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If you're looking for the best party bus in town, let the Springfield Party Bus show you around!

Start your evening off at The Rockwell. This awesome night club has the best in live music of all types! Club capacity is 800 people - plenty of room for your party bus friends! If you want to book a private party for your party bus crew here that's fine, too. What more could your friends want from a party bus than live entertainment, a rockin' dance floor, and a game room with darts and pool?

The Mud Lounge offers plenty of comfy chairs to relax in, to give the party bus crew a chance to converse while you're sipping one of the over 70 specialty beers they offer. You and your party bus friends can also enjoy martinis, wine, appetizers, coffee, and desserts. Divine taste, small prices!

After you're done relaxing, the Midnight Rodeo provides over 2000 square feet of dance floor to shake things up! Your party bus friends will love playing a little pool, then riding the bull. DJ Tommy T plays a variety of music for you and your party bus friends. This is the place for the Springfield Party Bus to stop for those who love to dance.

The Maple Cafe tries to make every customer feel like part of the family. What better way for you and your party bus friends to end the night out? They offer home cooked meals, home made pie, and coffee to help you wind down at the end of a great night out! They offer a smoking section, and take credit and debit cards in case you've spent most of your cash. If you're in the Ozarks area, book a Springfield Party Bus today!

Santa Barbara Party Bus

Seeing Santa Barbara on your own private party bus with your favorite group of friends, makes for a fun time out. Santa Barbara is famous for its beautiful beaches, most of which lie along a unique south-facing stretch of coastline that affords beach visitors sun all day long and greater shelter from winds and surf than many other coastal beaches. But there's far more here than beaches.

It is 120 miles radius from the following entertainment parks:
Universal Studios,Disneyland, Hollywood - all of which you can visit with your party bus pals.

Santa Barbara is known for its' breath-taking setting. It is a hot spot for world-class dining and everyone on your party bus will leave with full tummies. Accessibility is in Santa Barbara for visitors with disabilities. So there is no need to worry about if there are accommodations. Every one can have fun in Santa Barbara.

Santa Barbara has a year-round calender of parades, festivals, events and celebrations. Some of the events are: Casa del Hererro Tours, Scenes of American Labor, Annual All Ford Show And Santa Barbara Symphony Concert, tickets range for each of these shows from $10-$200 per show. So as you see, there is never a dull moment in the city of the Great Escape. There is so much to do during the day for your party bus gang, and just wait for those Santa Barbara nights!

The live music and entertainment is second to none in Santa Barbara. Your party bus gang can take in just about any type of music you can name, including: Blues, R and B, Country, Rock and Classical; just to name a few. You can hear it all in the glazing ball rooms, hotels, clubs and streets. Have a few drinks and enjoy the sounds of a Santa Barbara night with your party bus gang.

Sarasota Party Bus

Boat House 1000 Blvd Of The Arts is ready and waiting for your party bus group to arrive. Your party bus gang will find this bar is a fun and popular marina-area gathering place for everybody from locals to tourists. The Boat House offers both bar and dining areas in case anyone in your party bus group is feeling hungry.

Captain Curt's Back Room 1200 Old Stickney Point Rd is another cool stop on your party bus tour of Sarasota. This bar is a fun combo of a sports bar and a lounge. Your party bus gang can indulge in some great drinks, check out the sports scores on any of the televisions placed around the bar, and enjoy the lounge where either music is played over a great sound system or a live band is performing. Either way this is a diverse venue and has a little something for everyone on your party bus tour.

Cha Cha Coconuts at 417 St. Armands Circle has a fun name and it is equally a fun place. This Caribbean-style club is a great place to enjoy island drinks and enjoy some live music. There is a fully stocked bar and cold beer is always on tap. If something more exotic is in the cards for your party bus group, try one of the Cha Cha Coladas which is a spin on the original pina colada.

Daiquiri Deck 5250 Ocean Blvd is another fun watering hole and a very hot spot to take your party bus gang. In this open air bar you'll find over 14 daiquiri flavors as well as a fully stocked bar that can make pretty much any drink your party bus people could desire. There is also cold beer on tap and of course, some great food in case anyone on your party bus is having growling tummy syndrome.

Hartford Party Bus

Your Hartford Connecticut party is ready and waiting to show you and your party bus pals a great time. This city holds a taste of country and suburban style living. This area is a very familiar one to most ladies on your party bus who have a love for handbags; for it is where the Dooney and Bourke handbag factory is located.

Arch Street Tavern is a great stop for your party bus group to begin their tour of Hartford. There is a nostalgic decor and a friendly face will bring your party bus group pitchers of cold beer or sandwiches.

You'll swear your party bus has taken you to Bourbon Street when you arrive at the Bourbon Street North Bar at 70 Union Place. It has a full menu for anyone on your party bus that is feeling hungry and a fully loaded bar to serve up all your favorite drinks. There is a not to be missed happy hour and always pitchers of cold beer on tap.

Brickyard located at 113-115 Allyn Street has a lot of fun to offer your party bus group at this stop. Three different floors of fun for everyone. There is a dance club, a sports bar with over 20 televisions and another bar that has arcade games, pool tables, and virtual baseball. Have a pitcher of beer and dance to your favorite tunes then swing your virtual bat at a few balls.

City Steam Brewery Cafe is waiting to show your party bus group a casual good time with its upscale menu that has something for everyone on your party bus tour of Hartford. Enjoy some drinks or if you're ready, have a great cup of coffee and a dessert.

Hartford has a lot of fun in store for your gang on your next outing with your friends, book your party bus today!

Marco Island Party Bus

Seeing Marco Island can't be easier than on your own private party bus.

Georgie's Alibi has a strong presence and there is almost always a drink special going on. Take advantage of hot DJ tunes and terrific music videos, dancing with style and abandon to the most recent remixes. Hot and cold sandwiches, salads, burgers, and hot entrees are available as well in case anyone in your party bus gang is having a snack attack.

Hurricane is another cool stop in your party bus excursion. Within this three-story, many-gabled structure is arguably one of the coolest venues in the area. After a terrific meal outdoors, your party bus gang can hang around to frequent one of Hurricane's entertainment venues, which feature live music, DJs, dancing, and roof-top socializing. Among the temptations are a piano bar, reggae and rock bands, and a laid-back lounge - there is something for everyone's taste on your party bus tour.

Liquid Blue serves up a bunch of fun for your party bus tour. This bar is set in an old movie theater and has the an over the top decor. With an interior of leopard-print carpeting, mirrors, draped fabrics, and seductive lighting all lends to an atmosphere of sophisticated fun for your party bus gang. If your party bus gang is feeling the need for added pampering, the VIP room offers a break from the throngs - for a price.

Mr. B's is a great place to wrap up your party bus excursion on Marco Island. This place is lovingly referred to as a "jack-of-all-clubs" because it offers a varied schedule of activities and attractions, including billiards, open mic nights, live bands, dancing, and karaoke. A full bar takes care of your party bus gang's drinking needs and there is a full menu with everything from steaks, seafood, burgers, and sandwiches.

Florida Keys Party Bus

Seeing the Keys on a party bus is the ultimate in style and comfort. Now that you have the mode of travel,you just need to know some fun ideas for what to do once you arrive with your party bus gang.

