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Although I had been to Detroit quite a number of times, it is an unusual experience to have such a charter bus fun along with old friends. Detroit is the heart of automobile production, but there are big draws for foreign tourists that is really wonder that Detroit is consistently buzzing with activities.

Whole throughout my charter bus journey I felt this motor city is revving its engines again. Revitalized and reinvigorated after decades of neglect, Detroit is reclaiming its place as a cultural and tourist capital. Everything in this old Midwestern city seems new again. The Woodward Avenue theater district boasts renovated theaters and new shows.

Downtown Detroit was such a lively area of shops, theaters, restaurants, and night life that residents of dreary, staid Toronto rode trains to Detroit for weekend excursions. In subsequent decades, the two cities switched places, but now Detroit is making a comeback.

The old downtown of grand movie houses and department stores is all but vanished, but lively areas have sprung up around the perimeter of the aging banking-and-commerce center. The north end of downtown is the latest hot spot.

Not surprisingly, the Motor City is impossible to navigate without a car. The metropolis has expanded into seven counties, with no end in sight, and the suburban population is more than three times that of the city proper.

Although the landscape is mostly flat, recreational opportunities abound, most of them centered on water. To the northeast of the city sprawls Lake St. Clair, a shallow but large lake filled with boats and fish. The Detroit River is a resource that the city has never fully exploited, though a system of parks and greenways is now gradually taking shape.

I learned that Detroit is not only about cars and bikes; there are lots more to Detroit than meets the eye. So, don’t think twice to rent a charter bus to Detroit for fun and entertainment. With the Busneeds you can customize your trip to cater to your group’s needs whether you need a Detroit School Bus or a Detroit Minibus rental. Busneeds.com helps to get you the right bus at the right price.

Like most major urban hubs, the city boasts an assortment of interesting attractions and activities. However, in Dallas, as in most of Texas, they are somehow bigger and better. The city is famous for its children’s attractions, making it a popular destination for families. Nature enthusiasts can go for a bike ride or hike through White Rock Lake Park. As in most excellent cities, Dallas provides a wide range of lodgings from grand historic hotels to budget digs. Its restaurants may differ in price and cuisine but the portions are large.

Dallas offers visitors a unique blend of Southwestern warm, cosmopolitan flair, Old West charm and modern sophistication. As the Southwest’s leading business and financial center, it possesses the largest wholesale market in the world and lays claim to being one of the top convention cities. In Dallas, I experienced the finest in Southern hospitality.

Excellent ground transportation services like Charter Bus Rental that includes Motor Coach, Mini Bus, School Bus, Entertainer, Executive, Limo Bus, Double Decker, Passenger Van and Public Transits are easily available to address the traveling needs of visitors of all background. Busneeds.com is one of the charter bus service providers in Dallas.

Dallas has a slew of bars, lounges and clubs where denizens of the night meet, mingle and party. It also has a number of entertainment hubs, but these neighborhoods in particular are known for a hip and happening restaurant and nightclub scene. In Dallas several entertainment districts are hubs of energy, live music flows in the famed Deep Ellum area, and if a visitor like dancing, there are plenty of places to groove into the night.

During whole throughout my Dallas trip, I felt it is a miniature of Texas. Dallas symbolizes much of its popular image. A major center for oil and gas, this city goes about its business with refreshing character and gusto. At Fair Park, visitors are presented with a cultural and entertainment district, with attractions that include the Dallas Museum of Natural History, Dallas Aquarium at Fair Park, Science Place and Cotton Bowl Stadium that hosts concerts and both national and international sporting events.

The performing arts –dance, music and theater- are well represented in Dallas, with a host of venues offering performances that range from traditional to contemporary styles. Dallas’s majestic theater has been a mainstay for live entertainment and arts performances. It is also home to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza, a good place to meditate and get away from the fast pace of downtown

Chartering a bus for our group trip to Columbus, we didn’t have much expectation about how our trip would be. All that we knew about Columbus was very little. We knew that Columbus is the Capital and the largest city of the American state of Ohio. The city is in fact named for the explorer Christopher Columbus. But we were really surprised about the knowledge of our bus driver about each and every little thing about the city. The bus driver together with the guide helped us very much in exploring the city better. We found variety in everything we saw. The city has a distinct and manageable- history, artsy, sports-orientation, high fashion and college life.

During our visit the city had a moderate climate. It was very easy to get around the Columbus city. Our Charter bus traveled through the main east-west highway 1-70. There are two primary north-south freeways, I-71 and St. Rte. 315. The outer belt, I-270, circles the city. I-670 connects the airport to downtown and continues to the west side. The public transportation is available from the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA).

