of booths with reps from area theaters and attractions.
There is also an entertainment tent, a courtyard filled with
entertainment and a “Taste of Branson” food tent,. For our time
there, we will see three of the shows, visit the American
Presidential Museum, have two dinners and two breakfasts. On
Saturday, the 11th, we will have a tram tour of
Eureka Springs with a little shopping before we return to Tulsa.
LONGER ADVENTURES
LET’S GO CRUISING
IBERIAN INTERLUDE
7-Day Cruise with
Princess Departing May 24: About $3,000 for interior cabin with
air and taxes
Prices for cabins start at $1,000 for
an interior cabin. Air would be about $1,200. Ports include
Lisbon, Portugal, Vigo, Spain; LaRochelle and Brest, France and
Southampton, England.
BRITISH ISLES AND
NORWAY
11-Day Cruise on
Celebrity’s Century Departing August 21: About $3,600 per
person, interior cabin with air and taxes.
Prices for cabins start at $1,600 for
an interior cabin. Air would be about $1,200. Ports include.
Amsterdam, Cork, Ireland, Dublin, Ireland, Belfast, Northern
Ireland, Alesund,
Norway, Flam, Norway and Bergen,
Norway.
RAILS OF NEW ENGLAND
8 Days Departing on
October 14, $2,199 per person, based on Double occupancy:
Features Boston, Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad, Portland, Maine,
Casco Bay Cruise, Conway Scenic Railroad, Mt. Washington Hotel,
Kancamagus Hihway, Woodstock, Billings Farm and Museum, Qucchee
Gorge, Green Mountain Flyer Railroad, Mohegan Sun Resort, Essex
Steam Train, Mystic Seaport. Call for a flyer to be mailed to
you.
All bus tours depart from the east side of the FOOD PYRAMID
parking lot at the southwest corner of 51 Street and Memorial.
If
interested or for more information contact Charlotte Chavez
at Dream Journeys:
918-622-3300.
All
reservations are on a first pay/first serve basis. Please book
early.
When
booking travel please mention that you are a
CITGO
retiree.
If you
would like to drop by the office, please call for an appointment
first.
Payment
should be received within one week of departure for one day
trips. Payments are not accepted at the bus. All rates shown
are for each person.
This same
information is also posted on the CITGO RETIREE WEBSITE as well
as the full cancellation policy for Dream Journey’s day trips.
For
Longer Adventures and foreign trips contact Dream Journeys for
information on when payments are due, travel arrangements, or
their cancellation policy
