As sobering as the experience was, I still remember my charter bus stop at one of Washington DC’s most visited tourist attraction….the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. They tell you, show you and inform you the way it is! There’s no hiding and softening of facts – everything as real and painful as it actually is. That’s why kids under the age of eleven are discouraged from visiting. Doesn’t matter. During my charter bus tour around Washington DC, we dropped the kids off at a playground with a self-sacrificing adult and made our Washington DC charter bus stop anyway.

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Feel like a little bit of sightseeing and celebrity-spotting during your charter bus trip to Atlantic City, New Jersey? No problem-o. I’ve had my fair share of dining in places like Atlantic City Bar and Grill but let’s just say it’s one of the more celebrated ones. This charter bus attraction is worth a stop and it’s been a hot favorite with the locals for many years….like, 25 years or something. I spotted a couple of celebrities there but I won’t name them. You should go there not only because you want to get some celebrity signatures but also to have a taste of what their chef can whip out from the kitchen. Everything that comes through the kitchen door is a near-perfect masterpiece; this is what I have to say.

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When you make a Philadelphia charter bus stop at Philadelphia Zoo, you will soon see that this is not an ordinary zoo. It’s more or less a playground for people of all ages! It doesn’t matter how old you are and what you like to do during your free time, this is one of the most fulfilling charter bus stop in Philadelphia Pennsylvania for the kids, this, I promise you! Perhaps some parts of the charter bus attraction are a little rundown but hey, let’s give them a break here because this attraction has been around since the early 1800s! So, yes, it is the oldest zoo in the United States and we should give it credit for being around….still.

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Musso & Frank Grill is a mighty popular charter bus diner located in Los Angeles California and if you don't have a strict budget, you HAVE TO take the LA tour bus there. This LA diner is a definite must because of one reason....the unexplainable Goldern Years of Hollywood feel to it. I mean, we're talking about Irving Thalberg, Marx Brothers, Clark Gable...etc. In fact, in a website, these were the people who frequented this LA charter bus tourist attraction. Rightfully so too. Just looking at the place now, you can imagine the grandeur back when it first opened in 1919.

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Frankly speaking, I am not even sure if this is a park. But I was pretty much impressed with my charter bus top at this top Los Angeles art park. I rented a Los Angeles charter bus for a short family trip to Los Angeles recently and squeezed in some time to take the charter bus to Barnsdall Art Park and Hollyhock House. Don’t be fooled by the name because when you make a Los Angeles charter bus stop at Barnsdall Art Park and Hollyhock House, you won’t be seeing a lot of nature. Instead, the focus in on art and offering lessons and exhibits for art enthusiasts. If this charter bus stop is nothing else, it’s beautiful, serene, peaceful and definitely enlightening in a very surprisingly calming way. I just art does that to you.

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A fort? For me? No, thanks. That was my initial reaction when the others decided to make a bus tour stop at Fort McHenry of Baltimore Maryland. Not too taken with history (and in particular reminders of violent years before), obviously, I expected the Baltimore bus tour stop to be as dead as the fly I swatted. Surprisingly, though, I was proven wrong. Fort McHenry is located in Baltimore Harbor and is known as the place where our national anthem was written and the American flag was first waved. In short, this is where the Battle of Baltimore ended.

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“Quack Quack”. That’s what all the people on the Boston Duck Tours do when they pass by vehicles or other boats. If you plan to head on over to Boston MA for a bus tour holiday trip, think about getting yourself a ticket for Boston Duck Tours because it’s one of those things that you don’t find in other Metropolitan cities. And it’s just so fun in an unabashed kind of way, you know what I mean. This tour around Boston’s important architectures and sites take about 80 minutes altogether (feels like it’s too short, actually) on land and on water. Sounds like fun, eh? You bet it is, so, rent a tour bus to Boston since it is end of the year and the kids are probably screaming ‘vacation!’

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