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Diamond Travel has been providing all inclusive tours and rose parade travel packages for nearly 40 years!

Reservations are now being taken for the 2025 Tournament of Roses Parade.

For questions regarding existing reservations, please call 678-557-8548.

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• We put the customer at the center of everything we do
• Speak or email with the owner – Eldon Diamond
• Parade seats can be assigned when making a reservation
• Individual needs and requests can be accommodated
• Our buses park a mere 20 yards from our Parade seats
• Three hotel options! – We do NOT use airport hotels. 

NEW EXCLUSIVE OPTION! We are proud to announce that our Rose Bowl Parade Tour participants can now select an option to be part of our exclusive Float Decorating Experience! Be a part of a float construction team! for a day and work on an Official Float for the 2025 Rose Parade . Find out more information about this unique and once-in-a-lifetime experience in our package option description section as you register for your tour! (Limited space – based on availability at time of booking. Available with 4 night packages only. )

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ROSE PARADE TOUR PACKAGES WILL INCLUDE

You will have a choice of 3 hotels

Our clients have been happy with all three hotels for past events.

The Millennium Biltmore Los Angeles is a full service hotel in downtown Los Angeles. The Biltmore has been home to Presidents , Kings , and Hollywood celebrities. 

The Sonesta Redondo Beach is  9 miles South of The LAX Airport and directly across the street from the Marina and nice restaurants. The Sonesta has a rooftop swimming pool with a panoramic view of The Pacific Ocean.

The Huntley Hotel Santa Monica   which is a short walk to the ocean, Santa Monica Pier and the 3rd Street Promenade where there are many restaurants, cafe’s   and entertainment areas.  The Huntley has a really nice restaurant and lounge on the top floor of the hotel with a panoramic view of the ocean. Santa Monica is ten miles North of The LA Airport and is three miles from Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive.

NO MATTER WHICH HOTEL YOU CHOOSE, ALL PACKAGES INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING

• January 1 – Admission to a large float decorating barn in the city of Irwindale. You will see approximately 10-12 floats being worked on and finished before they are judged.
• January 2- Reserved Grandstand Ticket to the 2023 Tournament of Roses Parade . Our grandstand seat location is 10 minutes from the front of the parade with the sun at your back . The seats are located at 318 West Colorado. We are in a large grandstand where the bands are normally playing. Our buses park 20 yards from the parade seats . Your parade seats can be assigned when your reservation is made and we can accommodate any special requests.
• A nice sit down lunch at a restaurant in Pasadena after the Rose Parade.
• Post float viewing at Victory Park   after the conclusion of the parade and lunch. You will be able to walk around Victory Park  and see the floats up close.
• Transportation to and from all of the events on deluxe motor coach  buses with a restroom.
• A grab and go continental breakfast on January 1 prior to departing for the float barn.
• A grab and go continental breakfast prior to departing for the parade on January 2
• Rose Parade program
• Rose Parade seat cushion
• Tour hosts are with the group at the hotel and at all events.
• All taxes, and shipping
• Great service and quality- 35+ years in business- If you are looking for personalized service and great quality where your individual needs are accommodated please contact Eldon Diamond, the owner.

Rose Parade

• A TRIP FOR THE AGES

Three nights starting on December 30 and departing on January 2. ( extra nights are available) You do NOT need to stay near the airport, with our hotel options. Please remember this when comparing packages

• January 1- Reserved Grandstand Ticket to the 2025 Tournament of Roses Parade aka The Rose Parade. Our grandstand seat location is 10 minutes from the front of the Rose Parade with the sun at your back . The seats are located at 318 West Colorado. We are in a large grandstand with the best rows for viewing the parade. The bands are playing in front of us as they like to play in front of the larger grandstands and take a break in front of the smaller seating areas. Our buses park 20 yards from the parade seats . Your Rose Parade seats can be assigned when your reservation is made and we can accommodate any special requests.
• Post Rose Parade float viewing tour at Victory Park after the conclusion of the parade and lunch. You will be able to walk around Victory Park and tour the parade floats up close. ALL OF THE FLOATS ARE IN ONE LOCATION.
• Transportation to and from all of the events on deluxe motor coach  buses with a restroom.
• A grab and go continental breakfast prior to departing for the Rose Parade.
• Approved Clear bags for the ladies to bring their belongings into Victory Park.
• Great service and quality- 35+ years in business- If you are looking for personalized service and great quality where your individual needs are accommodated please contact Eldon Diamond, the owner at 1(800)348-7748 or  [email protected]

Float Decorating Barn

DECEMBER 31 – You will be visiting the Phoenix Decorating Barn in the city of Irwindale. Phoenix Decorating is the largest float builder in the parade. You will see volunteers working on the floats. The fee is $100 per person and includes: admission, transportation, and a grab and go lite breakfast to take with you on the bus.

DECEMBER 30 – You will be visiting the Phoenix Decorating Barn in the city of Irwindale. Phoenix Decorating is the largest float builder in the parade. You will see volunteers working on the floats. The fee is $100 per person and includes: admission, transportation, and a grab and go lite breakfast to take with you on the bus. (You would need to arrive on DECEMBER 29th for this option, so you would need an extra night added to your package.)

**My humble opinion, going to the barn on December 30 is a better experience than on December 31 but both experiences are nice.

DECEMBER 30 – Catch a sneak peek of some of the Rose Parade Bands as they perform their halftime show. This event is held at the Pasadena City College. The fee is $125 per person and includes admission as well as transportation. (You would need to arrive on December 29 or arrive to the Hotel by 11am on December 30 for this event)

DECEMBER 30 – Combine The FLOAT BARN in the morning with a few hours in OLD TOWN PASADENA with BANDFEST in the afternoon. The fee is $180 per person. When the group is finished at The Float Barn we will drop you off in Old Town Pasadena for 2.5 to 3 hours where you can walk around and get a bite to eat on your own. When we are finished in Old Town Pasadena we will proceed two miles to BANDFEST. The pre show starts at 1:30PM , the main show starts at 2PM ,  The show normally lasts close to 2 hours and then we return to the hotel.

