Group Prices and Itineraries for as few as 10 Passengers

Get off to a fresh start by visiting the Farmer’s Market in North Tonawanda. You’ll have time to purchase some fresh produce from local growers, weather pending.Enjoy a guided tour of the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum. You can take a ride on the 1916 #1 Special Carousel, listen to the Wurlitzer Band Organ, view the vintage amusement ride collection and take a peek in the unique gift shop packed to the rafters with ride-related souvenirs for purchase.  Savor the flavors of an authentic Polish Platter luncheon before briefly visiting the shops on Webster Street.  Our last stop is to a matinee performance at the Italian Renaissance inspired Riviera Theatre. You'll marvel at their original 1926 lightboard, the silver screen, the old pinrail with sandbags, rope and pulley system still used to raise and lower scenery, and the organ pipe chambers.

Click here to view the Riviera Theatre's 2008 - 2009 season schedule

Experience the power of the Niagara with a evening illuminated tour of Niagara Falls. This tradition began over 140 years ago to allow visitors to enjoy the beauty of the mighty Niagara even at night. This tour experience includes step on guide pointing out the Niagara Falls highlights and a visit to The Falls.

*Add more excitement to your evening with a visit to the Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort or Casino Niagara in Niagara Falls Ontario.

Visit Wayne County, just outside of Rochester, NY and the county’s historic Palmyra’s William Phelps General Store, Historical Museum, and Alling Coverlet Museum. Enjoy a guided tour of the historic publication site to see where and how the first printing of the Book of Mormon was completed. Dine at the historic Garlock House restaurant. Visit the Hoffman Clock Museum in Newark with its collection of timepieces demonstrating the development of timekeeping technology. The Arcadia Museum describes the history of the Jackson and Perkins Roses along with more information on this very prestigious town.
Finally, enjoy a tour of Wayne County Historical Society and Old Jail Museum.

We're traveling to London, Ontario, making a brief "pay on your own" breakfast snack stop, en route. First stop: the Bellamere Country Market and Winery. Lunch is included today at the Great West Steakhouse. After lunch, it's off to Labatt's Brewery for a tour and yes, beer tasting! On the way home, you will stop at the Peace Bridge Duty Free to purchase that Labatt's beer you had enjoyed earlier in the day and other unbelievable bargains.

Meeting your step on guide and learn the history of grape growing in Chautauqua County, New York’s largest grape growing region. Begin your grape experience at the Willow Creek Winery. Learn how to properly taste wine at this fun facility. Enjoy a scenic ride along the Seaway Trail, than see the mansions on the Avenue. Hear all about the War of 1812, the underground railroad, the W.C.T.U. and the US Grange #1. Lunch wil be served at the famous White Inn. Following your meal, we will tour the wine cellars at Woodbury Vineyards. You can view the pressing pad, tank room, bottling lines, and then sample! Our final Chautauqua winery stop is Merritt Estate Winery. We'll see their high tech bottling line, tank room and oak barrels, taste their wines, and get a lesson on wine glasses. Learn how to properly hold the glass, check for color, clarity, and "legs", for an amazing experience.

Nestled at the end of Keuka Lake, Hammondsport appears to be a town that time forgot.  Known as the “Cradle of Aviation" and the "Heart of Wine Country", this wine trail tour offers something for everyone and will be a favorite for all.  Enjoy a luncheon in Hammondsport. Visit Bully Hill and Pleasant Valley Wine Company to round out your day.

This is a fun-filled tour into the making of your favorite foods produced here in Western New York. Visit the attractions, enjoy a nibble, and shop for your favorite items.

• Kutter’s Cheese Factory
• Indian Acres Maple Farm
• Abbey of the Genesee
• Lunch at D and R Depot
• Oliver’s Candies
• Jell-O Gallery or Brown’s Berry Patch