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The United States of America is truly the land of the beautiful from sea to shining sea. With easy access to thousands of miles of beautiful coastline and beaches, mountain ranges on both sides, even residents of its 50 states can’t take it all in in a lifetime. It is the most culturally diverse place on earth and birthplace of modern jazz, rock and blues. So whether you are young or old, a sports enthusiast, foodie, musician, historian or nature lover, the United States of America is right here waiting for you.

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Destination must-see's, west coast:.

Relish the welcoming culture of its laid back cities, some of the world’s finest wines, and landscapes that take your breath away. The west coast has an abundance of sites to see. Home to multiple national parks, get in touch with your adventurous side and do some exploring. Also rich in natural wonders it’s a nature-lovers dream.

Big Cities (Spotlights):

Explore some of the world’s most iconic cities and get to know the sites and culture that make them famous. Whether it is the hustle and bustle of New York City famous for Times Square and all its lights, or glamorous Hollywood filled with celebrities, you are sure to see some sights you will never forget.

Delight in some famed southern hospitality and cultural discovery traveling through America’s southern states. Home to country music, visit the Country Music Hall of Fame, Grand Ole Opry, and Bluebird Café where many famous stars have performed. With so much farmland it will be easy to take on the role of a cowboy for a day. After a long day, finish up with an amazing home cooked meal and some sweet ice tea.

New England:

Discover New England and the many things it has to offer. From shorelines to mountain tops you get a little bit of everything. Sandy beaches make for great water sports, sunsets, and of course seafood! And majestic mountains make for great outdoor adventures, and sunsets as well. With its charming towns and vast amount of activities its unique culture is brought to life.

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National parks:.

Travel through America’s National Parks getting to know the hidden gems and jaw-dropping scenery. With many hiking trails at different levels of difficulty there is a path for everyone! Stunning scenery, hidden caves, and lots of wildlife, it might be a hike but the view is worth it from the top!

Music Cities:

Revel in the sounds of the blues, jazz, country, and good old rock‘n’roll in the cities that shaped modern music. With as many as eight music cities all passionate about different styles of music, you are sure to find one that fits your taste.

Alaska Icebergs:

Behold Alaska’s most admired treasures - its ancient glaciers, snow-capped mountains and majestic icebergs. On foot or by boat you are not limited as to how you get to experience these massive glaciers.

Hawaiian Beaches:

Immerse yourself in paradise with a stroll along one of Hawaii’s pristine beaches including Oahu’s famous North Shore. Crystal clear waters, soft sand, and beautiful palm leaves make for a relaxing day at the beach with some beautiful views.

Expert Advice

Wow, it’s hard to give advice for the entire USA. It’s so diverse. I would say wherever you go – think of it as having its own culture and be ready to dive in and experience it, like one of my favorite places, Hawaii!

Always bring extra memory cards and batteries for your camera. It’s been my experience that you can never take enough picture of places like the National Parks or the New York skyline.

With such a diverse climate from Alaska to Arizona and New York to San Francisco, there’s really never a bad time to travel through the U.S. You can always find something amazing.

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Montana: Exploring Big Sky Country featuring Yellowstone & Glacier National Parks

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Hawaiian Adventure Three Islands featuring O'ahu, Big Island and Maui

Bluegrass Country & the Smoky Mountains featuring Louisville, Lexington, Gatlinburg & Asheville

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Admire stunning natural landscapes, cruise by majestic glaciers in Alaska, or even uncover American history in cultural cities. Our tours of the United States have something for every traveler.

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U.S. National Parks: The Grand Canyon to Yellowstone

12 days | 15 days with Missoula & Glacier National Park extension

4.6 out of 5 stars

Hawaii: Oahu, the Big Island & Maui

11 days | 14 days with Kauai extension

4.4 out of 5 stars

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Alaska’s National Parks: Denali & the Kenai Fjords

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Fall Foliage Tour: Vermont to Massachusetts

8 days | 10 days with Boston, Massachusetts extension

South Carolina & Georgia: Charleston to Savannah

4.2 out of 5 stars

U.S. National Parks for Solo Travelers: The Grand Canyon to Zion

9 days | 11 days with Las Vegas extension

4.5 out of 5 stars

New England: Vermont, Maine Coast & Massachusetts

U.S. National Parks: A Week in the Southwest

The Canadian Rockies Walking Tour: Banff & Lake Louise

7 days | 10 days with Glacier National Park Region extension

3.9 out of 5 stars

Denali National Park & Wild Alaska Cruise

12 days | 14 days with Vancouver extension

Albuquerque Balloon Festival & U.S. National Parks

America's National Parks by Train: Rocky Mountains, Arches & Zion

10 days | 13 days with Grand Canyon National Park & Phoenix extension

4.8 out of 5 stars

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Travel tips for United States trips

While we could list quite a number things to see on tour in the United States, here are our top picks:

• The Grand Canyon  in Arizona, one of America’s most-visited national parks, for colorful hikes
• Hawaii , for beautiful beaches, spectacular sunsets, and a unique culture
• Zion National Park  in Utah, for canyons, rivers, and incredible views

You don’t have to leave the U.S. to go on a memorable vacation. One of the best benefits of our United States tours is that you can see beautiful sights right in your proverbial backyard. You won’t have to worry about long flights, exchanging currencies, or language barriers. Plus, you can learn more about the places your ancestors may have traveled or lived, as well as build a deeper connection to the country you call home.