DECEMBER 31 –  Approximate times- 8:45AM- 4PM,  The tour will have 4-5 stops along the way and stop for Lunch AT FARMERS Market. The fee is $125 per person.  Lunch is not part of the $125 fee.

The Rose Parade

Beautiful Pasadena California is home to the Tournament of Roses Parade . More commonly known as The Rose Parade. The Rose Parade has been around since 1890. It occurs annually on new years day, or on Monday, January 2 if New Year’s Day falls on a Sunday. Now, Diamond Travel hasn’t been going to the parade since then, but we have  been taking folks to the parade for over 35 years! Our seats will have the sun at your back and the parade in your view! The parade has followed the famous Colorado blvd for decades. Tickets to the rose parade start at about $80 and can be as expensive as, $120. Hotel and transportation costs however, can be extremely pricey. With our all inclusive packages, you won’t have to worry about the mounting costs of such a trip. We have it all planned out for you! The Rose Parade is absolutely back in full swing now, so call today and get your all inclusive rose parade package with Diamond Travel. If you have any questions at all about our Rose Parade or Rose Bowl packages, please do NOT hesitate to call us! We can customize any package to fit your needs and the owner is always available to help.

PAYMENT INFORMATION

Payment can be made with a credit card or a check in the mail. Place a $250 per person deposit to secure your packages. Final payment is due October 1. You can cancel for a full refund until October 1 and then the trip is non refundable. If you have any questions at all about the Rose Parade or our Rose Parade packages, please do NOT hesitate to call us! We can customize any package to fit your needs.

Single, triple and quad rate deductions and additions are outlined.

Extra night rates  are not per person but a flat rate for the room including tax.

• The Millennium Biltmore $230 
• The Sonesta  $320
• Huntley $500

Deductions for triple or quad

• The Millennium Biltmore $100/$150
• The Sonesta  $150/$200
• Huntley $250/$375

Single supplement add on:

• The Millennium Biltmore plus $350
• The Sonesta Redondo Beach plus $450
• Huntley Hotel Santa Monica plus $800

A LIMITED AMOUNT OF TWO NIGHT PACKAGES ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE ROSE PARADE. PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL FOR DETAILS.

ADDITIONAL ROSE PARADE PACKAGE OPTIONS

ROSE BOWL FOOTBALL TICKETS can be added to the parade package.  Please call or email for details.

Contact Eldon Diamond at 800 348-7748 or at 602 870-9197 with any questions or to make a reservation. You can also email Eldon at   [email protected]

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i just returned from a bus tour to New York City, NY from Springfield, TN. My only compliant was one of the accommodations, no towels or wash clothes (3 days), smoke alarm made a noise for 3 days. AJ

Trip to Toronto, Canada June 1 to June 9 originating from Lillian, AL. This was my first experience w/bus travel. It was a terrible initiation! The driver appeared very accommodating the first 2 days, but that quickly wore off and we then were treated like a herd of cattle. The bus was equipped with camp-style toilet. For a 1,000+ mile trip it was very inadequate & he made it very clear he DID NOT want the toilet used. Even stating all we had to do was let him know we had an emergency stop and he would STOP!! There were persons on the bus with mobility issues. A small step ladder would have assisted with embarking & debarking the bus, but was not provided! The general cleanliness of the bus was taken care of by the passengers by collecting trash several times during each day by one passenger!! It didn't take very long to figure out the driver of the bus was just LAZY. He was also on his headset constantly during the trip to & from Toronto and appeared to be on personal calls. He preferred fast food and his favorite appeared to be Hardee's. The other food scheduled on our round trip excursion was very poor!! Lone Star was the worst and would even say inedible. Food was cold, very skimpy & extremely disorganized when being served!! The servers came out carrying a few plates and calling out what was on the plates & then being claimed by the diners!! It was terrible. There was also Covid cases reported by the travelers after returning that were infected during the last day of travel!! The bus being the only common denominator!! The only positive comments were Texas Roadhouse stop, the food & service was exceptional!! We did arrive at originating point earlier than scheduled, which was greatly appreciated!! I will NOT recommend **DIAMOND TOURS** to anyone!! For further elaboration regarding this fiasco of a trip, you may talk to me anytime. Spanish Cove Traveler, Elaine M.

Get better Diamond Tours! You see the reviews! Poor buses, poor hotels, nasty food! Do better! Thats all i can say.