Make the Hog's Breath Saloon your first stop on your party bus excursion with your friends in the Keys. There is a great bar and cold beer on tap. Just remember the motto of this classy establishment, "Remember, Hog's Breath is better than no breath at all!"

Schooner Wharf Bar is another cool destination located in the historic seaport. There is a stocked bar with cold beer on tap. Order up a pitcher of beer and some appetizers to share with your party bus group and enjoy the ambiance of this stop on your party bus tour.

Sloppy Joe's is not only a restraurant and bar. It also has a small store for your party bus gang to pick up mementos of your tour of the Florida Keys. There is live entertainment most nights and cold beer always on tap.

The Lazy Gecko is a fun stop on your party bus tour of the Florida Keys. This venue combines a tropical island bar with a restaurant. The Lazy Gecko offers 12 mouth watering frozen daiquiris, fully loaded deli-style sandwiches and delicious fresh pizza for your party bus group to cure those hunger pangs.

For anyone in your party bus group that may be feeling shy, now is not the time. Make 2 Friends Bar a visit on your next party bus tour and let your party bus group show just how shy they ARE NOT by getting up and singing a little karaoke.

Seeing the Florida Keys on your own private party bus is the best way to see a city upclose. There is no driving involved for you, you just give the driver your scheduled stops you have chosen and go have a great time with your friends!

Pensacola Party Bus

Bamboo Willie's s a great venue for your first stop on your party bus tour of Pensacola. This island style bar is ready to offer up your party bus gang a great time with a fully stocked bar, friendly staff, and cold beer on tap. There is usually a live band playing and there are billiards and bar trivia played almost all the time. If a live band isn't playing, there are great tunes played out over a sound system for your party bus pals to enjoy.

Jubilee Restaurant and Entertainment Complex is a fun destination for your party bus group.Within the Jubilee Complex walls, you'll find Topside Restaurant which is more up-scale in their offerings for your party bus group, Capt'n Fun's Beach Bar and the Beachside Cafe that offers up a myriad of choices for food and drinks for your party bus gang to enjoy. J-Sweet Coffee and Dessert Room which serves up homemade goodies and gourmet coffees to die for. Indoor entertainment is offered year-round; in the summer you catch live bands as you and your party bus pals dance the night away.

If your party bus gang is in the mood for a little Irish in their night, take a stop by McGuire's Irish Pub and Brewery where your party bus pals can indulge in some great wine, over 8000 bottles of wine, and if you tour the dining room your party bus group will see copper kettles that are busy brewing the House Ale. The decor of this interesting bar includes over 125,000 signed dollar bills. Live music is offered on most nights as well as during Sunday brunch.

Seville Quarter is a great place to wrap up your party bus tour of Pensacola. This late night spot is a fun way to end your tour with a round of drinks or cold beers and some late night snacks with your party bus gang.

Hunting Down A Good Time On A Huntington Beach Party Bus

Ready for a night out on the town of Huntington Beach in your own private party bus with your group?

Make J. T. Schmid's Brewhouse and Eatery 2610 E Katella Ave your first stop along the way in your party bus tour of the Huntington Beach area. This local favorite beer hall has been serving up frosty mugs to locals for years. The best bets are India Pale, Extra Stout, Emil's Amber, and Hefeweizen house brews. The tile floors, brass accents, and the quintessential brew pub observation windows set the stage inside for a great time with your party bus gang.

Meanwhile, the spacious patio area is reminiscent of a German beer garden, only this one enjoys palm trees and that warm California breeze and if the night is clear, definitely take in the beautiful night sky with your party bus pals out on the patio. If anyone in your party bus group is hungry, the menu features excellent pure California fare, with entrees including Jambalaya Pizza, Lobster Ravioli, Swordfish Pacifica, or Smoked Salmon Farfalle.

The Olde Ship is another fun destination on your party bus tour of the Huntington Beach area. Check out this cozy Tudor style British pub. There are great Brit pub favorites such as fish and chips, cottage pie, bangers and mash, and Yorkshire pudding. This charming pub also has a well stocked bar and some great beers on tap. For the bottled beer lovers in your party bus group there are great imports as well the domestics you know and love.

Club M 680 S Pacific Coast Highway. A favorite with the fashionable set. This trendy dance club and sushi joint makes a big impression on all who enter. Your party bus gang can enjoy the drinks from the bar, cold beers on tap and a fun dance floor that thumps to a beat laid down by a DJ. There's always a good time to be had at Club M.

San Francisco Party Bus

San Francisco fun filled days and sparkling nights on your own private party bus! So, gather your friends and come along to a fun and exciting city.

A party bus doesn't have to only be a night time excursion, there's plenty to do in San Francisco in the daytime too. Traveling on a party bus, you'll have more fun than you could possibly have on any other vacation or get-away weekend. San Francisco has something for everyone in your party bus group especially the first-timer to enjoy the pleasures of "Fun In The Sun." There is never a dull moment in the city. Whether you like movies, music, eating, surfing, sightseeing. It is all here and more and your party bus will take you to your destinations in comfort and style.

Your party bus group will be having too much fun. You'll be joining in your choice of activities or spending your day relaxing in the sun beside one of the many pools at our lavish hotels. You have a wide choice of settings for fine and casual dining including the reservations-only supper clubs at many of our well-known restaurants. Every hotel has a complete spa and fitness center, duty-free shops, a friendly casino, and the supervised activities are phenomenal. San Francisco has something fun for every appetite, every age and every interest on your party bus.

Starting the day with a nice Breakfast from an uptown restaurant. Where your party bus pals will find the choice of a great breakfast is just a menu a way. Good ole omelets, pancakes, fruit, orange juice, milk and don't forget the "Coffee", especially the Irish Mocha flavor. It is the best thing to taste after a long night's rest.

After dark, your party bus group will be applauding lavish San Francisco-style shows, playing your favorite games of chance in the large and friendly casino, or meeting your new friends at your choice of lively bars and lounges. Even later, you might be found at the midnight buffet or in the nonstop action of a late-night dance club.

A little music always hits the soul. Try "Classical" music by Gwen Stefani. Or Down home Blues by B. B. King to prick the soul. Your party bus group will agree, there truly is something for everyone in San Francisco.

Orlando Party Bus

Bahama Breeze is a cool place to make your first stop on your party bus tour of Orlando. There is a real island feel to this place and there is a jaw dropping selection of over 50 beers and numerous tropical drinks (such as their signature Bahamarita) and the locals swear by this place. Your party bus group will enjoy the atmosphere and weather permitting, gather up your party bus gang on the porch and enjoy a beautiful Florida night. There is usually a live reggae band playing so enjoy some tunes, some drinks the company of your party bus pals!

Cricketers Arms is a fun destination for your party bus gang with its purely pub feel. There are ample drinks and authentic pub fare.Your party bus gang will enjoy the full bodied ales and the casual atmosphere of this stop.

Houston's is a great stop on your party bus tour of Orlando, There is a fully stocked bar, a great menu and a huge selection of cold beers on tap. There is a great porch to sit and watch the sunset with your party bus group.