The best time to travel in the U.S. depends on where you’re going and what you’re hoping to do.

Spring:  Consider  U.S. National Parks Adventure: A Week in the Southwest  for outdoor hiking and sightseeing when it’s not too hot outside.

Summer : Visit  Denali National Park  in Alaska for some of the most majestic landscapes and wildlife sightings when it’s warmer.

Fall:  Visit  Vermont and Massachusetts  for stunning views of fall foliage and colonial history, or go on our  Albuquerque Balloon Festival & U.S. National Parks  tour for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

What to pack for USA tours depends on where in the country you go and what you are hoping to do. If you are going to  South Carolina and Georgia , you’ll want to bring a lot of light layers to keep comfortable in the heat and humidity. If you’re going to  Alaska , on the other hand, you’ll want to bring a lot of heavy layers to keep warm in the cold. All of our tours include custom packing suggestions, so check the clothing and packing tips in the tour you love.

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The American Dream. The Greatest Country in the World. The World’s Biggest Superpower. America’s position in recent history often makes it feel arrogant, but a trip to the US makes you realize just how wrong those notions are. Sure, America is forward-thinking, fast-moving and has one step into the future. But it also knows how to live. During a trip to USA you come across a number of beautiful traditions, great cuisines and spectacular attractions and there is no shortage of natural beauty either. 

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Sure, cities like Las Vegas, San Francisco, New York, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles find their way into many traveler itineraries. They even offer more than enough to keep you occupied for weeks at a stretch. But America’s true beauty can be found in its wine regions, national parks, picturesque drives, exotic coastline and quaint little towns. 

Tour Highlights

• Ride to the top of the Empire State Building
• Gawk at the majestic Grand Canyon National Park
• Walk across the Golden Gate Bridge
• Explore the natural phenomenon of Yellowstone National Park
• Take the ferry to see the Statue of Liberty
• Test your luck on the Las Vegas slot machines
• Get lost in Florida's many theme parks

Travel Tips

• The US is a massive country, covering 3.8 million square miles. Unless you’re planning on a (very) extended visit, be sure to do plenty of research beforehand and identify the attractions you most want to see.
• Bear in mind that the US does not use the metric system like most of the world. This is especially important if driving a car, as speed limits and distances are measured in miles rather than kilometres.
• Because it’s such a large and diverse country, you’ll find plenty of differences as you travel from state to state. The people, the cuisine, the accent and even the terminology changes between states. A soft drink might also be called a soda or a pop, depending on where you are.
• Be sure to purchase health insurance before travelling to the US, as healthcare costs can be very expensive.
• You want it? You got it. No matter the time of day or day of the year, you’ll always find an open shop or restaurant as you travel through the US - from fast food chains to old 24-hour highway diners.
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Ready to set the real you free in the USA? Mentally prepare yourself to fill in the blanks during a Vegas trip. Stay awake until the sun gives NYC skyscrapers a glow up at dawn. And sway to blues and ghouls along the Mississippi River. Want MORE? Feel on top of the world at The Grand Canyon. Literally. Absorb the stories Yosemite National Park whispers in your ear. Or step onto the chilling island off the coast of San Fran with one of the daily Alcatraz trips.

Our group tours of the USA are brimming with glitz, glamour and good times. You’ll hit all the top monuments in America (say g’day to Lady Liberty herself) and eat EVERYTHING you can get your hands on. Pack loose clothing – the US food scene takes no prisoners.

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Get Social: USA West to East

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Start: Los Angeles

End: New York City

Get Social: USA East to West

Start: New York City

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Ready to take a BITE of the Big Apple? Get the goss on the steps of The Met. Drink cosmos a la Carrie Bradshaw in Manhattan area. Blaze across Brooklyn Bridge on a New York tour. Quick-fire list of things to do in NYC? Times Square. Statue of Liberty. Central Park. West End. Chaotic, glorious, INTOXICATING, New York attractions never stop in the city that never sleeps. Grab the biggest coffee you can find and stuff your face with a LEGENDARY New York pizza slice (or ten) – you're gonna need it.