Diamond Tours - tour #2099008 This is a formal complaint about Diamond Tours tour #2099008 which I purchased thru Sharon Guitreau in Louisiana. Her assistant guide was Shirley Miller Guitreau. This tour consisted of two buses traveling together (and I say that loosely) because we did not "actually travel together" as we were told no one could accommodate the 2 buses so we ate at different locations, slept at different locations and went did not meet up at any location once we got to Niagara Falls in Ontario, Canada. The first day, Saturday, 06/08/24, started out fine and we boarded our buses (some of us boarded in Gonzales, La and some boarded in Denham Springs, La) and headed to our respective overnight accommodations and arrived there Saturday night a little behind schedule. Day two, Sunday, (06/09/24), we continued on to our destination and were scheduled to stop at the Johnny Cash Museum in Nashville, Tenn. When we got there it was very busy as there was fan day going on and our driver did not appear to know what to do or where to park to let us off so it was decided we would miss that tour. Instead the driver and Diamond trip facilitator decided to take us to Opry Mills mall (to kill some time assume) as none of us were on trip to stop at a shopping mall. Myself and a lot of others were personally not happy with this choice although I will admit some said "lets just skip it" and they were louder than the rest of us so there we went. We had a dinner reservation at 6:15PM and could not be early so that is why I guess we had to kill some time after not stopping at the museum. Day three, Monday, 06/10/24, we continued on to our destination and there was no stop planned for that day and made it to Niagara Falls, Ontario that night where we would stay for 4 nights. Meals were on our own and no tour stops were scheduled that day. Day four, Tuesday, 06/11/24, we were scheduled to tour Casa Loma castle and the traffic was so horrendous on our way to and from this stop that we had to cut short our time there and then we drove back to our hotel stopping at a Canadian super store because our Canadian tour guide said we needed to buy our snacks as cheaply as possible to save us money on our trip. We arrived back at our hotel for a meal that night. The meal consisted of chicken, fish a couple of vegetables and a dessert and beverage. Day five, Wednesday, 06/12/24, we were scheduled to tour Welland Canals Centre which we did. We went to Niagara on the Lake and had lunch on our own and strolled around the town on our own. Then we toured a winery and a chocolate factory (not on our iteneriary). After touring the winery and chocolate factory we were driven to the Best Western Conference Center (and this term is definitely used loosely as it in no way resembled a "conference center") and it was stated on our itinerary that we were to arrive at "Wrigleys" which we assumed we would be eating a meal. Instead we were paraded thru the restaurant and led to a back room where we were served a meal of chicken, fish, a couple of vegetables, dessert and a beverage. The exact same meal we had on Tuesday (the only thing different was the way the potatoes were cooked). Not what any of were expecting nor were we very happy. Day six, Thursday, 06/13/24. This day was perfect and went according to the itinerary. We had some members on our tour who approached our tour guide in the early morning before we even left about just skipping the casino part of the tour. By this time the rest of us were sick of a few people wanting to change up things on the itinerary because they did not want to participate and our tour guide and bus driver went along with it so we spoke up as a group. It was decided those of us who wanted would get off the bus at the casino and the driver would take back the other participants to the hotel and come back and pick us up at the appointed time. Day seven, Friday, 06/14/24. We began our trip home. We left at 8:30AM as per our schedule. We arrived at the US border area and the driver told us to get off and browse the store at the duty free shop. Most of us were not interested in this but got off because he basically told us this was stop and to shop. Then we went thru customs and of course this was a process and took a little while. We got on the road and then we were due to stop at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Well, we were behind and the driver told Shirley our tour guide that we would have to cut this stop from 1.5 hours to 1 hour. Then by the time we got to the museum Shirley told us we were behind and weren't going to make that stop. There were some on bus who agreed because they did not want to get off us anyway. By this time I was disgusted and spoke up about the chaos on this tour and day 8 which I do not have room to write about went the same as the other 9 days.

If I could give negative I would. I'm on a Diamond Tour right now. It's not good. It's a 5 night 6 day to Mackinaw island. We spent eight hours in Mackinaw. One night was spent in Flint,MI. Three nights were spent in Sault St Marie, and tonight back to Flint before heading home. Why is it billed for Mackinaw when only eight hours are there? I would have never booked for that short amount of time. We also spend way way way touch time on the bus. That means we don't see many attractions. Not planning on taking another

We did a senior trip to Santa Fe & Albuburque in May We were told not to use the restroom on the bus (only for emergencies) We were booked at the Comfort Inn & Suites Downtown 411 McKnight Ave. NW. On arrival, we were told by our driver now to go outside the building alone as it was unsafe because of homeless people camped outside the hotel. The hotel backs up to Interstate. 24 hour traffic! The entire hotel smelled (not a clean smell. We had COCKROACHES in our room. Front desk would not change our room only commented that hadn't happened previously. Front desk personnel also put out breakfast items without gloves or washing hands after walking over from desk. The day before we were going to head home, cops arrive and were walking the outside perimeter with guns drawn. The first night we went to a restaurant that had not idea we were coming (36 people) Another night the Golden Corral put us in a confined area. We went to get food. They moved our location to different tables as another party arrived. The Crown Plaza hosted a enjoyable buffet with table cloths and cloth napkins. On our way home, someone needed to use restroom as it had been a few hours of travel. They could not be talked into using the bus restroom because of how we were told NOT to. We stopped at a fast food restaurant were a number of people went to use the restrooms there. We could go on and on and on. Needless to say we do not recommend this tour company It was horrible!!

I just came back from an awful 7-day/6-night trip to New Orleans with 45 other black seniors. This trip was a waste of time and money. The trip was booked through Diamond Tours for just under $1,000 apiece. We were expecting a large, spacious bus like others from previous Diamond Tours trips; our bus was far from comfortable. The seats were so crammed together - you couldn't stretch your legs out or put your headrest back. Everyone had swollen feet and ankles by the end of the day every day. Included in the price of the trip were several paid dinner options along the way that were terrible. To add insult to injury, they put us in a neighborhood hotel, The Comfort Inn in Marrero, which was 20 minutes outside of New Orleans and far from the sights and sounds of Bourbon St. The hotel looks nothing like the photos online and sits next to a Dollar Tree store on one side and used tires on the other. Upon entering the hotel, we were overcome by a foul, musty smell and disgusted by the dirty, brown carpet. It was immediately obvious we were in a 1-star fleabag hotel; what we didn't anticipate were ACTUAL bugs. That's right, my friend stayed in a room two doors down from us and had BED BUGS with visible BITES on her neck, arms, and back. Regarding the activities, I don't know who thought the World War II museum, a slave plantation, and the other attractions were appropriate for seniors given the amount of walking required, especially for so many of us with limited mobility. The thought of going to New Orleans and not having the option to go out for an evening of jazz, Zydeco music and authentic New Orleans food boggles the imagination. I held out hope for the last night's events, and was bewildered that their idea of an evening of entertainment consisted of doing the "hokey pokey" and line dancing at what felt like a senior community center. I am extremely disappointed with the planning and execution of this trip, but I recognize my experience may not have been the same as others. Two groups of white seniors that we befriended on the trip, who also came on trips sponsored by Diamond Tours, who said they paid the SAME amount as we did, were on MUCH nicer buses and stayed in the heart of the French Quarter.