Pat O'Brien's might be a chain, but they still offer up a lot of fun for your party bus gang. This bar is modeled after the New Orleans original, complete with patio, flaming fountain and dueling piano bar. Your party bus gang will be interested to know that O'Brien's claims to have invented the concept of "warring pianos," so be sure to take in the show, it's always a lot of fun. While your party bus gang is enjoying the music, sip on O'Brien's other claim to fame: the Hurricane.

Come see all the fun Orlando has in store for you and your gang on your own private party bus!

Melbourne Party Bus

Cairo 22 S Magnolia Avenue is a great destination on your party bus tour of Orlando with your favorite group of trouble makers. This downtown dance club offers a trendy setting and some of Orlando's hottest music, including cool dance tunes ranging from 80s rock and New Wave to reggae and rap. Your party bus gang can expect a crowd at this venue most nights. Your party bus group will find a nice alternative to the crowds inside is the roof top patio area, where your group can enjoy your drinks while listening to live music.

Independent Bar 70 N Orange Avenue has been an Orlando mainstay since 1988. Rather than becoming stale, this hot nightspot has cashed in on its unique outdoor patio and gorgeous view of downtown Orlando. Your party bus gang can dance to the retro 70s and 80s music, indie rock, or top 40 tunes, depending on the evening. Occasionally, you will be lucky enough to catch a live band playing outside on the patio. If anyone in your party bus gang is hungry, there is tasty on-site pizza keeps late night snack-attacks at bay.

Samba Room 7468 W Sand Lake Rd is an exotic stop on your Orlando party bus tour. This place has a heart beat it is so alive. This has a definite exotic air about it and your party bus gang will love the hip-swaying rhythms that will entice your entire party bus gang to get up and dance. There is a restaurant that will tempt the palates of your party bus pals with their yummy Latin-inspired menu, culled from the cuisines of Cuba, Brazil, and the Caribbean. Light, fresh cocktails are served at the bar; a cigar lounge and outdoor dining are available.

Come out and play in Melbourne on your own private party bus, you'll be glad you did!

New Haven Party Bus

Your New Haven party bus is ready to take your party bus gang on a good time in New Haven tonight!

Alchemy Nightclub is a great place to get your motors going for your party bus excursion of New Haven. This place is hopping from Wednesday through Saturday. The nightclub is divided into two sections. A conversation-friendly cafe and a dance floor with state-of-the-art light show and digital sound. If your party bus pals happen to be visiting on a Friday evening, women pay no cover till 11:30 and drink free till midnight on Friday.

Anchor is ready to be your party bus gang's next stop. With its excellent cocktails and loads of Yale memorabilia this stop is as interesting to explore as it is comfortable to be in. Order up a pitcher of beer for your party bus group and check out the history on the walls all around this watering hole.

Anna Liffey's has been a New Haven staple since 1998 and is loaded in Irish charm. There is great Irish food and of course, Guinness on tap.

Bar has a plain name but it's anything but. This laid back place has thumping music, a dance floor that is always packed and usually a crowd of sports enthusiasts around one of the big screen televisions. Your party bus gang will enjoy the music and light shows and the potent drinks this place serves up.

Christopher Martin's is a great venue if your party bus gang is in the mood to hear some live music. If anyone in your party bus group is feeling hungry , they have a great menu to choose from and you can munch away and listen to some great live music with your party bus pals.

There is so much excitement and fun when touring the New Haven Connecticut area on the Party Bus. Come see for yourself!

Whitney Museum of American Art

Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney founded the Whitney Museum of Art in New York in 1931. The museum has a long standing tradition of offering biennial art shows which display lesser known artist works. The Whitney Museum is also known for displaying contemporary American art, more up-to-date than the Museum of Modern Art. The Whitney, is one of a few museums in New York City whose focus is entirely on American art.

The Museum offers a permanent collection and fine changing exhibitions of contemporary and modern American Art, as well as extending opportunities for visitors to experience some of the finest work in the field.

Having four floors of gallery space, there is constantly something going on, including continuously running video and film presentations. With a full calendar of symposia, courses and events they give a great community resource for family education and entertainment.

It will take you between three to five hours to view all of the fine exhibits. Giving an excellent overview of the changes in American art during the last century, you will find the permanent exhibits on the first floor, temporary exhibits will be found on the other three floors as well as the mezzanine. Should you be visiting New York City for the culteral attractions and the museums then you definitely do not want to miss the Whitney Museum of American Art.

After visiting the museum you may want to stop in the Whitney Museum Store. The finest offerings of art books and exhibition catalogues on the twentieth-century American art can be found there.

Other helpful information for the visitor:

Adults $10
Senior citizens (62+) $8
Students with valid ID $8
Children under 12 free

Monday - Closed
Tues-Thurs 11am-6pm
Fri 1-9pm
Sat-Sun 11am-6pm

Monroe Party Bus

Your party bus tour will be disappointingly boring if you do not stop by Monroe for an evening of fun.

To start off your party bus tour with an entertaining atmosphere try Maybe's. here fellow customers and servers will greet your party bus with warm and inviting smiles and cold drinks. This is a local bar and they will treat you like one of their neighbors. Enjoy the great food while you chug down their strong booze. Here, drinking beer and talking big is the name-of-the-game.

If your party bus group is ready to dance, then you better head over to Banana Bob's Cantina in Monroe. All weekend this club packs the dance floor. Energy pulses while young and old groove to rap and hip-hop beats. This is a definite party zone fit for any party bus crowd. Banana Bob's Cantina boasts as having one of the best disc jockeys in the state.

For a different scene, but more dancing, your party bus crowd should park at Monroe's Top Gun Night Club. Their dance floor is slightly larger then Banana Bob's Cantina. They also house huge crowds on the weekends. Their full bar and excellent prices leave no room for complaints. Chat with some of the locals. You may end up with more people on your party bus then you began with. These locals are always in the mood for a party.

Lastly, deja vu is probably the hottest night club in town. The heat generated is incredible, and I don't mean the temperature. This club draws a young crowd eager to meet new faces. It has been deemed the best location to dance in Monroe today.

As you can see, Monroe is the dance capitol of the state. Bring your party bus over to Monroe for a night of boogeying fun everyone will enjoy.

The United Nations

A visit to the United Nations will be one you will long remember!
When you stop to think of all it stands for, and undertakes, as well as the awesome responsibility that rests on the shoulders of those whose work takes them into this building on a daily basis. Not to mention, all of the people around the world, in many different countries, looking to The United Nations for help in troubled times. It is indeed a humble experience!

President Franklin D. Roosevelt on January 1, 1942 named this organization. During World War II, at that time 26 nations pledged their governments to continue fighting together against the Axis Powers. But, it was not until October 24, 1945 that the United Nations officially came to be. After the charter was ratified by China, France, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, the United States, and numerous other signatories. Today, October 24 is the day, we as a world, celebrate United Nations Day.

The mission of the United Nations can best be summed up by the Secretary General; "In larger freedom: towards developement, security, and human rights for all". These are all the things the United Nations stands for, and upholds.

As you walk through the gates of the United Nations Headquarters you are entering international territory. It is an 18 acre area extending from 42nd Street to 48th Street, and from First Ave. to the East River.

This land belongs to all countries, not just one country, all of the countries that have joined the U.N. They have their own postage stamps, as well as conduct daily business in it's six official languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish. There are 191 Member States, 4,500 staff members from nearly 200 countries work at the United Nations.