New Orleans

Ever wondered what goes bump in the night? Voodoo, vampires, and your hips in the magnetic French Quarter. This exuberant city stays up WAY past your bedtime. NOLA’s soothing lullaby? Rhythmic jazz. Fancy giving your tastebuds heaps of love? Tangy cocktails are a melody in your mouth. Global cuisines in famous New Orleans restaurants explode with flavour. Hangover-free the next morning? Whether you spot a swamp ’gator or light a candle in haunted cemeteries, New Orleans attractions during the day are as bewitching as its nightlife. It’s about to get lit.

San Francisco

Hungry for a San Fran feast? Soak up buckets of history – Alcatraz is a bone-chilling, spine-tingling MUST. Taste tender gourmet seafood in the iconic corner of Fisherman’s Wharf. Seize allll the vintage, flower power and cool vibes in Haight-Ashbury. Oh, and bask in the imposing presence of the Golden Gate Bridge. Obvs. Things to do in San Francisco are never-ending and if John Lennon went “crazy” for the City by the Bay, you will too. Just sayin’.

Los Angeles 

Hollywood attractions mean more than STUN-NING A-Listers in their oversized sunnies. But hey, you’re in La la land – celeb hunting is part of the fun! Things to do in LA the Topdeck way? Hike the Hollywood Hills and see those massive white letters up close and personal. Get a snap but make it quick – there's PLENTY more to see. Admire art at one of the many world-renowned museums. Stroll down Venice Boardwalk for main character vibes. Or live like an LA local and brush arms with your new celeb mates in the vibrant Santa Monica farmers markets. Say hey to Addison for us!

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Go wild at Yosemite National Park

Mirrors, emeralds, and cathedrals – three JAW-dropping – to the solid ground – ingredients for a fairy tale backdrop. But this is the real deal. And YOU can hike, swim, and horseback-ride the Yosemite National Park trails in all their glory. Want to spot some wildlife? Black bears, coyotes, deer and birds (262 species!!) could pass your very eyeballs. Disclaimer. Unlike fairy tales, these majestic animals don’t talk. And they defo won’t help you wash the dishes. Don't get too close – we want you to return home with every limb intact.

Enter the iconic landscape of The Wild West

Vast. Surreal. E-P-I-C. Monument Valley will rock your socks clean off. If you’re into your Westerns, you may have already seen it on the Big Screen. But that dry, desert heat? The tinge of burnt orange when the sun hits? Mammoth sandstone buttes that touch the sky at 1000 feet? Nothing compares to experiencing that IRL. Want to delve deeper into the history and culture of this phenomenal landscape? Call Monument Valley National Park by its Navajo name - “Tse’Bii’Ndzisgaii” - for starters.

Discover the canyon of all canyons

A US bucket list item if we ever did see one. Rushing waterfalls. Hair-raising heights. Hypnotising views that stick in your head long after returning to the daily grind *sob*. The Grand Canyon National Park is a natural WOWZER. The only way to see it – from high in the sky. That’s right. Grand Canyon helicopter tours will make your eyes pop out of your skull. No joke. Want to delve deeper into the formation that spans 446 x 29 km? Dig into alllll the crooked nooks and crannies on a hiking trail. Or get stoked to get SOAKED on one of the Grand Canyon river trips.

Shout Yeee-Haaa where the West begins

Buckle up, you’re in for a wild ride. Original brick walkways. Historic Western heritage. Cows upon cows... upon cows – there’s a reason this tiny Texan town was once called Cowtown. Grab your rope and lasso your way around things to do in Fort Worth Stockyards. Witness the not once, but TWICE-Daily Cattle Drive. Hear ghastly tales of shoot-outs and hangings during a grisly ghost tour. Tip your hat in honour of The Duke himself at “John Wayne - an American Experience”. The Hollywood star’s legacy is spread across an IMMENSE 10,000 square feet – that's more than TWO NBA basketball courts! We’re not kiddin’.

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An A-Z of the USA:

A-Listers. Birth of Jazz. Celeb culture. Die Hard debate – is it a Christmas film or not?! EPIC food portions. Football... the American way. The Grand Canyon. Hollywood. Indigenous culture and history. Justins... Timberlake, Bieber (Canadian-born FYI), Hartley, Jefferson. Kings... of Pop and Rock ‘n’ Roll. Lady Liberty. Marilyn moments. NASA. Oversized everything. Princess of Pop. Quahog. Rocky Balboa. Stars and stripes. Texan treats – the whole lot’s deep fried. Unis of Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, Yale. VEGAS. The White House. Xtraterrestrial activity. "Y’all!” Zip codes.

What do I need for a trip to the USA?

It depends on the type of traveller you are! We recommend a camera for the mems, an elasticated waistband for the food, swimmers or jumpers depending on the season you travel, and plenty of energy! It’s GO BIG OR GO HOME time. Want an in-depth list of what to pack? Your trip notes are the place to find it.

How much money do I need for a trip to the US?

It depends! You’ll need to budget for spending money, meals (only the ones which aren’t included, obvs) and those immense optional activities. Go through your itinerary and think about the optionals you’re keen to experience – it’s all part of the fun!