Melisa booked The Ramada Pigeon Forge North. My 1st room had mold in the bath tub, The 2nd "newly renovated" room had a torn sheet, mold around the toilet and rust around the overflow in the bathtub. Melisa also booked the cheapest buffets style dinners. Shoney's on the 1st night and Golden Corral on the last night. One night we went to Harpoon Harry's crab house and was given a choice of pork or chicken. The bus driver was great but the bus was not. We were told the toilet on the bus was for emergency only and to use the bathrooms at the rest stops. The video player had a crackling noise so loud that the movie could not be heard. In this year, 2024, I expected that the bus would have individual ports for patrons to customize the volume and or channel/movie to watch like the airlines do.

Recently went on a bus trip (mostly pretty fit seniors and a few younger patrons) out of NE Ohio to Vermont from June 17-22. First day got the "lecture" about using the bus toilet. More info than I cared to hear. So not many on the bus wanted to use it and get "outed" out! Terribly hot in mid 90s and one day 99F, bus and AC shut off as soon as arrived and driver R. said due to Fed laws couldn't leave it idle. One lady already passed out in Stowe, but still wouldn't let a few of us just sit in the bus for a few minutes after tour was done. Again Fed and Diamond Tour rules. I got sick on hottest day 99, while we were at the Granite Quarry and felt dizzy, but still no idling for a few mins to get a few of us out of the heat. I tried to find shade under some trees. Our host J., who we did 4 different tours with, really didn't want to suggest to driver to call the main office and alert them to the heat. Something else could have been offered. Then the driver sat at dinner with some of us and became quite intrusive about what everyone did for a living. One woman felt insulted due to being called "just a housewife?" And hearing his life story so many times, OMG, I'm not Dr Phil. He didn't seem to understand that he was being overbearing. As he said he used to be a retired pastor, that's where the lectures came from. The mult stops to shopping places, stores not on the itinerary were annoying. It seemed like places the host J wanted to visit, not the patrons. The driver R. did do a nice job driving, I'll give him that, but side roads too much, and seemed to avoid any tolls on Rt. 90, so mostly curvey, bumpy back roads. The Vermont people and shop owners were very nice and awesome. Main problem with how the driver R. handled to excessive heat/AC problem. I WILL NOT be ever using Diamond Tours again, in fact, cancelled a cruise next year because I just don't want to deal with the host J. again. They just don't get it!!

Previously, me and my wife had taken two diamond tours that were very good. However a trip to New Orleans in April 2020 changed that. First the bus driver and group leaders did a good job. This is all on Diamond Tours. On 4/2/2023 we arrived at the Wingate, InnGoodetsville TN. We arrived at approximately 5 PM. Fellow travelers were standing in the lobby about an hour later still waiting to be checked in for up to two hours to get their room! Unacceptable Plus the next morning their was hardly any thing for breakfast. During the trip Diamond Tours provided 4 dinners included in the price of the trip Three were at a buffet. The other one was at Landry's Seafood Restaurant on Decatur Street. The bus driver was told not to drop us off in front of the resturant, because according to our Diamond Representative (who stated "the New Orleans trip is a tough one), it is against the law to drop off passengers in front of the restaurant. Well, handicapped individuals had to walk several blocks, and one almost passed out! We finally get to the place and our selections were grilled chicken, fried shrimp and pasta. The grilled chicken was over cooked. The Shrimp and fries were a skimpy serving and when we asked for bread that was an extra charge! When you go to New Orleans you want to experience the New Orleans food. For dinner we get fried shrimp and chicken, chicken and Chicken! The sites visited were great, however the food selection was terrible!

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Tour Operator for the following Tours: Diamond Tours, Inc. Travel Advisors : (at least one advisor will travel with each group) Anderson Travel and Tours Sharon Anderson (205) 612-2865 Michelle Arena (205) 966-6646

Disclaimer: Anderson Travel and Tours is not the source or supplier of the tours listed on this webpage and acts solely as an agent for the supplier. The Supplier of these tours is Diamond Tours, Inc. / 13100 Westlinks Terrace, Suite No. 1, Fort Myers, FL 33913. Diamond Tours, Inc. manages all 3rd parties related to these tours (examples: motorcoach companies, hotel chains, attractions, restaurants, travel insurance companies, etc.). Anderson Travel and Tours is not responsible for any inconvenience, changes, injury, damage or loss suffered on the account of any conditions, changes, actions or omissions by the Supplier or any 3rd parties.

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Vermont (fall foliage tour) oct 12-20, 2024.

Join us on a tour to Vermont and experience the gorgeous colors and beautiful scenery of New England in October.

ADA NOTICE: This tour may not be suitable for mobility impaired individuals. It requires walking blocks at a time on uneven sidewalks or terrain . Guests must climb at least 7 steps unassisted to board the motorcoach. There is no guarantee that attractions, restaurants, restrooms, etc. will be accessible / ADA compliant.

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Oct 12-20, 2024 (8 nights / 9 days).

Tour Operator: Diamond Tours, Inc. Tour Number: 2085306

Departing: 8:00 am Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church 1343 Hueytown Rd, Hueytown, AL 35023 Parking: Note: we have people who drive to this location to travel with us from all over the state of Alabama. We have an agreement to allow our cars to remain in the parking lot for the duration of our trip. You may also have someone drop you off. We may add a 2nd pickup location based on the final tour route and location of our travelers.