As our guide told us about the Easton Town, we asked the bus driver to ride forth to the town. The Easton Town Center is the Midwest’s premier destination for shopping, dining and entertainment. With its unique village setting, large public spaces, plazas, and abundant free parking, Easton is home to an eclectic assortment of restaurants, entertainment venues, exclusive retailers and a 30-screen movie theater. We learned from our guide that Columbus has a nickname as “The Arch City”, because of the dozens of metal arches that spanned High Street at the turn of the twentieth century.

We had the great opportunity to visit the German Village and to join with their famous Oktoberfest. At the end of September, the village throws an annual celebration that features authentic German food, beer, music, and crafts. Annual festivities in Columbus include the Ohio State Fair—one of the largest state fairs in the country— as well as the Columbus Arts Festival and the Jazz and Ribs Festival, both of which occur on the downtown riverfront. Also the Community Fest which is known as the “Com Fest” is an immense three-day gathering in Goodale Park. Columbus is also a great sports center. Columbus has professional sports teams in hockey, soccer, arena football, and minor league baseball.

The Columbus city is home to many performing arts institutions including, Opera, Ballet, Symphony and the Theater Arts. We took the charter bus to the Big Darby Creek, which is in southwestern part of the town. This park is significant for its beauty and ecological diversity. A walk through the many parks and gardens of Columbus and Franklin Metropolitan Park District really excited us.

Then we ride our charter bus to the famous Victorian Village, where a number of large and ornate Victorian homes are gathered. We also visited several notable buildings of Columbus including the Greek-Revival State Capitol, the art-deco Ohio Judicial Center and the Peter Eisenman-designed Wexner Center and Greater Columbus Convention Center. Other buildings of interest include the Rhodes State Office Tower, LeVeque Tower, and One Nationwide Plaza. After completing the trip, we had real wonderful experience. Without the charter bus, it is sure- our trip wouldn’t have been this much enjoyable. Thanks to busneeds.com!

The city of Cleveland is located on southern shore of Lake Erie in the state of Ohio. It is the region of Great Lakes and a collection of buildings. On our visit to Cleveland in the charter bus we really felt a sense of belonging in this place. It is indeed a place of evolving community, vibrant and viable, where we can all belong. It is a great destination for group travel. If you are rendering a charter bus, it is all the more wonderful.

The Charter bus driver was so expert that we didn’t have to ask him to take us here and there. But just gave him the list of places where all we wanted to go. The region has a vibrant arts scene with incredible theatre, a world-renowned orchestra, opera, art museums, independent film and more. It is also a great sports town where their teams play baseball, hockey, football and basketball, all year long. The scenic park systems offer excellent opportunities to bike, hike, kayak, fish, sail and more.

The Cleveland has a number of hotels with almost 4,000 rooms in downtown and nearly 35,000 rooms in the region. We could find the best overnight stay in the hotel. From luxury suites to economy chains and from historic hotels to unique bed and breakfasts, you’ll sleep soundly. Everything that you want, you can choose from the wide choices of menu. From ethnic favorites like pierogi to haute cuisine, Cleveland’s culinary scene is, very delicious.

There is always something is happening in Cleveland. Ethnic festivals, arts parades, concerts and annual activities like Vintage Ohio, Taste of Cleveland and the Cleveland National Air Show, the region is brimming with world-class events.

We took the charter bus to the south of Cleveland for a scenic ride of Amish Country. And we really enjoyed the scenic drive on the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad through the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. A sail on the lake or cruise over the river is sure enough to provide panoramic views of the city and sunsets over Lake Erie on the Goodtime III, Majestic and Nautica Queen Dinner cruise ship.

The most amazing part of the charter bus trip was the day we spend in Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. You will find here over 50 exhibits, dynamic cinema presentations plus the largest single collection of rock and roll artifacts. We really enjoyed the guided tour through Cleveland city’s beautiful architecture and public art. The city has also got comedy clubs, concert halls and outdoor amphitheaters.

It was the last two days of our charter bus tour that we went into the two amusement parks in the region. The charter bus rental really made it convenient for our visit to some of antique malls like Larchmere, Medina Antique Mall, Lorain Boulevard and much more. I remember, chartering a bus really helped us that we could reach back to hotel safely after our nightclub party. So, if you are planning a trip next time to Cleveland, take the bus charter rental from busneeds.com. It will really help you.

Kansas City Missouri offers many reasons to arrange charter bus trip there. From world-class steaks to an interesting place in the history of westward expansion in the United States, Kansas City Missouri offers all fun and entertainment to have a charter bus trip with family and friends.

Virtually all its main points of interest are on the Missouri side, where the fountains, boulevards, and Art Deco and Mediterranean-style buildings, and the encouraging revitalization of downtown, are unusual and welcome features in a Midwestern city.

One reason to join in Kansas City tourism is for a view of some of the historic sites in the city. One of the more popular attractions for Kansas City tourism is a trip to the National Frontier Trails Center, where you can learn all about the history of this city. At one point in the history of Missouri, Kansas City was the starting point for pioneers and wagon trains preparing to head west. Commemorative memorials can still be viewed today.