Is tipping common in the US?

Tipping is BIG in America. You should tip restaurant staff between 15 and 20% – up to 25% for an awesome service. Taxis and Ubers also require 15 – 20% whilst 10 – 20% is usually given to tour guides. Top tip! Carry $1 bills for smaller tips like coffee, other bevvies and housekeeping staff.

What public holidays are celebrated in the US?

Martin Luther King Jr. Day (3rd Monday in January) celebrates the birthday of pioneer, activist and spokesperson, Martin Luther King Jr., who led non-violent protests throughout the Civil Rights Movement. Memorial Day (last Monday in May), or Decoration Day, honours those who have died whilst serving their country. The US flag is flown at half-mast from dawn until noon and in full from noon to dusk. Independence Day (4 July) goes off with a BANG with fireworks and parties across the USA whilst the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia is tapped 13 times in honour of the original 13 American colonies. Labor Day (1st Monday in September) has been celebrated since 1894, recognising the American labour movement. It’s also the “unofficial end of summer” which translates to vacation, vacation, vacation! Thanksgiving (4th Thursday in November) means a BIG turkey, all the trimmings, and spending quality time with family on the last Thursday of November.

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When’s the best time to travel to the usa.

It depends whether you want to throw your bathers and thongs on or cosy up in woolly jumpers and big coats. For warm weather and hours of sunshine, May to early June is the time to travel to northern states. “Fall” (Autumn) – September to November – experiences warm weather in the south with less humidity than the summer months (June – August). Bonus – it's less crowded too. Want to experience a Winter Wonderland full of twinkling lights? There’s nothing like New York at Christmas. If you’re heading to Florida, Atlantic Hurricane Season occurs between June and November – best to avoid the Sunshine State during this time.

Will I need a visa and/or travel insurance to travel to the USA?

You must have comprehensive travel insurance to participate in a Topdeck trip to the USA. You will be unable to join us without it.

It’s your responsibility to obtain the correct visas for your trip. Ask your travel agent or check with the relevant embassies before you depart.

Find travel advice for Australia citizens here , for New Zealand citizens here  for US citizens here , for Canadian citizens here  and for British citizens here . If you’re travelling from a country not listed here, head to the relevant government website for more information.

What are the health and vaccine requirements for travel to the USA?

We recommend you consult your doctor about health and vaccination requirements before you travel to the USA. For current travel safety advice, please check your home country’s travel advisories. 

Can I use my mobile phone whilst travelling in the USA?

Mobile phone reception in the USA varies. Signal is likely to be better in cities and towns than in rural areas. Remember to check your network provider’s roaming fees to avoid any nasty surprises on your next bill!

What do I need to charge my devices in the USA?

Type A and Type B plugs are used in the USA. The standard voltage is 120V and the standard frequency is 60Hz. We recommend you bring a universal plug adapter – airports usually sell them, but it’s cheaper to buy one before you go.

Top tips for travelling the USA

Crossing the road requires a lesson or two of its own – they are W-I-D-E so beware of a LOT of traffic. If you want to do your own USA road trip, make sure you get in the left side of the car and drive on the wrong side of the road – aka the right side. To drink any alcoholic bevvie, you gotta be 21 or older. It’s law. Talking of IDs, it’s best practise to always keep your passport on you – some places may not accept other forms of ID.

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Crisp fresh air. Culinary delights. Cheerful residents. Canada welcomes you with open arms. One day you’ll feel the spray of rushing waterfalls. The next, you’ll lick your lips at the DE-LISH poutine Montreal has to offer. And the day after that? Plant your feet on a snowboard and catapult down the side of a smooth, powdery mountain. Can’t wait to get started? Fly to Canada for the trip of a lifetime!

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Jewels of Alaska

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Explore the wild and wonderful Alaskan wilderness during this 1-week guided tour. Begin your adventure in Anchorage with a sweet treat: Taste agutak — Inuit Ice Cream — after an exclusive demonstration by Alaska's Indigenous people at the Alaska Native Heritage Center. Board a jet boat for a tour along the Chulitna River to a trapper’s cabin, where you will learn about the lifestyle of hunting and trapping in the state. Ride along the world-famous, glass-domed Alaskan Railroad toward Denali National Park, where the country’s tallest peak, Mount McKinley, will greet you. Meet the champion dog team of a four-time Iditarod winner and allow him to regale you with tales of the 1,049-mile dogsled race over lunch at his home. From Whittier, take a 100-mile boat tour of Prince William Sound and the see the glaciers of College Fjord.