• Motorcoach transportation
• 8 nights lodging including 4 consecutive nights in Vermont
• 14 meals: 8 breakfasts 6 dinners
• State Capitol of Montpelier
• Vermont Maple Farm
• Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream Factory
• Shelburne Museum
• Dinner Cruise on Lake Champlain
• Church Street Marketplace, Burlington
• Cold Hollow Cider Mill
• Tour Rock of Ages Granite Quarry
• Visit Stowe Village

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Tour Itinerary

• Motorcoach Transportation
• Tour Director
• 8 Nights Lodging – 4 consecutive nights in Vermont
• 14 meals : 8 breakfasts 6 dinners DAY 1
• Lunch and Dinner (own your own along the way)
• En Route Hotel DAY 2
• Visit Virginia Museum of Fine Arts , Richmond, VA
• Dinner (included)
• En Route Hote l DAY 3
• Take in the beautiful scenery as you drive through Vermont .
• Check into your Vermont Hotel for a 4-night stay . DAY 4
• Tour the Shelburne Museum . A 45 acre outdoor museum with 39 antique buildings and a 220 ft steamboat.
• Explore downtown Burlington’s Church Street Marketplace . This award-winning open air mall is a hub of activity where you’ll find architecture and over 100 places to shop and dine.
• Enjoy a Scenic Dinner Cruise on beautiful Lake Champlain , complete with entertainment and dance floor. DAY 5
• Guided Tour of the spectacular Rock of Ages Granite Quarry – the world’s largest granite quarry. The scenery at this attraction is stunning! At the Craftsmen Center, you will watch talented sculptors transform granite into lifelike statuary.
• Visit Montpelier , the State Capitol of Vermont .
• Visit the Vermont History Museum .
• Tour an authentic Vermont Maple Farm . With a history dating back hundreds of years, you’ll learn how generations of tradition has gone into making real Vermont Maple Syrup from the tree to your table.
• Dinner Party with Entertainment . DAY 6
• Cold Hollow Cider Mill , one of the leading New England producers of fresh apple cider. Today, the mill produces more than one million gallons of cider every year. You’ll also enjoy a taste of fresh apple cider while learning how it’s made.
• Visit Stowe Village , a charming New England village.
• Tour the world-famous Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Factory . Nestled in Vermont’s Green Mountains, this fully guided factory tour will show you the complete ice cream making process. After your tour, you’ll be able to try a sample of their freshly made ice cream local restaurant.
• Dinner (included) DAY 7
• Visit the N.Y. State Museum in Albany, NY.
• En Route Hotel DAY 8
• Visit the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, VA.
• En Route Hotel

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Payment details.

1st Deposit: due at the time of booking $75.00 per person *There is a $25 cancellation fee per person after the deposit is made.

Final / Total Payment: Due August 5, 2024 *You must file travel insurance to receive a refund after final payment is made.

Note: We can only accept checks for trip deposits and final payments. However, you will pay online with a credit card for your travel protection plan . Make checks payable to: Anderson Travel & Tours Mail to: Anderson Travel & Tours 975 Pickens Drive Hueytown, AL 35023 Please write “ Vermont “ on the memo line of your check.

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NOTE: If your Travel Confident Ⓡ Protection Plan is not purchased within 14 DAYS of your deposit date, it will NOT cover pre-existing illnesses!

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SAN ANTONIO, TX at Christmastime Dec 1-7, 2024

Join us on a tour to San Antonio, TX and experience the dazzling spectacle of lights River Walk becomes during the holidays! Our historic hotel will be just steps away from the Alamo and River Walk. Enjoy time in Fredericksburg and it’s unique German traditions at Christmastime. Visit the Alamo , LBJ Ranch in the hill country, San Antonio missions , Institute of Texan Culture , and much more!

Dec 1-7, 2025 (6 Nights / 7 Days)

Tour Operator: Diamond Tours, Inc. Tour Number: 2042050

Experience the wonderland San Antonio becomes at Christmastime!

• 6 nights lodging including 4 consecutive nights in San Antonio
• 10 meals: 6 breakfasts 4 dinners
• Guided Tour of San Antonio
• Cruise at San Antonio’s famous River Walk District
• Visit the Alamo and Imax Theater Presentation: “Alamo – The Price of Freedom”
• Visit the Institute of Texan Cultures and San Antonio Missions
• Visit Fredericksburg and the hill country
• Tour of the LBJ Ranch

Enjoy a 4-night stay in a historic hotel only steps away from the Alamo and River Walk!

Hotel Gibbs, San Antonio Distance from the San Antonio River Walk (0.2 miles), The Alamo (0.08 miles) Click here to view the hotel website

• 6 Nights Lodging – 4 consecutive nights in San Antonio at the Gibbs Hotel (within walking distance of the Alamo and River Walk)
• 9 meals (6 breakfasts, 3 dinners) DAY 1
• Dinner (included) at a local restaurant
• Check into your San Antonio hotel for 4 nights Gibbs Hotel (within walking distance of the Alamo and River Walk) DAY 3
• Guided Tour of San Antonio . Visit the San Fernando Cathedral, King William Historical District, and El Mercado (an area patterned after an authentic Mexican market), San Antonio Shoes (SAS), .
• Visit the Institute of Texan Cultures (devoted to the 26 different cultures that settled Texas).
• Scenic Cruise on the River Walk DAY 4
• Visit Fredericksburg , “ Jewel of the Texas Hill Country .”
• Visit the National Museum of the Pacific War
• Visit the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park where you will go on a narrated driving tour of the LBJ Ranch and see the “Texas White House.”
• Dinner (included) with entertainment. DAY 5
• Visit the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park .
• Experience the “Queen of the Missions” – Mission San Jose , established in 1720.
• Visit the IMAX Theatre at San Antonio River Center to see “ALAMO … The Price of Freedom.”
• Visit the buildings and grounds of the ALAMO – “The Shrine of Liberty.”
• Dinner (included) at a local restaurant DAY 6
• Visit George Ranch Historical Park in Richmond, TX . Set amid 23,000 acres of working ranch and farmland, the Historical Park shares the stories of Texas in authentic historical settings.
• Lunch and Dinner (on your own) along the way
• En Route Hotel DAY 7
• Arrive Home

Final / Total Payment: Due September 24, 2024 *You must file travel insurance to receive a refund after final payment is made.

