Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Tasting and Tours around Buck County, Pennsylvania


After a daunting work day, sometimes all we need to invigorate ourselves is to take ourselves away from everyday stress and indulge in a tasty tour like the ones that they have in the outskirts of Pennsylvania. One such tour would be the Tasting and Tours of Bucks County in New Hope Pennsylvania. You can head over with your large group of friends and family members during the weekend with our charter bus PA packages if you want to make the most of your time. The charter bus drivers are well-trained and are incredibly friendly and they might even share some of their own personal stories with you on your way to the destination.
This charter bus PA tour is quite unlike any other that you may have been on for one good reason...the tour guides are willing to accommodate your preferences (or needs) if you have a particular preference in terms of the wineries and breweries that you wish to visit on that day. The flexibility lets you have a hand in deciding on the kind of tour you will have with your family and friends. The guide will also personally recommend some great places for you if you are not familiar with Bucks County...and we can’t blame you.
The tour is a very care-free tour around the famous local breweries and wineries which have been serving fantastic drinks for decades. Some are inherited from generations ago, so, they have their own friendly and charming appeal. You do not get to see this in other more conventional breweries, this much we can tell you. The thing with visiting this tour is that once you arrive at the destination in our charter bus PA vehicle, the tour guides will organize the transportation depending on the size of your group. Your role in the tour is to sit back, relax and enjoy every single minute of it. Sounds like an amazing deal, doesn’t it?
The reason why they are able to offer such amazing deals and pricing to charter bus PA visitors is because they have developed a friendly partnership with most of the breweries and wineries around the area and based on this partnership, the savings are passed on to visitors like you.
While they remain flexible on most issues, there is a small requirement of four people per tours and if the group is smaller than three people, it is possible for them to cancel the tour and refund the fees to the customers. We completely understand it if you wish to be picked up by the tour guide in a more convenient location (other than those they have listed down in their brochure and website), it is to be understood that a standard fee will be charged to the customer if they wish to be picked up from a different location.
We hope you will put some thought into making the tour soon in the near future.

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Please Touch Museum


Those who are bringing along their kids during their Philadelphia charter bus tour and travel will find it a little daunting looking around for something to do for the kids. Kids are kids....they WILL get restless. While the grownups are out shopping, visiting museums, and having a look around historical and culturally popular sites and attractions, the kids are going to be bored. All of this is only natural because kids do not understand and cannot grasp the importance of these sites of interest.
If they have been good and have behaved relatively well throughout the Philadelphia bus charter holiday or gathering, ask the driver of the rented charter bus to bring the kids around to Please Touch Museum, one of the most popular kid-friendly museums of its kind.
Please Touch Museum is located on 4231 Ave of The Republic on Fairmount Park and the bus driver should have no trouble whatsoever in trying to locate it because it is an incredibly popular attraction for the young ones. Admission for members and kids under the age of three is free of charge while the nominal admission fee for kids and grownups are $16 at this point in time. To find out more about the updated rates, please visit their official website.
On top of their regular exhibits and displays, Please Touch Museum organizes regular gatherings, events and festivals which will pique the kids’ interest in learning about new things, the world and science.
The Please Touch Museum understands and supports the fact that, for generations now, people realize that one of the fastest ways for kids to learn something a new, a new concept, is for them to play. And that is the kind of legacy that they wish to leave behind and help spread. By reaching out and lending their support to surrounding communities and through their lessons and exhibits, they hope to help each other try their level best of bring about the greatest potential in each of the children that they had the pleasure to entertain and meet.
Their main mission and vision continues to be to play, learn and grow...and while we are at it, the Please Touch Museum will be supportive of that. For those of you who have heard of the museum and have it in your plans to make a quick Philadelphia bus charter stop at this amazing tourist attraction, please bear in mind that the museum have moved to a new location. Please ensure that the bus charter driver knows that the new location is now at Fairmount Park.
In the meantime, for those of you who are heading over in a large group, please do get in touch with Charter Bus PA after perusing through our bus gallery page so that we can provide you with the best bus for the occasion and group.