Wonders of the American West

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See the best of the American West on this 10-Day guided tour. Travel to Bryce Canyon National Park to explore its rock pillars and natural amphitheatres — then feast with your fellow travelers overlooking the park’s iconic orange rock formations. In Moab, see the ancient pueblo dwellings in Mesa Verde National Park, where the Ancestral Pueblo people once lived. Meet a Navajo guide in Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, where you will board ATVs, explore the valley and learn about the tribe’s history. Later, eat a traditional Navajo meal amid the valley’s beautiful buttes and mesas. Then go off the beaten path into backcountry with your Navajo Guide. On the way to picturesque Lake Powell, stop at the Glen Canyon Dam, then lounge at the pool of your hotel. In Page, enjoy a Navajo inspired taco buffet dinner and performance. Join a Local Expert at Grand Canyon National Park for a one-of-a-kind experience: allow the expert to guide you through the park while teaching you about how this national treasure was formed.

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Explore America's top national parks on this 15-Day guided tour. After an evening in Scottsdale, start your journey in bohemian Sedona, where spiritual seekers and nature lovers alike will revel in its red-hued mountainous landscape. Take a short jaunt to the Grand Canyon, where a Local Expert will show you the wonders of America’s most famed natural beauty. In Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Make Travel Matter and board all-terrain vehicles and ride through the desert with your Navajo guide. Glide through Zion National Park on a private shuttle, before watching the red cliffs and valleys give way to the Rocky Mountains of Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Finally, scale the 563-foot-tall Crazy Horse Memorial and stand face-to-face with the stone carving of the Lakota warrior.

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Embrace the beauty of New England during this 8-Day guided tour. Behold Boston, one of the oldest cities in the U.S. and where much of the country was formed; here, you will traverse part of the red-brick Freedom Trail, where you will see the hall that housed the country’s first-ever town meeting and many more historic sites. Admire the bronzing leaves of Vermont’s lush trees as you travel to Stowe, where the real Von Trapp family of ‘The Sound of Music’ chose to live — and where you will stay. In Montpelier, visit a maple syrup farm where you can taste the sweet golden liquid tapped straight from the trees. Ride a gondola at Loon Mountain Resort into New Hampshire’s White Mountains and see as far as Canada. See Maine’s oldest lighthouse in Portland, then celebrate your trip with a decadent fresh lobster dinner.

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Grand Canyon National Park

One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, the UNESCO-listed Grand Canyon National Park is a phenomenal feat of nature. You’ll walk the rim and learn from your Local Specialist how it formed over the past 40 million years. From sunrise to sunset, the Grand Canyon is truly mesmerising.

Mesa Verde National Park

Located in Colorado, this UNESCO-listed national park is filled with centuries-old history. You’ll drive the Mesa Top Loop Road past archaeological sites and lookouts, and see the ancient cliff dwellings of the Ancestral Puebloan people, that are chiselled out of the sandstone canyon walls.

Arches National Park

We’ll take you on a journey through the spectacular sandstone arches of Arches National Park. There are more than 2,000 natural arches carved by the wind, including the long Landscape Arch. You can hike to the viewpoint of the iconic Delicate Arch and discover other formations such as Balanced Rock, soaring over the desert.

Yellowstone National Park

Discover the geothermal wonderland of Yellowstone National Park, one of the world’s oldest national parks. We’ll show you the steaming hot springs, alpine forests and rivers, the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, mud paint pots, and the remarkable shooting waters of Old Faithful. Keep your eyes peeled for animals like bears, bison, elk and wolves.

Yosemite National Park

Wander in the shadows of Yosemite’s giant sequoia trees, as our Local Specialists reveal the ancient history of these incredible forests. You’ll see the Cathedral Rocks, the plunging Bridal Veil Falls, and the cliffs of El Capitan. We’ll also explore Tenaya Lake and Tuolumne Meadows, before taking a special tour of the Yosemite Valley floor.

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When you visit US National Parks with Trafalgar, we’ll show you the top national parks in the country, from the giant Grand Canyon to the ancient trees of Yosemite.

Buffalo wings

Found across the country, buffalo wings are one of the most beloved dishes in the United States. An unbreaded chicken wing is deep-fried and coated in a vinegar cayenne hot sauce with melted butter. They’re best served hot and dipped in blue cheese or ranch dressing.

Cheesesteak

Hailing from Philadelphia, the cheesesteak is now a classic American dish found across the country. It’s a sandwich made from thin slices of beefsteak and melted cheese, stuffed in a long hoagie roll, and it’s a delicious meal after a long day of hiking through national parks.

Also known as the ‘Yankee pot roast’, this is a braised beef dish made from slow cooking a piece of beef with gravy and vegetables such as potatoes, onions and carrots. The cooking method produces a soft, succulent meat drenched in rich gravy, for a warm and hearty meal.

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Exploring the trails of the national parks works up an appetite, and we’ll show you the best places to taste all the famous dishes of the United States.

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Consider your environmental impact when you next take a trip and go single-use-plastic-free by packing a reusable water bottle, a steel straw, your own shopping bags and refillable toiletry bottles.