Helpful information for the visitor:

Admission:
Adults $11.50
Senior Citizens $8.50
Students with Valid ID $7.50
Children btw 5 and 14 years old $6.50

Hours of operation:
Tours are conducted from 9:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Monday to Friday; Saturday and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The University of Pennsylvania Museum

Founded in 1887, it is host to over a million objects at the University of Pennsylvania Museum, one of the world's finest archaeological/anthropological museums. Over 350 worldwide scientific expeditions, that brought back most of the artifacts there, including Sumerian cuneiform clay tablets, Egyptian mummies, a crystal ball once owned by China's Dowager Empress, an Apache teepee, and 4,500-year-old jewelry from the Royal Cemetery at Ur (in modern-day Iraq).

The classical galleries of Greek, Etruscan and Roman treasures has just reopened after a $3 million renovation; other distinguished galleries cover ancient Canaan and Israel, Egypt, Africa, Buddhism, native Alaskans, and Polynesia.

Perhaps it is fitting that America's oldest university should be home to the country's finest archaeological collection. The museum's three floors of galleries, displaying tightly-packed cases of classical artifacts to the spacious Chinese rotunda, give enough to hold the interest of visitors of all ages.

The museum is dedicated to bringing about a better understanding of the history and cultural heritage of humankind, through research, educational services, and the collection and care of material culture.

They provide programs for adults throughout the year, including lectures, symposia, workshops, demonstrations, films, and concerts. World culture day celebrations and children's workshops are held throughout the year.

Helpful information for the visitor:

Still photography is permitted for private non-commercial use except where otherwise posted. Photographs cannot be published, sold, reproduced, transferred, distributed or otherwise commercially exploited in any way. Video cameras and tripods are not permitted in any gallery.

Admission:
$8.00 adults
$5.00 seniors citizens over 62 and children 6 to 17
Free for museum members, children under 6, and PENNcard holders.

Hours:
Tuesday through Saturday 10a.m. to 4:30p.m.
Sunday 1 to 5p.m.
Closed summer Sundays, Memorial Day through Labor Day

Tucson Party Bus

For sizzling Arizona Fun, Tucson is your party bus destination.

Nimbus Brewery in Tucson is a perfect place to begin your party bus night. This brewery has a wide selection of homemade lagers and ales. Have a seat while you sample these beers. This is a great place to gather your crew together and discuss your work week. Leave your stress at the door because your party bus only has room for fun.

Next, steer your party bus over to a college crowd favorite, The Bum Steer. Wednesday through Friday nights, this club features a dance floor which is packed to the gills with patrons. Sunday night Mexican Karaoke is featured. This is a unique crowd favorite.

For another club that features late night dancing, head your party bus crew over to Club Congress. This Tucson bar features various theme nights and blasts some of the most popular music of today while the Disc Jockey spins. If your party bus gang wasn't rowdy before, they will be now.

The Cactus Moon offers a different type of atmosphere for your Tucson party bus. This is a country western club which features plenty of beer and lots of line dancing. This club does draw large crowds, but the giant interior allows patrons to comfortably socialize.

Does your party bus posse have the munchies yet? If so, park at the Chocolate Iguana. Here you can indulge in sweet treats such as chocolate covered pretzels while sipping on specialty coffees. This can be a great culmination for your wild night on the town. Sit back with your party bus crew and enjoy great conversation in this quiet atmosphere.

Tucson, Arizona is home to Southwestern flare and good old fashioned partying. Your party bus gang will always remember their wild adventures in Tucson.

Panama City Party Bus

Check out the Boatyard 5323 N Lagoon Drive as a place to start up your night out with your gang on a party bus. This laid back venue has a huge amount of libations to choose from and local bands and other performers keep the party mood going all night long. There is a great menu for anyone on your party bus that wants to eat and if the mood hits you and your party bus group, go show the amateurs how it's done on the dance floor!

Club La Vela 8813 Thomas Drive is a fun spot to stop on your Panama City party bus. This searing hot beach club is the spot for to be seen. If for no other reason, check out this bar with your party bus gang for the people watching. There are theme rooms, dance floors, several bar areas and a deck. Check out the South Beach-style Pussy Kat Lounge with your party bus gang, or the private MTV Tower, The party starts early and runs well into the morning as the scores of partiers revel in the sights and sounds.

De Bubba and JoJo's Karaoke Kaffe is a must see on your party bus tour of Panama City. This super high energy spot has not only a full menu of seafood favorites but also has a karaoke bar for everyone in your party bus group to enjoy belting out their favorite tunes.

Harpoon Harry's 12627 Front Beach Road. Your party bus group will enjoy this nightspot with an impressive selection of drinks and live sets from local bands and entertainers. The mellow attitude, friendly staff and great drinks will make your party bus gang want to return to this venue again!

Come see Panama and have a great night out exploring all the fun this city can offer you and your pals on your own private party bus.

The Atwater Kent Museum

A. Atwater Kent, a wealthy inventor who manufactured early radios in Philadelphia, bought the building, the original home of the Franklin Institute, in 1938. He then gave it to the city to establish a museum dedicated to Philadelphia's cultural and industrial history. Kent aimed to celebrate the city's past and inspire the future. This museum is devoted to the history of Philadelphia, and shows how people worked, played, lived and struggled on the city streets and suburban towns of Greater Philadelphia during the last three centuries.

As you travel through time, you'll see more than 100,000 objects on display, including the wampum belt that the Lenni Lenape Indians gave to William Penn in 1682, furniture used by George Washington during his presidency in the 1790s, and a Phillies jersey worn by Mike Schmidt. The museum also holds a full collection of reproductions of Norman Rockwell's homespun covers for the Saturday Evening Post. John Haviland, who was also the architect of Eastern State Penitentiary, designed the 1826 Greek Revival building.

Its exhibits mostly concern the Industrial Revolution and showcase many aspects of urban archaeology. Some assorted items of interest include models of the old street and railway patterns of the city, as well as maps and exhibits showing the Philadelphia's evolution into the city it is today. The children's wing, which is excellently maintained, holds old dolls, toys, carousels, and other items of that nature. Of particular interest is the "City Beneath Our Feet" gallery, featuring artifacts unearthed literally beneath the streets of Philadelphia.

Atwater Kent Museum is the City's Official History Museum. The museum is known for its object-based, interactive history lessons for children and youth from public, parochial and private school groups across the Philadelphia region.

Other helpful information for the visitor:

Admission:

Adults $5
Seniors and children 13-17 $3
Members and children 12 and under Free

Hours
Open 1-5 P.M., Wednesday - Sunday

Ottumwa Party Bus

A fantastic venue to kick off your Ottumwa party bus excursion is the Fullmoon Bar located at 816 W Northtown Road and your party bus gang will be treated to great music, cold beer, and mixed drinks. There is always room for more party people in this bar. There are a few microbrews available if your party bus taste's run more towards that genre of beer.

The Hot Spot is your next stop on your party bus tour of Ottumwa. There are pool tables available and a few video games. If you're visiting on a weekend, your party bus folks are likely to get to listen to a live band. Otherwise a sound system will play the tunes your party bus folks like the best.