Kansas City Missouri attractions are just a few of the great options when deciding what to do on your charter bus vacation in Kansas City. You can also visit the Thomas Hart Benton Home, the Toy and Miniature Museum, and the Arabia Steamboat Museum.

Shopping is yet another of the best of Kansas City tourist attractions. Let your charter bus make a stop to The Country Club Plaza that is the well-known shopping center in Kansas City that was actually the first of the suburban shopping centers to take up residence in the United States.

Another of the great Kansas City tourist attractions, which we have enjoyed during our charter bus trip, can be found by visiting the nightlife of Kansas City. Downtown Kansas City, as well as the neighborhood known as Westport has multiple jazz clubs, dance clubs and bars to keep the evening interesting.

With something around every corner to either see or do, Baltimore is certainly an intriguing spot for a charter bus exploration. This is what I have to tell to you after my charter bus trip to Baltimore.

During my trip I would never want to leave Baltimore. You can look far and wide, but you’ll never discover a stranger city with such extreme style. It’s as if every eccentric in the South decided to move north, ran out of gas in Baltimore, and decided to stay. The whole family members had a fantastic time while visiting Baltimore as a great family gateway.

While here you may want to explore a few of our famous Baltimore Museums such as the Baltimore Aquarium, the Maryland Science Center, The National Great Blacks In Wax Museum, or The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History. Baltimore also has a very rich, cultural history and by touring a historic site like Fort McHenry – home of the National Anthem – you will gain a new perspective of Baltimore

Baltimore never sleeps at night and you can enjoy its nightlife with the full swing. Pubs and taverns, comedy clubs, dance clubs, live music and sports bars are open in the dark. In Baltimore you can find anything from antiques, crafts and collectibles, clothing and souvenirs to gourmet food and wine at over 200 specialty stores from outlet malls to farmer’s markets.

Within an hour’s charter bus drive of Maryland’s largest city, an abundance of natural and scenic places remains. From hikes within the city, including the new 14-mile Gwynns Falls Trail that runs from the northwest past the Inner Harbor, to the solitude of rural Carroll and northwest Baltimore counties, 60 Hikes within 60 Miles: Baltimore is a guide to great hikes in the area.

It was during my son’s birthday last year; we arranged a charter bus trip to Cincinnati with our close relatives. We rented the charter bus Cincinnati for the trip planned for 3 days. The journey to Cincinnati was really unforgettable, that we are planning to charter a bus next year for our family’s summer vacation. The rides are thrilling at Kings Island and the boutiques of Hyde Park. The sounds are inspiring at the world-renowned Cincinnati Pops Orchestra.

We made the charter bus stops at the Newport Aquarium and Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden. The kids enjoyed their first ball game at the Great American Ball Park, home of the Cincinnati Reds. We cheered on the Bengals at Paul Brown Stadium. It was really exciting to see the NASCAR Busch series and the open-wheel Indy Racing League at the Kentucky Speedway.

The region has been rated as the “Best City for Nightlife”. The Macy’s Music Festival is one of the largest, longest running R&B festivals in the nation. Cincinnati USA offers three riverboat casinos—Argosy, Grand Victoria and Belterra, all along the Ohio River in Indiana and all within an hour’s drive. We made the next stop here for the bus for a real excitement over the river.
We asked the driver to take us to the various historical museums of the city. The Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, the Contemporary Arts Center, the internationally-acclaimed Cincinnati Symphony (the third largest in the country), the Taft Museum and the Cincinnati Art Museum, consistently rated as one of the best in the nation.

The area’s cultural enrichment can be seen from the National Underground Freedom Center; the country’s most comprehensive museum chronicling the struggle for freedom. The Cincinnati Museum Center houses multiple museums, an Omnimax theater, and brings world-class national exhibits.

My mouth is watering when I think of the food at Cincinnati, and I feel like coming here once again only for this. Cincinnati is home to more than 4,000 restaurants, offering everything from good ol’ American burgers to Vietnamese spring rolls. The city also has more chili restaurants than any other city in the world. The elegance of Jean-Robert at Pigalls to enjoying a scoop of homemade Graeters’ Ice Cream, we were really happy and had a really good appetite. Now don’t you feel like coming here? If you feel like going, take a Cincinnati charter bus for a convenient and comfortable trip. I assure that your excitement will be doubled.

With attractions and activities in abundance, Chicago is everyone’s kind of town. During my lively holiday in Chicago, I enjoyed all famous sights that she offers. In Chicago, everything attracted me, whether it is a show in the theater district or a Cubs game at historic Wrigley Field, followed by a late night visit to a blues club or jazz bar.