Note: We can only accept checks for trip deposits and final payments. However, you will pay online with a credit card for your travel protection plan . Make checks payable to: Anderson Travel & Tours Mail to: Anderson Travel & Tours 975 Pickens Drive Hueytown, AL 35023 Please write “ San Antonio “ on the memo line of your check.

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2025 motorcoach tours, tours are listed in date order ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, miami, fort lauderdale and key west, fl jan 12-18, 2025.

Join us on a tour to Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Key West and escape the cold for the best weather month in south Florida!

Jan 12-18, 2025 (6 Nights / 7 Days)

Tour Operator: Diamond Tours, Inc. Tour Number: 2152731

Tour Includes:

• 6 nights lodging : 4 consecutive nights in Miami area
• 9 meals: 6 breakfasts, 3 dinners
• Full-Day Guided Tour of Miami
• Coral Castle
• Florida Keys Scenic Highway and Seven Mile Bridge
• Visit Key West
• Hop-On Hop-Off Conch Train Tour in Key West
• Sightseeing Cruise down the “Venice of America” river in Fort Lauderdale
• Hollywood Beach “Broadwalk”
• Visit Flamingo Gardens in Ft. Lauderdale

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Tour Itinerary:

• 6 Nights Lodging – 4 consecutive nights in the Miami area
• Breakfast at hotel
• Check into your Miami area hotel for 4 nights DAY 3
• Guided Tour of Miami, Florida (Miami Beach, South Beach, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Holocaust Museum, Brickell, Downtown, Venetian Pool, Port Miami, Miracle Mile, Fontainebleau Hotel, Ocean Drive, Versace Mansion, Millionaires Row and much more)
• Visit the Coral Castle . On the Register of National Historic Places since 1984, Coral Castle Museum draws visitors looking to uncover the mystery of how one man single-handedly and secretly carved over 1,100 tons of stone.
• Dinner (included) with Entertainment DAY 4
• Journey along the Florida Keys Scenic Highway . Highlighted by the crystal clear waters and tropical breezes, the drive is one of the greatest in America, its panoramic, scenic views in great abundance.
• Make your way across Florida’s renowned, Seven Mile Bridge (one of the longest bridges in America) to arrive in Old Key West.
• Enjoy a Hop-On / Hop-Off Conch Train Tour in Key West and learn about the unique history of the area.
• Free time to Explore Key West . (there’s plenty to see and do: Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, Key West’s famous southernmost point in the United States monument, the Key West Cemetery, shop on Duval Street to Clinton Street Market, stroll down cigar alley or Front Street, visit historic landmarks, museums, browse unique Caribbean artwork, watch the sun set at Mallory Square , and much more)
• Dinner (on your own) in Key West . Try unique local delicacies, cocktails and of course award-winning key lime pie!
• Return to your Miami area hotel DAY 5
• Visit oceanfront Hollywood Beach “Broadwalk.” (named one of America’s best beach boardwalks) Admire the Atlantic Ocean while strolling this brick-paved promenade or relax at one of its many cafés and eateries.
• Lunch (on your own) on the Hollywood Broadwalk.
• Sightseeing Cruise down Fort Lauderdale’s New River the “Venice of America,” , sailing through Millionaire’s Row with homes of the Rich and Famous, spectacular Mega Yachts, and sights beyond belief. 
• Check out of your Miami hotel.
• Visit Flamingo Gardens , a 60-acre botanical garden and wildlife sanctuary in Davie, FL (near Ft. Lauderdale). Enjoy a narrated tram ride through 42 remote acres and see some of the last original jungle growth in South Florida. Travel through a native hammock of 200 year-old Live Oaks, a tropical rainforest, fruit groves, mitigated wetlands, Everglades Wildlife Sanctuary (and even feed flamingos).
• Lunch (on your own) inside Flamingo Gardens
• Dinner (on your own) along the way

Deposit: $75.00 *There is a $25 cancellation fee per person after the deposit is made. Final/Total Payment Due: Nov 5, 2024 *You must file travel insurance to receive a refund after final payment is made.

Note: We can only accept checks for trip deposits and final payments. However, you will pay online with a credit card for your travel protection plan . Make checks payable to: Anderson Travel & Tours Mail to: Anderson Travel & Tours 975 Pickens Drive Hueytown, AL 35023 Please write “ Miami “ on the memo line of your check.

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BOSTON, SALEM and CAPE ANN July 15-23, 2025

Join us on a tour to Boston, Salem and Cape Ann and experience seaside destinations rich in history, heritage and culture. Sit back and delight in hundreds of miles of coastline with beautiful beaches and charming small towns!

July 15-23, 2025 (8 Nights / 9 Days)

Tour Operator: Diamond Tours, Inc. Tour Number: 2170585

Departing: 8:00 am Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church 1343 Hueytown Rd, Hueytown, AL 35023 Parking : we have people who drive to this location to travel with us from all over the state of Alabama. We have an agreement to allow our cars to remain in the church parking lot for the duration of our trip. You may also have someone drop you off. Depending on the final tour route and location of our travelers, we may possibly add a 2nd pickup location. * If you need a hotel for the night before or after the tour, just let us know.