Ailerons Casual Cafe and Tavern 2523 S Franklin Street is another great destination to plan on visiting with your party bus group on your tour of Ottumwa. There is ample cold beer on tap, a fully loaded bar and if anyone in your party bus group is feeling hungry this is the place to squelch that. There is a full menu available. Order a round of great appetizers such as chicken wings or nachos and share them with you party bus group with a pitcher of beer.

Bellacino's is a great place to wrap up your party bus tour of Ottumwa. There is cozy seating and cold beer on tap for your party bus group. Take in a round of drinks or order up some tasty appetizers and a couple of pitchers of beer with your group. This comfortable venue is a great place to gather up and talk about your great night out with your friends.

If you have a special occasion to celebrate such as a birthday or bachelor party, consider loading your friends up on your own private party bus. It's the safest way to tour any city!

The New Jersey Naval Museum

Operated by the Submarine Memorial Association, The New Jersey Naval Museum (NJNM) introduces state residents and visitors to New Jersey's Navy heritage and naval history in general. The star attraction here is the USS Ling 297, a 312-foot long Balao Class World War II submarine.

Like all WWII subs, the Ling takes her name from a fish. She was commissioned on June 8, 1945, destined for service in the Pacific. The war ended before the Ling saw active duty, however, and the sub later served as a training vessel -- equally important to fighting in the war, if a little less dramatic. But a tour of the Ling is dramatic indeed, and visitors will get a real feel for the courage it took for ninety-five officers and crew to brave the deep in such small, spartan quarters. On the other side of the coin the ingenuity of the sub's design is awe-inspiring. That so much metal and machinery can be packaged into a sleek craft that transports humans underwater is incredible.

A guided tour takes visitors from bow to stern, exploring the Ling's equipment, quarters and weaponry, which included twenty-four torpedoes and two 5" deck guns (today's Ling sports one 4" gun) for handling military targets too small to warrant the expenditure of a torpedo.

Maintained by volunteers, the Ling makes her home in Hackensack, along with a new addition to the Museum: A Vietnam era PBR (Patrol Boat, River) which has been restored and refurbished to give visitors insight as to what life was like aboard one of these PBR boats.

More information for the visitor:

Admission:
Adults $4.00
Children under 12 $2.50
Groups discounts available - call for info

Hours:
Wednesday - Sunday , 10 am - 5 pm. Last tour begins at 4pm.

Miami Party Bus

No one has to tell you that Miami is a party town. This town has a heartbeat it is so alive. Narrowing down your choices of the fun venues to visit on a night out will be the only difficult part of planning a party bus tour for your friends.

Clevelander Bar 1020 Ocean Drive has an outdoor pool on the beach side and the splashy atmosphere makes it a fun place for your party bus gang to get their groove on. Don't worry about a dress code for your party bus group, pretty much the only rule is you must be wearing clothes! The music runs the gamut, from rock to dance, and live music or DJs are sometimes featured.

Fallabella Bar 1650 James Avenue. Now this is a different kind of stop for your party bus group. The motto of this lively, campy bar is "Beauty is your duty!" If your party bus gang doesn't feel prepared to be beautified, fear not - they will help you achieve it by offering manicures, facials and pedicures along with beverages and funky ambience. Swing by for "manicure and martini" happy hour - your party bus gang can get both for $10. The decor is decidedly retro-chic, with kitschy beauty-parlor accents, chairs with old-fashioned hair dryers attached and old magazine ads on the walls. There is a dance floor if anyone in your party bus gang is in the mood and most of all indulge in the fruity libations with quirky names like Perm, Prell and French Twist.

Laundry Bar 721 Lincoln Lane. Another duel duty bar. You can really get your groove on and do your laundry. Be sure and make this a stop on your party bus excursion of Miami, you don't have to do your laundry but this venue is definitely worth a look. There is sushi available from 5PM - 8PM.

Dover Party Bus

Bubba's (formerly Rack's Pool and Bar) is one of the best places in Dover to kick off your party bus tour. It is one of the biggest pool halls around and they have at least 10-15 tables. They have two large bars on each end of the facility and a huge dance floor for your party bus group to enjoy. There is often a live band playing and when there isn't live music, that state of the art sound system is cranking out the tunes.

JW's Sports Bar is another fun destination on your party bus tour of Dover, there is ample food and drinks for everyone in your party bus gang. The hot wings are a deal at 20 hot wings for $5. Occasionally on Wednesdays, JW's also has a live band. With a large U-shaped bar, 10+ TVs, and a few pool tables, this is a good spot to relax with friends. Last call is around 12:30am, and the kitchen stays open as long as the bar is open (only for fried foods, such as wings and fries).

WT Smithers is another great stop on your party bus tour of Dover. Yes, Smithers is a restaurant, but after 8 or 9 pm, it turns into a popular night spot. They have nightly drink specials, karaoke in case anyone in your party bus gang is feeling brave that night, and a huge outdoor seating area for your party bus gang to take in those nice summer evenings. Bubbas: Nightclub Written by msgolt on September 8, 2005.

Wrap up your party bus tour of Dover at Funkytown. It is a well kept Dover secret hidden it he Ramada Inn, this bar has great drinks, great service and a DJ that spins out tunes non-stop for your party bus gang to enjoy.

Boulder Party Bus

Mountain Sun Brewery and Pub at 1535 Pearl Street is ready and waiting for you and your party bus group to stop in at this Grateful Dead inspired bar that features some of the best beer in the region. There is a great strongly hops flavored Colorado beer and there is a grand coffee flavored Java Porter. There is food available for both vegetarians and carnivores on your party bus group, and you will find all the food is well balanced and healthy.

Pearl Street Pub at 1108 Pearl Street is a place full of high energy for your party bus gang to stop at. This Boulder staple of nightlife is a favorite of sports fans, especially on those big football weekends. The warm decor and cozy atmosphere will make your party bus gang feel right home and be sure to order up a pitcher of their beer or try a little something from the kitchen if you're feeling a little hungry. There are burgers, brats, sandwiches, wings, and cheese sticks, share a few plates of munchies with your party bus group.

Pub at Rockies Brewing located at 2880 Wilderness Place is the original microbrewery in Colorado and this humble little facility produces the finest handcrafted brews using only natural ingredients. Your party bus group will enjoy sampling the award-winning beers and witness the brewing process in action. The American menu features burgers, fries, fish and chips, and other pub favorites. If you have room for dessert, have your party bus gang try a Boulder Porter milkshake.

The Corner Bar is a great place to wrap up your party bus tour of Boulder. There is a charming atmosphere that lends itself well to wrapping up a night out on the town. Your party bus gang can gather up, order some grub and enjoy some cold drinks or pitchers of cold beer as your talk about your night out in Boulder on your own private party bus.

Taking On Tallahassee On Your Own Private Party Bus

Barnacle Bill's Seafood Restaurant at 1830 N Monroe Street is a wonderful first stop on your party bus tour of Tallahassee. There is a huge selection of seafood for your party bus gang to nosh on and after a great dinner, take your party bus gang downstairs to play pool or dance to the music, or BE the show and indulge in a little karaoke. The atmosphere of this venue is a lot of fun and your party bus gang will get their party spirits in full gear at this stop.