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The National Parks of the US are filled with hiking trails, and you’ll need a sturdy pair of shoes to explore these spectacular landscapes.

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From sun-drenched canyons to snowy peaks, the weather changes throughout the national parks. Come prepared for all climates with layered and versatile clothing.

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You can collect unique stamps at the ranger stations of each national park. Bring a notebook to keep them in, as a special memento of your journey.

The national parks are filled with incredible animals like bears and bison, and a pair of binoculars will help you spot wildlife safely from a distance.

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Embark on an unforgettable adventure in the United States' most spectacular national parks.

As far as national parks go, the  USA  has it all. From lunar-like deserts and striated canyons to snow-capped mountains and alpine valleys teeming with wildlife. With a local leader by your side, you'll explore the most iconic sections of the parks, as well as lesser-known gems you won’t find in the travel guides. Our United States national park tours offer something for all kinds of adventurers. Hike through slot canyons in  Zion , join a real-life wolf tracker in  Yellowstone , tick off bucket-list-worthy hiking trails in  Yosemite  or witness the most beautiful night skies you've ever seen in  Denali . It’s time to dust off those hiking boots... the parks are waiting! 

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The best time to visit a national park depends on what you want to experience on your trip. The US is a huge country with diverse weather, foliage, and wildlife. Most parks change quite dramatically from season to season. Our trips run all year round but spring through to early fall is the most popular time to go when the weather is mild, crowds are smaller, and hiking conditions are good.

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Mobile phone service, Wi-Fi, and internet access vary, and some parks will have coverage while others may be completely cut off.

Most visitor centers, lodges, and restaurants will offer free internet access, but it’s worth reading up on coverage or checking with your guide before your trip begins so you can be prepared.

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The U.S. Capitol Building is the center of government in the U.S., an instantly recognizable symbol of democracy, and a byword for everything that various people think is right or wrong about America today. (And, yes, this is where that … unpleasantness … took place in 2021.) Since its beginnings, the U.S. Capitol Building has been a public space where citizens and curious visitors alike can revel in the aspirations — and transparency — of the arrhythmically beating heart of the great American experiment.

But how do you actually get to take a gander inside the U.S. Capitol Building?

Don’t worry: We’ve gotcha.

The Capitol Visitor Center is open Monday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It’s below the East Front plaza of the Capitol on First Street and East Capitol Street between Constitution and Independence avenues. The visitor center is the main entrance for the public — don’t try to walk through the front door of the Capitol Building, as it’s strictly off-limits, and you’ll likely be intercepted by security.

To see the U.S. Capitol beyond the Visitor Center, you must be on an official tour — you can’t just wander around on your own. Tours are available from 8:50 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. , and the Capitol is closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, and Inauguration Day. You’re free to hang out in the Visitor Center all you want without a tour guide while it’s open, though.

You’re strongly advised to make an advance reservation for a Capitol visit, but if it’s a last-minute decision, you can try to see if there are any limited same-day tickets still available at the Capitol Visitor Center. The earlier you go, the better. You won’t get any same-day tickets if you arrive after 2:30 p.m.

You can either make an advance reservation yourself or get tickets through your U.S. representative or one of your U.S. senators, if you’d like to go old school or if you like to spend as little time on the internet as possible and you’d rather have them take care of the details and minimize you having to go through the Capitol scheduling calendar.

Remember: Tours of the U.S. Capitol are free!

It’s a good idea to reserve your tour weeks or months in advance.

Getting a Capitol Tour Through the Capitol Website

You can make Capitol tour reservations yourself by heading to the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center website . You need an account to use it, so if it’s your first time, fill in the necessary information and wait for the activation email to be sent to whatever email address you used.

Activating the account is almost instantaneous — the whole process should take less than 5 minutes.

Now that you’ve got your U.S. Capitol Visitor Center account squared away, you can navigate to the reservations page. It’s an interactive calendar that shows which tour times are available, which are fully booked, and which have a limited number of open spaces left.

Find the date you’d like to visit, find a tour time that works for you (there are tours every 10 minutes), and click through.

That takes you to the actual ticket reservation page, which helpfully shows you how many open tickets are remaining, reiterates the date and time you chose, and offers you a pulldown from which you select how many tickets you need.

You also have to agree to the fine print and agree or disagree with getting a questionnaire about your visit.

Finally, enter the code to verify that you’re a human being and hit Reserve Now to make your reservation.

There are tours available in Mandarin and Spanish, which you can reserve 3 days in advance of your visit by emailing [email protected] . There are only 50 slots for each of these tours, and there’s only 1 of each tour per day, starting at 8:40 a.m. You can get more details, including in both languages, on the foreign language tours  page.

Getting a Capitol Tour Through Your Congressperson

One of the services that your congressmen or congresswomen, whether U.S. representatives or senators, should provide you is to give you access to the Capitol.