• 8 nights lodging : (4 in the Boston area)
• 14 meals : 8 breakfasts, 6 dinners
• Guided Tour of Boston
• Faneuil Hall & Quincy Marketplace
• John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum
• Guided Tour of Lexington & Concord
• Minute Man National Historic Park
• Guided Tour of Scenic Coastal Massachusetts (Salem, Cape Ann, Gloucester, Rockport, etc.)
• Smithsonian Air & Space Museum , VA
• National Harbor, MD
• and more …

• 8 Nights Lodging – 4 consecutive nights in the Boston area
• 14 meals (8 breakfasts, 6 dinners) DAY 1
• Smithsonian Air & Space Museum Dulles in Chantilly, VA
• En Route Hotel DAY 3
• Check-In at your Boston area hotel for 4-night stay DAY 4
• Guided Tour of Boston. Today’s sights include Trinity Church, Boston Common, John Hancock Tower, and more.
• Lunch break and shopping at the waterside attraction “ Quincy Market & Faneuil Hall Marketplace .”
• Guided tour continues with sights such as USS Constitution (“Old Ironsides”) and Cambridge .
• Dinner with Entertainment (included) DAY 5
• Visit John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum (with permanent exhibits dedicated to First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, The Space Race, and more.)
• Guided Tour of Lexington and Concord
• Tour includes a visit to the Minute Man National Historic Park , the birthplace of the American Revolution. (a favorite stop of groups)
• Full Day Guided Tour of Beautiful Coastal Massachusetts .
• Visit Salem , a city with more than three hundred years of New England history and the site of the infamous Salem Witchcraft Trials.
• Tour scenic Cape Ann and the vintage New England seaside town of Gloucester – “America’s Oldest Seaport”.
• Visit Rockport , another coastal town with quaint shops, restaurants, and galleries. This evening, enjoy a relaxing Dinner and return to your hotel.
• Dinner (included) at a local restaurant DAY 7
• Check-Out of Hotel
• Visit Olde Mistick Village in Mystic, CT (free time to explore)
• Visit National Harbor , a unique waterfront wonderland of shopping, dining, and more. (free time to explore)
• En Route Hotel | DAY 9

Tour Pricing:

Deposit: $75.00 *There is a $25 cancellation fee per person after the deposit is made. Final/Total Payment Due: May 8, 2025 *You must file travel insurance to receive a refund after final payment is made.

Note: We can only accept checks for trip deposits and final payments. However, you will pay online with a credit card for your travel protection plan . Make checks payable to: Anderson Travel & Tours Mail to: Anderson Travel & Tours 975 Pickens Drive Hueytown, AL 35023 Please write “ Boston “ on the memo line of your check.

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New hampshire and the white mountains aug 23-31, 2025.

Join us on a tour to New Hampshire and The White Mountains and experience stunning mountain views, crystal-clear seas lapping at a charming harbor, colorful boats bobbing in the breeze, and lush green mountains. Find out why this area is a favorite summer vacation spot!

August 23-31, 2025 (8 Nights / 9 Days)

Tour Operator: Diamond Tours, Inc. Tour Number: 2191633

• 8 nights lodging: (4 in New Hampshire)
• 15 meals: 8 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 6 dinners
• Scenic Gondola Ride to the Summit of Loon Peak
• Train Ride at Clark’s Trading Post
• Live Bear Show
• Chinese Acrobats Show
• Narrated Cruise on Lake Sunapee
• Narrated Trolley Tour of Wolfeboro
• Dinner Party with Entertainment
• Wright World War II Museum

• 8 Nights Lodging – 4 consecutive nights in New Hampshire
• 15meals (8 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 6 dinners) DAY 1
• Visit Frontier Culture Museum , Staunton VA
• Check into your New Hampshire hotel for 4-night stay DAY 4
•   Narrated Scenic Cruise on Lake Sunapee – departing from Sunapee Harbor.
• Memorable group photo opportunity located at an overlook on the Kancamagus Highway.
• Visit the Wright World War II Museum . This award-winning museum has over 14,000 items in collections representing both the home front and the battlefield and a vast collection of fully operational military vehicles.
• Narrated Trolley Tour of Wolfeboro . Discover Wolfeboro’s unique colonial heritage, scenic views of Lake Winnipesaukee, beautiful waterfront homes, and many other points of interest.
• Visit Clark’s Trading Post . Watch a live bear show – let bears (Darla and Hildie) entertain you with their tricks as they follow in the “paw prints” of their famous bear predecessors. You’ll also see the Chinese Acrobats show.
• Deli sandwich lunch (included).
• Enjoy a famous 2.5 mile Train Ride . Travel across the Pemigewasset River through a 1904 covered bridge.
• Journey to Loon Mountain . Enjoy a 1.3-mile Scenic Gondola Ride to New Hampshire’s summit of Loon Peak. Upon reaching the summit, you’ll be greeted with fresh mountain air and breathtaking views.
• Check-Out of NH Hotel
• Visit Worcester Historical Museum in Worcester, MA
• Visit Hershey’s Chocolate World in Hershey, PA

Deposit: $75.00 *There is a $25 cancellation fee per person after the deposit is made. Final/Total Payment Due: June 16, 2025 *You must file travel insurance to receive a refund after final payment is made.

Note: We can only accept checks for trip deposits and final payments. However, you will pay online with a credit card for your travel protection plan . Make checks payable to: Anderson Travel & Tours Mail to: Anderson Travel & Tours 975 Pickens Drive Hueytown, AL 35023 Please write “ NH Tour “ on the memo line of your check.

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South dakota: mount rushmore, the badlands, black hills plus devil’s tower sept 5-14, 2025.

Join us on a tour to South Dakota & Wyoming. Experience the mystical Black Hills , spectacular Badlands National Park and awe-inspiring Mount Rushmore Memorial Park . Take in the magnificent scenery marvel at the amazing wildlife along the Wildlife Loop Road in Custer State Park . Travel back in time to the old West in Deadwood and explore the High Plains Western Heritage Center in Spearfish . Visit the inspirational Crazy Horse Memorial and learn about history in the Borglum Historical Center and Journey Museum . Visit the famous Corn Palace “the agricultural show-place of the world” and do some shopping in the town of Wall . Journey to Wyoming and explore Devils Tower National Monument , an astounding geologic feature.