Bullwinkle's Tavern is a fun destination on your party bus tour of Tallahassee. This lively venue will pump up your party bus group's spirits. This club is located both inside and outside and has not only DJs thumping out the tunes for your party bus group's dancing pleasure, there is also a great chance of catching a live band playing. Wednesday and Saturday nights are Ladies Nights where ladies drink free from 9PM to 1AM. Thursday nights offer entrance with no cover charge.

Ken's Tavern at 656 W Tennessee Street is a fun stop on your party bus tour of Tallahassee with its comfortable atmosphere and great drinks this is a fun stop. There are a number of cold brews on tap and a loud music system.

Cafe Cabernet at 1019 N Monroe Street serves up gourmet California-style cuisine with an impressive selection of over eight hundred vintage wines and a luscious dessert menu make this an excellent way to cap off your night of touring Tallahassee with your party bus pals.

Next time you're planning an outing with your party bus pals, consider getting your own private party bus, there isn't a safer or better way to travel.

The Montclair Art Museum

The Montclair Art Museum, founded in 1914, houses a distinguished and important American art collection spanning two centuries. Its impressive Greek Revival-style building, surrounded by an arboretum and flanked by Hermon Atkins MacNeil's The Sun Vow and Allan Houser's Earth Mother sculptures, contributes to the town of Montclair's historic local color.

The Museum has a national and international reputation for its fine collection of American art and Native American art and artifacts. The quality of the museum's collection and the breadth of history and culture it encompasses, are in many ways unique. Included are more than 15,000 objects, over 600 of which represent the development of an American voice in painting from the mid-18th century to the present. Among these are examples from John Singleton Copley, Benjamin West, Charles Willson Peale, Thomas Sully, Thomas Cole Jasper F. Cropsey, and Daniel Huntington. The collection also encompasses works on paper, sculptures, and costumes. The Museum's extensive Rand Collection of Native American art and artifacts (approximately 6,000 objects) represents the cultural development of various peoples in the Plains, Southwest, California Intermountain, Northwest, and Eastern woodlands regions, with particularly distinguished examples of baskets and jewelry.

The Museum offers 17 new shows a year, plus many special events, family festivals, film screenings, and other activities. It's a friendly, spirited place that conducts its business with a great deal of enthusiasm, adding to the enjoyment experienced by visitors.

According to art critic Edward Gomez, writing in Art and Antiques, "The Montclair Art Museum...serves as a model of the best that America's regional museums have to offer today...The Montclair has become a must-see for any visitor to the New York metropolitan region who has a serious interest in American art."


Admission:
Adults $8
Seniors and students $6

Hours:
11:00 to 5:00 Tuesday - Sunday
Closed Mondays

Colorado Springs Party Bus

First stop on your party bus tour of Colorado Springs is Jack Quinn's located at 21 South Tejon Street, this authentic Irish pub has a truly authentic feel with its dark wooded interior and booths enclosed with stained glass for semi-privacy. The bar is a great gathering place for your party bus gang and there are traditional Irish favorites featured prominently on the menu, and the bar offers a regular schedule of live music and free flowing drinks from their well stocked bar and if beer is your thing, order up a pitcher of Guinness for your party bus gang.

Judge Baldwin's Brewing Company at 4 South Cascade Avenue is another fun destination on your party bus tour there is ample beers on tap all of them made right there on the premises. There are four permanent beers on tap and four seasonal beers that change with the seasons.

Mackenzie's Chophouse at 128 South Tejon Street is located in the historic Alamo Building and famous for having the best martinis in Colorado Springs. The room is sharp and well decorated and has an elegant and comfortable feel to it. If anyone in your party bus gang is hungry, this is the place to get a great steak served up.

Meadow Muffins 2432 West Colorado Avenue is many things at once. It is a sports grill and saloon. You can get a great meal, enjoy a game on the tub and if your party bus gang is wanting a drink, you can get ample drinks and cold beer in the saloon. The decor is interesting and has wagons hanging from the ceiling (which, according to the menu, were in "Gone With The Wind") and interesting fans that cool the bar (which, again according to the menu, were in the movie "Casablanca"). Burgers are the number one fare in this place and if your party bus gang is looking for a great meal, you are definitely in the right place!

Boca Raton Party Bus

Boca Raton is a party town and there is no better way to see this fun destination than on your own private party bus.

Boston's on the Beach at 40 S Ocean Blvd. This inviting beachfront restaurant serves up a cornucopia of New England-style seafood your party bus gang will love during the day and, at night, transforms itself into one of the area's best venues for live music. The Monday night reggae parties have become legendary, in part because of their limbo contests and Jamaican rappers that will thrill your party bus group. Rock, beach music, and island tunes cater to a variety of tastes and are certain to please every musical taste on your party bus tour. There are great drink specials and well-attended happy hours.

GiGi's Tavern at 346 Plaza Real. Your party bus group will enjoy this fashionable bistro that has established itself as one of Boca's favorite dining and night time spots, thanks to a lovely ambience, fantastic cuisine, and an ideal location. Your party bus gang will enjoy the spacious dining room and if you're hungry the kitchen offers up a full menu from steak to duck to oysters. The wine cellar will offer up some excellent choices to your party bus group and for entertainment, there are live musicians performing most nights of the week. Your party bus gang can partake of premium cigars, wonderful scotches, and GiGi's own microbrewed ale. There is something for everyone on your party bus tour at this fun stop.

Lulu's Place at 640 E Atlantic Avenue. This festive bar is a blast for your party bus gang . There is a fun piano bar and you are likely to hear classic tunes, pop favorites, and Broadway standards find their way into the repertoire, along with some unexpected additions. All will have a good time, whether they participate in the lyrics or simply enjoy the music with your party bus gang.

All Aboard For Your Anniston Party Bus

Kick off your party bus tour of Anniston with a stop at the Oak Room Lounge
1503 Hllyr Rbnsn Indstrl and enjoy the cozy atmosphere of this place.
There are many types of cold beer on tap and a fully loaded bar. If your party bus group happens to be visiting on a weekend, they will be treated to a live band and otherwise a state of the art sound system keeps the music in the air. Your party bus pals can order up a round of drinks or share a pitcher of cold beer. If anyone on your party bus tour is feeling hungry, there is a great menu with everything from chicken wings to all American hamburgers.

Half Time Sport Bar and Grill 221 S Quintard Ave, is another great Anniston stop for your party bus gang. This sports bar has several televisions, a full bar, and full menu of wonderful appetizers and entrees for your party bus gang to choose from. There are pool tables available in the back of the Bar and the staff is just about as friendly as you will find in the state of Alabama.

The Peerless Saloon 13 W 10th Street, is another fun destination on your party bus tour of Anniston. Pull up your party bus and enjoy a round of drinks or a pitcher or two of ice cold beer on tap with your party bus group. There are numerous televisions in case a favorite sporting even happens to be on, and if your party bus happens to be in the bar on a Thursday through Saturday night, there will probably be a live band playing this venue.

Softrock Lounge 1016 Noble Street is a great place to wind up your party bus tour of Anniston. This cozy watering hole has ample drinks and great music anytime your party bus gang wants to drop by. The staff is friendly and there is always something to do as far as pool or even people watching!

Enjoy your party bus tour of Anniston with your group on your next outing. Book yours today!

Fort Pierce Party Bus

Come one and come all and get on board your own private party bus for a Fort Pierce excursion with your favorite group of friends.