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Capturing the gold in the old


Want to capture some of your moments in life in a different kind of era? Perhaps the 19th century? Sounds quite impossible? Not at all – come and find out for yourself as you arrange to charter a PA bus and head down to the Victorian Photography Studio.
Come and bring your whole family in a PA chartered bus for a family portrait to be captured at the Victorian Photography Studio. It will be a totally memorable and unforgettable photography session that you will ever have with your family members. This studio is owned by a husband and wife team and they offer their customers to have their photos taken with actual cameras from the 19th century and you can decide if you want to have you photos on tin or glass or digital. It may cost a little extra to have them on tin, but trust us, it will be worth the price! After all, their specialty is in taking Civil War photos and Victorian portraits.
After having traveled in the PA charter bus with your family members to the studio, you will be delighted to know that you will get to play dress up in Civil War clothing for your photo shoot session – from Civil War Reenactment, Civil War Living History and Family Vacations – you get to choose which one you think is best for your family portrait. They have four backdrops and six different options for photo finishes and their photographers are really professional who have eyes for details and styles that makes sure that your photographs are the best that you would ever have. As the photography session begins, you will be guided through how to smile (or not to smile) and they will also share a little on the history of how photography is done.
Since you will be booking a PA charter bus for this trip, be comfortably dressed and make sure it would be easy for you and the rest of your family members to get changed into the clothing at the studio. However, don’t be too worried if you need a little more time to get dressed up for the photo shoot, the photographers and staffs at the Victorian Photography Studio are very patient and friendly. In fact, you would almost warm up to them almost immediately as soon as you step into their studio. By the time your photo session is through and when you pick up your beautiful photos to bring home, you’ll know for sure that this has been a really worthy trip.

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Say goodbye to bad hairstyles


When you have a good hair day, it certainly boosts up your confidence. But when it is a bad hair day, not only will your confidence go down the drain, but your whole appearance is affected as well. So, it is quite important to maintain a good hairstyle and it is equally as important to be able to find a great hair stylist, who not only understands your hair, but is able to help you look good - whatever the hairstyle is it that you have or wish to have.
If you are new to this area and are looking for a trusted and modern hairstylists, try Salon Ricochet. It is nestled right in the heart of the Thirteenth Street Revitalization Project, Midtown Village in Philadelphia. Unlike the usual kind of decor that one would find in a salon, at Salon Ricochet, you will find it to be a place where the environment would almost make PA charter bus visitors think they have just walked into its owner, Kurt Darhower’s home. An eclectic mix of antique furniture, denim couches, modern lightings with vintage salon equipment are just some of the decor in this salon that makes it different and unique from the other salons that you may have been to in the past. Even the art, paintings and jewelry that are featured in Salon Ricochet are beautiful works of local artists and jewelers.
Salon Ricochet has been a great recommendation by many who have been there and their hairstylists are said to be very talented who will amaze you with their knowledge of classic, yet trendsetting, haircuts and coloring of the latest styles. This team of hairstylists are known to be friendly, and while they give you great ideas on what to do with your hair, they are always ever ready to hear what you have to say about your own hair and your personal opinions.
To many, a salon is just a place where you go to just get a haircut, have some kind of hair colouring works done, get your hair blown dry and off you go. However, it is a different case with this particular salon. Instead of just going in there and getting a great haircut, plus hair coloring to match the new style, you will be surprised that they even offer snacks to their customers! Apparently, if you go in later in the day, they serve you wine too!
But, snacks and wine are not the only attraction in this salon. Their attentiveness, friendliness and caring attitudes with customers are the plus points among their customers. With years of experience in this line, we dare say that Kurt and his team will not disappoint you. So, are you ready for a new hairstyle experience?

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Visiting Pittsburgh with a Charter Bus


Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, might be well-known for its sports heroes, from Willie Stargell to Dan Marino, but the city offers cultural, historic and recreational attractions, as well. The city is the birth of pop culture, according to Greater Pittsburgh Convention & Visitors Bureau, and is the home of the Big Mac, the Ferris wheel and Andy Warhol and provided the real-life setting for "Mister Roger's Neighborhood." Charter bus visitors can explore Pennsylvania history at Pittsburgh's many museums, get back to nature in Pittsburgh parks and enjoy the local art scene, all without leaving the city limits with a bus, coach bus, party bus, mini bus, passenger coach or school bus chartered from Charter Bus Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh charter bus visitors can learn about the Pittsburgh area's rich history in the Senator John Heinz History Center. The largest museum in the city, the center operates several history centers in different locations. For charter bus sports fans, the Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum is packed with interactive exhibits exploring Pittsburgh sports history from the Stanley Cup to the Super Bowl and the Olympics. The Fort Pitt Museum details the region's involvement in the French and Indian War and the American Revolution, as well as the founding of Pittsburgh. The center's library and archives offers documents and artifacts from 250 years of Pittsburgh history. Pittsburgh was an important site in the history of the Civil Rights movement. Visit Freedom Corner, located on the intersection of Centre Avenue and Crawford Street. This location is the historic and modern center of protests and gatherings of people fighting for civil and human rights in the Pittsburgh area, from the 1963 march on Washington to modern demonstrations.
Explore the life, times and works of Pittsburgh native Andy Warhol at The Warhol (warhol.org). This downtown museum houses Warhol's paintings, films and videos, as well as works about Warhol by others. The museum also features permanent collections and rotating exhibits of other modern and contemporary artists. Charter Bus visitors can watch glass art being created at the Pittsburgh. The center houses working studios and the Hodge Galleries, which contain a range of contemporary glass exhibitions. Take a tour, learn about Pittsburgh's glass-making history and watch a live hot-glass blowing demonstration.
Take in a musical or theater performance during your charter bus visit at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library and Music Hall. The hall is designed to replicate the acoustics in the world-renowned Carnegie Hall in New York City. It houses the Carnegie Performing Arts Center and the Stage 62 theater company. Past performances include a range of shows, from the Pittsburgh Youth Chamber Orchestra to Elton John and Tim Rice's "Aida." The Benedum Center for the Performing Arts is housed in the Stanley Theater, which is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The theater opened its doors in 1928 and has since been restored to its original decor. The Benedum Center for the Performing Arts brings a regular schedule of live performances to the Stanley, including selections from "The Sound of Music" to the Blue Man Group.
Plan an exciting and fun filled visit to Pittsburgh with the help of Charter Bus Pennsylvania. Their fleet of fully equipped charter buses and friendly, personalized service will make your charter bus visit memorable and fuss free.

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Browsing brews in Philly

One of Philadelphia’s many attractions is its micro and craft beers, and a good way to visit the various breweries and bars is with a charter bus, coach bus, party bus, mini bus, passenger coaches or school bus hired from Charter Bus Pennsylvania. With a charter bus, you and your group can travel safely and in style as you sample the various brews the city of Philadelphia as to offer.
Over a hundred years ago, Philadelphia was known as the greatest brewing center in the United States. With the advent of mass produced, or macro, brands, the specialist skill of brewing fell into decline in the city for many years. However, consumer demand for better tasting, smooth drinking brews revived the micro brewery, and today Philadelphia is rapidly becoming a go-to destination for connoisseurs of the art of brewing beer.
A good place to start your beer tour of Philly is at Iron Hill Brewery and restaurant. Iron Hill has been in business since 1996, and has won numerous awards for its distinctive, full flavored hand crafted beers. Try the Light Lager with subtle malt and hop flavors, Anvil Ale, a bitter done in the English style, Lodestone Lager, brewed in the German Helles style with an unforgettable malt taste, or Ironbound Ale, an American style pale ale with robust hop characteristic. Light food and wood fired pizzas are also served in a casual atmosphere.
Hop into your charter bus and head over to Triumph Brewing Company. This industrial modern decorated style place will grab your attention. Known for its award winning selection of home brewed lagers and ales, Triumph Brewing Company is a place where locals go for good beer. Located in the center of Philadelphia’s nightlife scene, this place also offers live music and good food. Try their Imperial Stout, of a Honey Wheat brew if you want something less robust.
For a true brewing experience, with good eating thrown in, visit the Nodding Head Brewery and Restaurant in Sansom Street. This place is a little hard to find, but when you do, you will be pleasantly surprised at the quality of the food and beers. Nodding Head serves brews in various styles, all of which are brewed on the premises and in full view. With names like Grog, BoHo Pils, Golden Ale and Son of Swami, visiting the Nodding Head will leave the visitor with a deeper appreciation of the art of brewing beer.
Sitting on the bank of the Schuylkill River, Manayunk Brewery is a great place to go to for lunch or dinner, or to hang out till late. Serving half a dozen varieties of beer on tap, Manayunk’s brew perfectly complement its robust meals. Enjoy the view while dining on the deck over the river.  All of Manayunk’s beers are brewed on site from start to finish. For those who don’t prefer beer, wine is available.
On your brewery journey through Philadelphia, give Bus Charter Pennsylvania to arrange your transportation and enjoy our friendly, personalized service.