Sept 5-14, 2025 (9 Nights / 10 Days)

Tour Operator: Diamond Tours, Inc. Tour Number:

• 9 nights lodging: (5 in South Dakota)
• 16 meals: 9 breakfasts, 7 dinners
• Mount Rushmore
• Crazy Horse Memorial
• Custer State Park
• Western Heritage Center
• Journey Museum
• Borglum Historical Center
• Corn Palace
• Badlands National Park
• Devil’s Tower National Monument
• The Gateway Arch (St. Louis)

*photos from June 2024 (click photos to enlarge)

• 9 Nights Lodging – 5 consecutive nights in South Dakota
• 16 meals (9 breakfasts, 7 dinners) DAY 1
• En route Hotel DAY 2
• En route Hotel DAY 3
• Visit Wall Drug Store
• Check Into South Dakota Hotel DAY 4
• Borglum Historical Center learn about Gutzon Borglum – sculptor of Mount Rushmore
• Mount Rushmore National Memorial America’s “Shrine of Democracy”
• Tour of Wildlife Loop Road at Custer State Park (rolling prairies, pine covered hills, and native animals in the wild)
• Dinner with Entertainment DAY 5
• High Plains Western Heritage Center
• Guided Tour of Deadwood, South Dakota (former home of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane)
• Dinner DAY 6
• Journey Museum (learn the history of the mystical Black Hills)
• Crazy Horse Memorial (destined to be the world’s largest memorial upon completion)
• Dinner with Entertainment DAY 7
• Visit Devil’s Tower National Monument
• Check Out of Hotel
• Visit the Famous Corn Palace (Mitchell, SD)
• Visit The Gateway Arch in St. Louis

Final Payment: Due June 28, 2025 *You must file travel insurance to receive a refund after final payment is made.

Note: We can only accept checks for trip deposits and final payments. However, you will pay online with a credit card for your travel protection plan . Make checks payable to: Anderson Travel & Tours Mail to: Anderson Travel & Tours 975 Pickens Drive Hueytown, AL 35023 Please write “ South Dakota “ on the memo line of your check Deposit: $75 per person (due at booking) * if you are a couple, you can just write one check for $150 ($75 x 2 = $150)

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1833cc liquid-cooled horizontally opposed six-cylinder four-stroke

Six-speed manual, double wishbone; 4.3 inch-travel, pro arm® single-side swingarm with pro-link® single shock; 4.1 inch-travel, 29.3 inches, transferable, unlimited-mileage limited warranty. three year included., drive train, chassis suspension brakes, factory warranty information.

Fuel your wanderlust

Where dreams meet the horizon

The horizontally opposed six-cylinder engine is famously smooth and powerful. The latest version is a 1833cc design that’s over 13 pounds lighter than previous generations (more than eight pounds less for our DCT trims).

Double wishbone front suspension

The radical, Honda-engineered double-wishbone front suspension provides more room and stellar handling. The innovative design changes the wheel's path, letting us move the engine and the rider/passenger closer to the front wheel.

Advanced meters

The cockpit meters are information central. In addition to the basics like vehicle and engine speed, ride mode, fuel level, and more, you can also monitor outside air temperature, cruise control speed, and even selected phone apps linked through Apple CarPlay™ or Android Auto™.

Large trunk

The trunk holds 61 liters. That means, in most cases, you can get two full-face helmets in there. Combined, the trunk and saddlebags give you 121 liters of storage, plenty to hold what you need for a weekend’s travels.

Luxury. Power. Freedom.

Six-speed manual transmission

If you prefer a manual transmission, the latest model offers the best conventional gearbox in Gold Wing history. A case in point is an overdrive sixth gear, so highway cruising is supremely smooth.

Standard on: Gold Wing Tour

The engine offers a wide range of user-friendly power, and you can even choose between four ride modes (Tour, Sport, Rain, and Econ), with each mode varying the power output so you can tailor the bike to your current riding conditions.

Standard on: all trims

Hill Start Assist

All models offer Hill Start Assist (HSA). This feature momentarily holds your motorcycle’s position on inclines after you’ve released the brakes and before you apply the throttle, eliminating any roll-back drama.

The DCT models offer an exclusive low-speed reverse that uses engine power, while the manual transmission bikes offer a unique electric reverse. Both systems make maneuvering your bike out of parking spaces easier, especially if you need to roll back up an incline.

Standard on: all DCT models

Anti-Lock Braking System

All models are equipped with our combined Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) for excellent stopping power under a wide variety of road and traction conditions.

• Electric windscreen

The windscreen is electrically controlled and provides excellent protection from the elements, moving both up and down over a 4.9-inch range and changing its angle as it raises and lowers. Plus, it automatically remembers the last setting.

Cruise control

The Gold Wing was one of the first touring bikes to offer cruise control, and with our advanced throttle-by-wire system, it’s better than ever.

Heated grips

Part of riding a bike is enjoying the elements. But nobody likes being cold. That’s why all models come equipped with electric heated grips as standard equipment.

When the electronic smart key is in close proximity, you can hop on, press a button, and ride off. Plus, an “answer back” feature lets you find your bike in the dark or in a crowded rally parking lot.

Related trims and models

Gold Wing Tour

Base MSRP $28,700 *

• 1833cc liquid-cooled Unicam six-cylinder engine
• Throttle by wire
• Electronic preload suspension
• 61-liter trunk
• Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™ compatible

Gold Wing Tour Airbag Automatic DCT

Base MSRP $33,000 *

Gold Wing Tour Automatic DCT

Base MSRP $29,700 *

Base MSRP $24,700 *

• Twin-spar aluminum frame

Gold Wing Automatic DCT

Base MSRP $25,700 *

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