Culture hounds delight in the multitude of museums, including the prestigious Art Institute and the Chicago Historical Society. Families will find plenty to do at Navy Pier and to explore at the Field Museum and the Lincoln Park Zoo. I could spend all day strolling through Hyde Park or shopping along the Magnificent Mile. What attracted visitors most are its vibrant, ethnic neighborhoods, architectural landmarks, delicious restaurants and excellent hotels.

From the top of the Sears Tower to the shores of Lake Michigan, Chicago offers so much to do. In everywhere Chicago, I feel it is a bustling, energetic city that never stops. Chicago’s theater industry pushes the envelope with cutting-edge performances in historic and state-of-the-art stages. I was very pleased during my exploration throughout distinctive theaters in Chicago neighborhoods. The Chicago Theater Goodman, LaSalle Bank, Cadillac Palace, Auditorium Theater of Roosevelt University and the Food Center have made visiting downtown a must for theater lovers.

Do not be worried about your dining in Chicago. It features thousands of eateries and restaurants that feature culinary favorites to suit every taste, budget and mood. Ethnic neighborhoods such as China town, Greek town, West Roger Park, and Pilsen are among those offering tempting taste from around the world.

Chicago is world famous for it s diverse museums that explore variety of subjects including Chicago history, art, African-American culture, astronomy, natural history and much more.

The Shedd Aquarium offers one of the world’s largest arrays of more than 8,000 aquatic mammals, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates and fish. The Field Museum provides exciting displays of mummies, Native American artifacts, Egyptian tombs, and dinosaur skeletons are on display.

Excellent ground transportation services like Charter Bus Rental that includes Motor Coach, Mini Bus, School Bus, Entertainer, Executive, Limo Bus, Double Decker, Passenger Van and Public Transits are easily available to address the traveling needs of visitors of all background.

Navy Pier offers visitors a unique blend of family-oriented attractions. This well known attraction boasts the 150-foot high Ferris Wheel, a musical carousel, the Chicago Children’s Museum, Wave Swinger ride in Pier Park and the glorious Chicago Shakespeare Theater.

There are few places in the United States where visitors still risk the chance of encountering a western shootout between gun-slinging cowboys, and although it’s just a show, downtown Cheyenne is one of them. Its historic riches are well worth a weekend charter bus getaway or an overnight stop on your way to other Wyoming destinations.

The Cheyenne Depot Museum explores local railroad lore, while live bands play on the square Friday afternoons in summer. You’ll find indoor and outdoor dining options nearby, and trolley and horse-drawn carriage tours depart from here, too.

This historical city has not forgotten the important role both cowboys and the national railroad played in their community. Each July the city celebrates their rich western heritage with Frontier Days, a week-long rodeo and fair that features performances, carnival rides, exhibitors and more.

The best introduction to Cheyenne is a walking tour so this means you might have to ditch your charter bus driver, but just for a little while. Downtown is easy to traverse by foot or bicycle.

The original Cheyenne Depot is completely restored and has many exhibits on the railroad. As well, the world’s largest working steam engine, Big Boy, is located in central Cheyenne. The location of Cheyenne, 100 miles north of Denver on the plains and foothills, creates a perfect setting for wildlife viewing and an opportunity for many leisure activities.

Cheyenne may be best known for its midsummer Frontier Days Rodeo, but you can relive rodeo history and excitement all year long with a stop at the Frontier Days Old West Museum in Frontier Park. The museum also has an outstanding collection of horse-drawn carriages. Nearby, the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens feature High Plain landscapes.

If you yearning to take a charter bus trip to Cheyenne Wyoming browse through Busneeds.com where you will get plenty of options for a comfortable journey that is tune with your pocket.

Branson has something for everyone. Magicians for the family, rock ‘n’ roll, country, family harmonies, comedy, variety, dinner shows, gospel, and well-known performers that play limited engagements. This is the main reason that we took a charter bus to Branson.

Don’t let the small-town, rural surrounds deceive you: there’s a side of Branson that evokes Las Vegas without the casinos. Entertainment is nonstop on The Strip, where we had a charter bus stop, a seven-mile stretch of live music and comedy shows, numerous restaurants, theme parks, shopping outlets and myriad hotels.

Branson has some wonderful museums and attractions. I took my family to play miniature golf, enjoy go-carts, water parks, and history museums. You can see the Titanic and even stop at the famous College of the Ozarks. One place that will excite the whole family is Silver Dollar City. With numerous rides and live shows, everyone in your group will be able to find something that they would enjoy.

For shopping we advocate taking your charter bus down to Historic Downtown Branson. With its exclusive artisan shops and old-town feel, Historic Downtown Branson affords a exceptional day-trip experience that your whole group will enjoy.

Now why wouldn’t you come to Branson? It’s a family destination with something for everyone. There is not one area in the United States that can beat the hospitality and friendliness that is shown throughout the beautiful Ozarks. Start planning your charter bus trip to Branson today.