Thursday, 5/6/2010 - Fly to New York City
Upon your arrival at the New York City airport, meet your tour manager and transfer by private motorcoach to your downtown Manhattan hotel.

Friday, 5/7/2010 - Behind the Scenes Tours At Top Show Venues
Enjoy a full day of sightseeing in the most exciting city in the world! Drive through the Garment District to Times Square and the famous 24 acre Rockefeller Center complex. Visit both the NBC Studios (home of the Today Show) and the 1930’s art deco Radio City Music Hall for behind the scenes guided tours. Ascend to the “Top of the Rock,” Rockefeller Center’s 85 story observatory, for an awesome view of Manhattan Island. Then tour the world famous performing arts center at Carnegie Hall before returning to your hotel. Relax prior to your Get Acquainted Dinner at a fine local restaurant. The rest of the evening is free.

Saturday, 5/8/2010 - Theater Class / Matinee
Enjoy a treat this morning as you attend Broadway 101, a class on the history and tradition of Broadway theater in New York. Talk to real stage actors who describe what it is like to audition & star in a big time Broadway production. Lunch is included at the famous Carnegie Deli. Then it’s on to our matinee performance of South Pacific. Return to our hotel for a free night.

Sunday, 5/9/2010 - Free Time / Cruise / Show
Free time this morning. You may wish to shop in the nearby Garment District or at Macy’s. You can also visit Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum or famous Madison Square Garden. All are within easy walking distance from your hotel. Then enjoy a mid day harbor cruise with included lunch. See the sights of Lower Manhattan on this memorable cruise. Return to your hotel for more free time. Tonight take your seats for a performance of Billy Elliot at the Imperial Theater.

Monday, 5/10/2010 - Choice of Sights in Lower Manhattan
This morning, we will motor south through Chinatown, Little Italy and the Bowery to Wall Street. Stop to see Ground Zero, former home of the World Trade Center of the 9/11 tragedy. Then take the ferry from Battery Park to see the Statue of Liberty plus the adjacent Ellis Island Museum of Immigration, the nation's point of entry for millions of foreigners from 1892-1924. Relax at the hotel prior to your Farewell Dinner at a local restaurant.

Tuesday, 5/11/2010 - Lincoln Center / Fly Home
Start the day with a tour of the Lincoln Center, a 14-acre performance complex housing the Avery Fisher Hall, Julliard School, and Metropolitan Opera House. Then depart for the airport for your return flight home. Home shuttle again provided.