Montour Marching Band Spring Trip March 17-21, 2015

Nashville, TN From its very beginnings, Nashville grew from a foundation built on music. Music has been the common thread connecting the life and soul of the city and its people. And visitors have ventured here to experience the music that weaves such a fundamental pattern in its cultural, business and social fabric. Nashville’s connection to music is unequaled, and its reputation as Music City has been consistently proven for over 200 years. Welcome to the city where music is written, recorded and performed every single day. Welcome to Music City Spring days are warm while evenings can be chilly. Average Daily High 60 degree F and average daily low 38 degree F

Trip Details Include; Butler Motor Transit First Class, Air-conditioned, DVD equipped Motor coaches. 9 hour drive including 1 hour for dinner. Travel Company is MetroTours 4 nights lodging Holiday Inn Express, 1111 Airport Center Dr. 4 breakfasts at hotel, 4 lunch, 4 dinner Private security on duty 4 nights at hotel All gratuities, Taxes and fuel surcharges Liability Insurance Professional Tour Directors Health and Accident Insurance Optional travel insurance available Travel Video

Travel March 17 departure for Nashville will in clude a stop for dinner. Snack and closed contaner beverages will be permitted on buses. DVD may be brought to share on bus. They must be age appropriate. Travel comforts pillows and blankets Return March 21 after breakfast and a lunch- dinner at Golden Corral will included.

Trip Features Music City Walk of Fame-Landmark tribute to those from all genres of music who have contributed to the world through song or other industry collaboration and made significant contribution to the music industry with connection to Music City. The Johnny Cash Museum- Features the largest collection of Johnny Cash artifacts and memorabilia. Tour RCA’s Studio B-Nashville’s oldest surviving recording studio

Trip Features Tour Ryman Auditorium and Museum- formerly the Union Gospel Tabernacle and dubbed the “Mother Church of Country Music ” The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum-The Hall of Fame honors singers and writers who have contributed to country music. Displayed are costumes, films, instruments, records, Grand Ole Opry memorabilia, and personal items of the country stars.

Trip Features Haunted Downtown Nashville Tour-Explore shadow filled streets of downtown Nashville. Learn about the historical, haunted heritage of Music City. 90 minute walking tour. Hermitage- Andrew Jackson purchased the estate. The present Hermitage was built in 1821 in the Federal style, but was partially burned in 1834 during Jackson’s second term as president. Opry Mills Mall-shopping, dining

Trip Features Gaylord Opryland resort & Convention Center-Self guided tour under majestic, climate-controlled glass atriums, surrounded by nine acres of gardens, winding rivers, and pathways, and sparkling waterfalls Performance at Grand Ole Opry Pictures at the Parthenon

Dining included Hard Rock Café B Kings Blue Club and Grill Wildhorse Saloon The Opry Backstage Grill

Band Performance Options (not yet confirmed) Hermitage Grand Ole Opry Plaza Gaylord Hotel Johnny Cash Museum

Pricing Quad occupancy per person $726* Non Refundable Deposit of $ 200 due 12/2/14 Second Payment $ 200 due 1/5/15 Final Payment $ 326 due 2/6/15 *Pricing is based on 90 paying travelers. If number of students is 75 or less the price of the trip will increase. Increase for quad occupancy will be $749 There will be a 2 day grace for payments. If payment is not received by day 2 the reservation will be cancelled.

Chaparone Information Clearances required Cost of package: – $726 per person based on Quad occupancy – $775 per person based on Triple occupancy – $865 per person based on Double occupancy – $1109per person based on Single occupancy

Trip T-Shirt Nashville Spring Trip 2015 T-Shirt Design Contest!! Student interested in entering a contest to design the Trip Shirt contact Mrs. Cannella PRIZE $10 I Tune Card