The exact layout and details may vary from congressperson to congressperson, but the basics should be the same. First, go to your representative or one of your senators’ official websites and look for the tab for U.S. Capitol or White House tours.

Once you’re on the tour request page, fill in the necessary details, including your name and contact information, the date and time you’d like a tour, how many tickets you need, and so on. They may ask for information you won’t necessarily need for the tour, such as the number of children and everyone else’s name. You don’t need identification at the U.S. Capitol to enter or for a tour.

Once you’ve submitted your request to your congressperson for a tour reservation, it can be a matter of days, weeks, or months before you hear back. You’ll either get an email confirming the date and time of your tour reservation or an email explaining that they were unable to fulfill your request.

The U.S. Capitol doesn’t have a street address! Think of it as the point from which all U.S. streets originate, or at least as the political center of the American universe. If you’re somehow having trouble finding it on a map of Washington, D.C., look for where First Street meets East Capitol Street, between Constitution and Independence avenues at the end of the National Mall.

Walking around Washington, D.C., but can’t figure out where the Capitol Building is? It’s the one with the biggest dome on top. (And, no, that’s not the White House.)

The U.S. Capitol’s pretty obvious and easy to find. The U.S. Capitol Visitor Center isn’t as simple. It’s underground, so you need to head over to the East Front plaza of the building — on the opposite side of the main U.S. Capitol Building from the National Mall or across First Street NE from the U.S. Supreme Court — and go down a couple flights of stairs. The U.S. Capitol Building is big, so if you’re coming from most of the other Washington, D.C., attractions on the National Mall side, you need to factor that in to give yourself enough time to make it around.

You can enter the address for the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center into maps to get directions: First St SE, Washington, DC 20515 .

Once you’re down the stairs on the right side of the Capitol Building, you may ask yourself: “Is this it?”

The entrance plaza to the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center is underwhelming and nondescript. The line to get in, however, can get long and usually snakes up the stairs to the west, and you have to wait out in the open under the sun or in the rain. Security lets people through a few at a time.

What You Can’t Bring Into the U.S. Capitol

Once you’re inside the front doors to the center, you have to go through security, including a metal detector and bag checks.

Here’s what you’re prohibited from bringing inside the U.S. Capitol:

• Liquids, including water, though you may bring empty water bottles to fill inside
• Food or beverages of any kind, including fruit and unopened packaged food
• Aerosol containers
• Nonaerosol spray (prescriptions for medical needs are permitted)
• Any pointed object, such as knitting needles and letter openers (pens and pencils are permitted)
• Any bag larger than 18 x 14 x 8.5 inches
• Electric stun guns, martial arts weapons
• Guns, replica guns, ammunition, and fireworks
• Knives of any size
• Mace and pepper spray
• Razors and box cutters

The U.S. Capitol Visitor Center opened in late 2008 and sees 3 million visitors a year. It’s big, it’s busy, and it’s where you go to get into the U.S. Capitol proper. Once you’re inside the big space, head inside and join the lines for tours on the left.

If you’re early, or if you’ve already done a tour and want to hang around, you can move about freely in the visitor center, which has a decent number of attractions for you to explore on your own.

Exhibition Hall

The exhibition hall is a free-to-visit space that features interactive exhibits about the history of the Congress and the Capitol. Part of the hall is dedicated to demonstrating how the legislature works by guiding visitors through the process of how bills become laws. (No, none of the docents are despondent, talking scrolls .)

Other parts of the hall show how the Capitol was built up over time. A display shows you what it looked like when Abraham Lincoln was inaugurated a second time, while other displays take you on virtual tours of the rooms and halls of the Capitol you don’t get to see on the tour.

Some of it is hands-on, including the Democracy Lab , intended for children aged 8 to 14. Here, kids collaborate in educational activities meant to teach them about the Capitol and the democratic process within. (Adults must accompany the kids.)

Capitol Cafe

There is a public cafeteria in the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center with a salad bar and food stations that will instantly be familiar to anyone who’s been to the biggest museums in Washington, D.C., or New York City (like the American Museum of Natural History). You get all the greatest hits of any major school field trip destination, including but not limited to burgers, hot dogs, chicken nuggets, pizza, a rotating “ethnic food” station, and crowd-pleasing but easily mass-produced desserts like Key lime pie and cookies .

Members of Congress have separate cafeterias, restaurants, and coffee shops in the wings of the Capitol that the public isn’t allowed in.

There are 2 gift shops in the visitor center where you can buy Capitol- and D.C.-related knickknacks, including, yes, astronaut ice cream, just like in every other museum gift shop anywhere in the capital.

