Houston Charter Bus
Houston Charter Bus
Load up your charter bus and come to Houston, Texas!
Houston is the 4th largest city in America and it has a virtual cornucopia of great things to do. Space Center Houston where Mission Control resides, Six Flags/Astroworld, Museum of Natural Science just to name a few.
For the shopaholics in your charter bus gang take in The Galleria. Floor after floor of designer and big name shops. Also a gourmet food court and ice skating for the non-shoppers in your charter bus gang.
For something off the beaten path, check out the Art Car Museum. These artists glue, paint, emblazon and imprint cars to make social and artful statements. Check out the "PigCar", "Belinda" complete with stuffed boars head mounted on the front bumper, and a dozen other car and pieces of mobile art. Make sure everyone in your charter bus gang brought their cameras for this stop.
Another unusual stop is the Milkovish house. John Milkovish liked beer. In fact he drank a 6 pack every day. However his wife wanted him to put aluminum siding on their house and this interfered with John's beer drinking, so he thought up a happy solution. He began flattening his beer cans and nailed them on his house.
The entire house is covered in over 39,000 beer cans. When John got tired of mowing, he poured concrete over his yard and imbedded it with hundreds of colored marbles. Your charter bus group will be intrigued with this unique stop.
Seafood in Houston is tops. For a real treat, take your charter bus gang to Sambuca Jazz Cafe for some fish dishes they'll never forget. DeMarco's is fantastic for the Italian food lovers in your group and for some old fashioned American cuisine, Ruggles Grill is the place to be.
Enjoy your excursion to Houston, Texas on your own private charter bus.
Load up your charter bus and come to Houston, Texas!
Houston is the 4th largest city in America and it has a virtual cornucopia of great things to do. Space Center Houston where Mission Control resides, Six Flags/Astroworld, Museum of Natural Science just to name a few.
For the shopaholics in your charter bus gang take in The Galleria. Floor after floor of designer and big name shops. Also a gourmet food court and ice skating for the non-shoppers in your charter bus gang.
For something off the beaten path, check out the Art Car Museum. These artists glue, paint, emblazon and imprint cars to make social and artful statements. Check out the "PigCar", "Belinda" complete with stuffed boars head mounted on the front bumper, and a dozen other car and pieces of mobile art. Make sure everyone in your charter bus gang brought their cameras for this stop.
Another unusual stop is the Milkovish house. John Milkovish liked beer. In fact he drank a 6 pack every day. However his wife wanted him to put aluminum siding on their house and this interfered with John's beer drinking, so he thought up a happy solution. He began flattening his beer cans and nailed them on his house.
The entire house is covered in over 39,000 beer cans. When John got tired of mowing, he poured concrete over his yard and imbedded it with hundreds of colored marbles. Your charter bus group will be intrigued with this unique stop.
Seafood in Houston is tops. For a real treat, take your charter bus gang to Sambuca Jazz Cafe for some fish dishes they'll never forget. DeMarco's is fantastic for the Italian food lovers in your group and for some old fashioned American cuisine, Ruggles Grill is the place to be.
Enjoy your excursion to Houston, Texas on your own private charter bus.