Billy's Bar and Grill will be your first stop where you can enjoy the cozy atmosphere while enjoying a fully stocked bar that can cater to your every drink wanting whim. There are a number of domestic beers on tap and both imports and microbrews available in bottles. There is a good menu here and the usual pub grub such as sandwiches made to order and burgers hot off the grill to cure your party bus gang's appetites.

Body Talk Sports Bar is a fun stop for your party bus gang. There are numerous televisions so your party bus group won't miss a minute of a sporting event and there is free flowing beer from the bar. Order up a pitcher of beer and enjoy a game on the television with your friends.

Chief and Hazel's Quarterdeck Bar is another great destination for your party bus excursion of Fort Pierce. There is a loaded bar and cold beer on tap. The kitchen is open until midnight and if your party bus group asks nicely they will even make you a favorite of yours that isn't on the menu. There is a great staff and this is a very cozy stop on your party bus tour of Fort Pierce.

Easy Street Bar and Grill is just what it says it is. This comfortable venue has great drinks, great prices, cold beer on tap and a full menu for helping to cure those midnight munchies that tend to strike when you least expect it. Your party bus group will enjoy the atmosphere of this place as they wrap up their party bus excursion of Fort Pierce.

Fort Collins Party Bus

CooperSmith's Pub and Brewing located downtown at 5 Old Town Square, there is much to indulge in for your party bus gang at this pub and brewery. There is a wide selection of ales, seasonal beers, imported beers and much more for your party bus gang to choose from. There is an outdoor patio and a full menu consisting of pizza, steak and vegetarian items that will fit any palate on your party bus group. If your party bus gang happens to arrive between 1pm-4pm, you're in for a treat, the brewery offers tours and yes, usually samples.

Trailhead Tavern located at 148 W. Mountain Ave is a great place to make a stop at in your party bus excursion of Fort Collins. There is ample good food such as meatloaf, fried catfish, sandwiches and their locally brewed beers are not to be missed. Order up a plate of yummies and share with your party bus pals while you share a pitcher or two of frosty cold beer. The kitchen is open for your dining pleasure right up until closing time which is 2AM.

Stonehouse Grille is a great venue for your party bus to stop at there is ample drinks and cold beer available including some imports and a good selection of domestics. The grill serves up all American fare with a dash of Scottish influence. There is a great sampling of desserts available for your party bus crew and finish off your visit with a cup of their great coffee!

Fort Collins can be a lot of fun for you and your party bus pals to cruise on your own private party bus. There isn't a safer way to travel and you arrive in style and comfort. Book your next excursion with your favorite gang of troublemakers today!

The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

The Academy was founded in 1805, and is the nation's first art museum and school of fine arts. The museum houses such works by such highly noted American artists, as well as works by Academy alumni and faculty.
Impressive acquisitions to include art work by Benjamin West, a native Pennsylvanian and president of the Royal Academy in London. The museum also offers a huge collection of work by contemporary American artists like Liechtenstein, Bartlett, Stella, Diebenkorn and Katz. A recent gift of art by Harnett, Twachtman, Hassam, Prendergast, Cassatt, Nadelman, Hartley, O'Keefe, Dove and Marsh. Nine of the works are now on permanent display in the newly named "Vivian O. and Meyer P. Potamkin Gallery."

It's mission is to be one of service to Philadelphia, the Delaware Valley, the Nation, and the international community, and to be one of leadership in the setting of standards for education in the visual arts through both its School and Museum Programs.

During The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts 200 years of history it probably has educated more major artists than any other American
school of fine arts.

The School offers a Certificate program, a Master of Fine Arts degree program, a coordinated Baccalaureate of Fine Arts degree program in conjunction with the University of Pennsylvania, and a Post-Baccalaureate program in painting, printmaking and sculpture.

The Academy's beautiful is an excellent place to hold weddings, and parties. There is a special events coordinator to assist you with
your entertaining needs.

Helpful information for the visitor:

Admission:
Admission, through Sept. 4: Adults: $7 Seniors (62+): $6
Students (with valid ID): $6 Youth ages 5 - 18: $5
Members and children under 5: Free
Admission to Morris Gallery exhibitions, located in the historic landmark building, is free.

Admission, Oct. 1, 2005 - Jan. 8, 2006: Adults: $15 Seniors (62+): $12
Students (with valid ID): $12 Youth ages 5 - 18: $10
Members and children under 5: Free

Museum Tours:
Tours are given at 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. on weekdays, and 12 and 1 p.m. on weekends. Tours are free with admission.

Hours:
Tuesday - Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Closed Mondays and legal holidays.

Jacksonville Party Bus

This first stop on your party bus tour of Jacksonville, is Cheers and just like the Cheers on the television show, a place where it seems everyone knows your name. A local watering hole popular among locals and your party bus gang will feel more than welcome . Live blues and rock shows are featured every night of the week. Your party bus group can join a friendly game of darts or pool. Make sure you make it for the extensive buffet during Happy Hour, when you can also get two-for-one drinks.

Mangos is another popular gathering spot for the locals in Fort Lauderdale and they come here to take in live music and fun. The energy is high and definitely as catching as a cold and your party bus gang will get even more into the party spirit just from hanging around this place!

O'Hara's Las Olas is an elegant and unique stop for your party bus gang. They will be treated to the live music that is presented every night, and while it's mostly jazz and blues, your party bus group may hear some rock, Latin, or RandB, too. Regular performers include the Funkabilly Playboys, the Donna Allen Band, and Dave Shelley and the Bluestone Blues Band. An eclectic, rotating menu offers authentic Cajun, Cuban, and soul food dishes to cure anyone's munchies. Outdoor patio dining is available if your party bus gang would prefer to sit outside.

Pier Top Lounge is a revolving cocktail lounge that rotates once every 66 minutes. Your party bus gang will enjoy the 360 degree view of the harbor and there is also the added bonus of live jazz nightly. There is a full menu available so you can order up a plate of munchies and a pitcher of beer while you watch the view change.

Albany Georgia Party Bus

Time Out Sports Cafe is waiting for you and your party bus gang to kick of fyour tour of Albany with their big helpings of sports, tv, food and beer. Make sure everyone on your party bus tour group tries the hot chicken wings (with celery and either ranch or blue cheese dipping sauce). Your party bus gang will find this is your typical sports bar but with southern hospitality at its finest. There is karoke for those on your party bus who want to sing, the video games where you can play against other members of your party bus pals right at your table and there is an overall friendly atmosphere that will get your party mood going with everyone in your group.

The Cab Stand is a great stop on your party bus tour of Alband for some great music and dancing. Not to mention the fully loaded bar and great, cold beer choices on tap for your party bus gang to choose from. There is a great diversity in music and there are drink specials almost every night of the week. Be aware that not only is Thursday night Ladies night, there is also a lingerie contest with cash prizes. The dress is casual and the atmosphere is very comfortable.

The Plantation Grille is full of old time Southern Hospitality for your party bus gang. There is an an extensive menu of unique American cuisine with a French flair is served at this fine dining restaurant. If anyone in your party bus group is hungry this is a great place for your party bus group to take in a great meal. There is also a fully stocked bar and cold beer on tap for all washing down the great food. Order up a plate of appetizers and share them with your party bus gang.

