Senior Class Trip Ideas For Washington DC, New York City and Atlanta

School trips are usually focused around the educational experience. There is another kind of journey that still has a purpose to get behind it: a senior class trip. The trip focuses on high-level entertainment, live together and create memories that will last. After the trip, and graduation, many seniors are in college, career, military, or the beginning. For many older high school class trip is the last chance to be with their peer group for an adventure, and to celebrate the time in high school. When you plan a trip with the school's top class, I always have these objectives in mind. Together with the planners school trip I try to incorporate a lot of fun and memorable to do things that appeal to high school. This article will describe three important destinations in the city: Washington DC, New York and Atlanta, and suggest itineraries high class that works well with this particular age group. Washington DC: the favorite destination for school trips when planning a trip to Washington DC's top class, I will include major cities in DC, as a trip to the White House and Capitol, and an illuminated tour of Washington DC to increase excitement and fun , I usually suggest a trip to Six Flags America in Maryland, a short bus ride from the Washington Evening activities can include a dinner at the Hard Rock Cafe, like most older people enjoy the music and atmosphere at Rock Hard. Another evening activity that is sure to please old school is the Potomac River dinner cruise and dance. This is a nice way to spend an evening in spring, when they occur in most school trips, and it also means romantic journey. Another evening outing, which is popular among high school is a trip to Medieval Times Dinner Theater. Period costumes, lots of struggle, and medieval decor make this type of dinner a memorable event. New York City: The Big Apple Delights High School Seniors a tour of Manhattan is a good way to start a senior class trip to New York City. For those who want to include a visit to the amusement park Six Flags Great Adventure and Wild Safari in New Jersey are close, and is a popular choice. Older people can also attend a Broadway show during a visit to New York City. High School Musical coming to Broadway, and for obvious reasons, is a good choice for this age group. Another idea for the evening's entertainment is a theme dinner at Planet Hollywood. Lunch, including pictures and movies with Bruce Willis and Sylvester Stallone and other Hollywood is a very exciting way for high school to spend the evening. Atlanta is a wonderful city for Fun in the Senior Year twice in the shadows of the metropolitan areas of New York City and Washington DC, Atlanta, Georgia is an excellent choice for a senior class trip. Atlanta has much to offer secondary education. Park near Six Flags Over Georgia has Batman: The Ride roller coaster that recreates Gotham City and Batman subterranean dwellings. There is also a Medieval Times Dinner Theater near Atlanta for the evening entertainment and dinner. Students interested in civil rights and black history may wish to turn Martin Luther King. Another interesting activity for the older class trips to the Atlanta area is a visit to ESPN. Students can eat here and play virtual basketball, skiing, running, or choose from other activities. When I watch a group of students traveling is planning a trip to a major destination, I always like to present options. Educational Travel Consultants are committed to working within budget guidelines while continuing to provide high quality trips for students. If your student group travel planning a trip with high class this year, remember to keep it happy and fun and include tours and other activities that make this a unique experience of learning-use, too.

Howard Clemens founded Educational Travel Consultants in 1984. Over the last 24 years, Mr. Clemens has organized student travel tours for thousands of high schools, middle schools, and elementary schools. His company also specializes in performance tours to Washington D.C., New York City, and Orlando, Florida. Email him at info@educationaltravelconsultants.com or visit http://www.educationaltravelconsultants.com.