Macon Georgia Party Bus

There are a number of fun venues for your party bus gang to visit in Macon.

Make Dea's Nightclub one of your first stops with your party bus group, where you can indulge in some great drinks from their fully loaded bar and there is always cold beer on tap if your party bus gang isn't into mixed drinks. There is normally a live band playing most weekends and your party bus gang will love the cozy atmosphere of this stop.

550 Blues serves up a heapin' helping of southern hospitality and you got it, Blues. There is a non-stop stream of music both live and via DJ played over the sound system in this fun venue. Your party bus can take in some of the great libations from the bar and if your party bus gang is in the mood, order up a pitcher of frosty cold beer and share it all around your table.

CJ's Bar and Grill is a cozy and comfortable stop on your party bus tour of Macon. There is ample choices in beer and a televison is always turned to a sporting event. There is a full menu of choices if anyone in your party bus group is having a snack attack and there is always frosty cold beer on tap for the enjoyment of your party bus pals.

Club Synergy is a high energy place to wind up your party bus tour of Macon. This thumping venue is filled to the brim with action and fun. Your party bus gang can enjoy the great drinks, good music and have a blast out dancing on the dance floor.

Next time you need to plan an outing for your group to celebrate a special occasion or you just want to hang out for a night, rent yourself a party bus and see the city in style!

Fort Myers Party Bus

Seeing Fort Myers on your own private party bus is the way to travel in style and comfort and ultimate safety. You always have a designated driver that knows where all your party bus gang's destinations are, so your only duty is to have a blast out with your friends!

Bridge Waterfont Restaurant is a great first stop on your party bus tour of Fort Myers. Your party bus gang will find a good mix of locals and "regular tourists" on Sunday nights, when it hosts a live reggae dock party. The bar sits on the docks, and it's quite a spectacle to see all of the boats pull up in the evening, full of revelers ready to enjoy good food and drink. Make sure everone on your party bus group is wearing comfortable shoes, because it's impossible to resist the dancing bug here.

Channel Mark serves up fresh caught seafood and there is always a great live jazz band on the weekends. The bar is fully loaded and has a great selection of both imported and domestic beers.

Fort Myers Ale House is another cool stop on your party bus tour of Fort Myers. There is some great food to be had by your party bus group as well an outstanding selection of brews.

Indigo Room is a great place to shake a leg with your party bus gang and enjoy some fun music and more types of beer than you can shake a stick at. There is even a house band here called Sugar Action. It's okay to arrive later for this venue as the party here usually doesn't start cranking until around 10:30PM or so.

Jacaranda has some of the best seafood your party bus gang will ever experience. Also, there is a screened-in patio lounge featuring live entertainment nightly and a raw bar. Enjoy the tropical island feel while feasting on great seafood treats, and if nothing else, have your party bus gang try their sinful turtle pie.

Fresno Party Bus

For an evening of entertainment and fun, head your party bus to Fresno, California.

An early evening of drinks and people-watching is the perfect way to begin your party bus excursion. Such an atmosphere is available at Brix Dining Cafe and Bar. Chat with your friends and sip on mixed drinks while lounging on their outdoor terrace. Fresno evening weather is beautiful. Why not enjoy it?

Club Fred should be your next party bus destination. Their casual and homey atmosphere makes everyone feel welcome. Your group can play pool before 9:00 PM and listen to live bands afterwards. There is always something to do here.

Next, travel to Tokyo Garden. Don't be confused by the name, during the day time this is a Japanese restaurant, but when the sun goes down, this restaurant transforms into a hot nightclub. Make your party bus crew take a turn at the mic. Karaoke is performed most nights. This provides much entertainment and laughter for listeners young and old.

If your party bus posse is ready to get down and boogie, park at Fibber McGee's in Fresno. Here you group can belly up to the full bar or join the large crowd on the dance floor. This dance floor pulses with energy sure to infect your entire party bus group. No one will want to leave.

All of this excitement from your night in Fresno requires a break. Your party bus gang will enjoy Doug-Out Cookies. Indulge your sweet tooth in various cookie selections including fig, butterscotch-pecan, and oatmeal chocolate. Cut the sweet or rid of a hangover with their specialty coffees. Your party bus group will appreciate this Fresno stop.

Fresno California is home to many entertainment venues. Steer your party bus around town and enjoy hours of drinking, dancing, and fun.

The Skyscraper Museum

This museum, is dedicated to the study of high-rise buildings, past, present, and future. Located in lower Manhattan, it is the world's first museum of it's kind. Founded in 1996, it is the brain child of Carol Willis and those who shared her dream. Ms. Willis is an architectural historian who has been writing and teaching at Columbia University about urban architecture for nearly 20 years.

Designed by the architectural firm of Skidmore, Owings and Merril, the museum was built by the Tishman Construction Corporation. Both companies donated their services, out of support and belief in what it all means.

It is a, not-for-profit, educational corporation offering exhibitions, programs, and publications from its location at 39 Battery Place, near the skyscrapers and concrete canyons of lower Broadway and Wall Street.

The actual size of the museum is rather small, only about 5,800 square feet. The ceiling and floor of the museum is covered in highly polished stainless steel. The effect of reflection gives it a more spacious look and feel.

It's current exhibits include, Ground Zero Viewing Wall, Original WTC Model, WTC: Monument, Des/Dev: Times Square, Big Buildings, Building the Empire State, Downtown New York. Visitors can browse through such exhibits as "Building a Collection", featuring historical artifacts, photographs, city maps, films, models, drawings, and blueprints, highliting the ever changing history of skyscrapers.

On the journey through the exhibits you will see memorabilia detailing the future of high-rise architecture, such as undersized models of the proposed Freedom Tower, which will be the tallest office building in the world. As well as photos of the construction of the Empire State Building. Pictures that depict workers building the emerging tower, and hoisting the limestone eagle up to the fifth floor.

Other helpful information for the visitor:

Admission:
$5 for adults
$2.50 for students and seniors

Hours:
noon to 6:00p.m.
Wednesday - Sunday

Fort Lauderdale Party Bus

The Elbo Room is a fantastic way to kick off your party bus excursion of Fort Lauderdale. This watering hole has been around for ages and it still has a lot of life left. The fully loaded bar offers up a great drink for your party bus gang as well some of the best brews on tap around.

Another great stop on your party bus tour of Fort Lauderdale is Tarpon Bend where your party bus gang can have some great drinks and dance. The attire is casual and the prices are good. Your party bus gang will have a great time at this venue and there are two levels to have fun in.

You will see a number of signs on buses and on billboards that read, "Take me to the Parrot" and that is exactly where your next party bus stop will be. The Parrot is slightly off the main strip and it's where the locals go to drink, eat and be merry. Your party bus gang won't find a place overrun with tourists here. There is a great selection of beers on tap and a fully stocked bar for your consumption pleasure.

Sally O'Brien's is a great Irish pub that comes as close to taking your party bus gang away to the Emerald Isle as can be. Most nights feature live entertainment and this place tends to get crowded so you may want to schedule a stop at this place on your party bus tour a little earlier in the night.

The Iguana Club is a fun dance club for your party bus gang to make a stop at. There is non-stop music playing and the drinks are fairly free flowing from the loaded bar. There are a number of cold beers on tap and a great selection