Tours begin every 10 minutes from morning until 3:20 p.m. You should try to get to the visitor center early, allowing for plenty of time to race down the Mall, if need be, and get through security. Don’t count on them being loosey-goosey with the schedule. We were 2 or 3 minutes late because there was a snag at security ahead of us, and we missed our tour. We only got to take a Capitol tour because the man at the ticketing desk took pity on us and gave us same-day tickets for the next tour. All tours are led by professional tour guides — you’re handed a clunky listening device on a lanyard and a pair of headphones that are tuned to your specific guide’s frequency. That’s the only practical way you get to hear what they say, since the cavernous halls of the Capitol echo so loudly with the sounds of the thousands and thousands of people inside. You have to give the listening devices back when the tour’s over.

A typical tour takes you to the crypt, the rotunda, and the National Statuary Hall but never goes into the  Senate and House galleries . You must arrange gallery visits by contacting your U.S. representative (for the House) or senator (for the Senate).

A Capitol tour usually lasts around an hour.

The crypt doesn’t actually have any dead people in it. This relatively cozy space was built to be the permanent resting place of George Washington — who had already been buried for years and whose family, it turned out later, had no intention of digging him up. (Note to Capitol builders: Maybe check in with the widow before building a crypt for someone.)

It’s also where you get to see, close up, a number of the rotating statues that each state has sent to represent the important people in their histories. You may find some of these choices obvious, some of them baffling, and some of them infuriating. And there will be at least a few where you give your traveling companions the “Who the hell is that?” look.

Capitol Rotunda

The dome is in many ways more awe-inspiring on the inside than the outside. As the guides explain to visitors, the massive dome and the intricate details and artwork are the result of 2 centuries of painstaking work, setbacks, resets, and arguments — lots of arguments.

National Statuary Hall

The main display space for those state statues, the National Statuary Hall , looks both grandly majestic and like an extra set from the director’s cut of “Caligula.” Your guide will have more information about the statues in the hall during your visit — probably with some sort of quiz — but this, apparently, is a busy space for congresspeople to go whizzing by as they rush to make a vote. (Yes, even that one.) In fact, the outer door to the current speaker of the House and third line to the presidency, Mike Johnson of Louisiana, is so close that it looks like it could be National Statuary Hall’s cloakroom.

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Was the hour-long vanilla tour not enough to quench your congressional thirst? Go to the specialty tours page to see when and where to join deeper-dive tours on specific subjects (women’s rights, Indigenous peoples, the grounds, etc.).

The U.S. Capitol is one of the most instantly recognizable buildings in the world (even if so many people get it mixed up with the White House) and is a symbol of American democracy, America’s foibles, and everything that’s both right and wrong with the country. Its history, both as a building and an institution, is remarkable, and taking a tour of it should be on the bucket list of anyone interested in American history, politics, or astronaut ice cream.

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NEW: MoveOn Launches Ice Cream Truck Tour to Give Away Free Ice Cream and GOTV for Harris and Democrats

By MoveOn . Thursday, September 12 2024

Founders of Ben & Jerry’s, Jeni’s, and Malai partner with MoveOn to “Scoop the Vote”

SEE OUR STOPS AND ICE CREAM RAFFLE AT MOVEON.ORG/SCOOP

WASHINGTON, D.C. – As reported in USA Today , MoveOn Political Action will kick off a get-out-the-vote “Scoop the Vote” tour on September 16, where they will travel to key swing states and districts in an ice cream truck handing out free ice cream with special guests in their continued efforts to reach and engage voters. Throughout this tour, MoveOn is engaging in various partnerships at the local and national level to increase their impact. They are partnering with Ben & Jerry’s co-founders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield , to raffle off free, limited-edition, autographed pints of Kamala’s Coconut Jubilee. MoveOn is also excited to announce they will be collaborating with Jeni Britton , founder of Jeni’s Ice Creams , and Malai Ice Cream in New York City on the tour. 

Following a kickoff event featuring Cohen and Greenfield in Philadelphia on September 16, the start of early voting in Pennsylvania, MoveOn’s Scoop the Vote Tour will include stops in more than 20 cities in battleground states, with rallies held in Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Nevada. In addition to free ice cream and other freebies, the tour will feature elected officials, activists, and other special guests. At each stop, MoveOn will help attendees make a plan to vote by November 5 and show voters how they can help get their friends and family to vote.

“Excitement and joy are on our side right now, but we cannot lose sight of how close this election will be. A few thousand votes will decide whether we live under a democracy with Kamala Harris or a dictatorship with Donald Trump,” said MoveOn Political Action Executive Director Rahna Epting . “MoveOn’s Scoop the Vote Ice Cream Truck Tour will meet voters where they are and help mobilize our communities to defeat Trump once and for all this fall.”

“You can lick and say you care all you want, but if you’re not going for the big scoop— to get registered and vote— at the end of the day, all you’ve got is some drips down your shirt. Go big. Scoop the vote,” said Ben Cohen, activist and co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s.

“We love ice cream and we love MoveOn—because MoveOn’s members are always working hard for the change we care about. MoveOn members are tireless—so if we can help make the hard work of improving our country a little sweeter, why not?” said Jerry Greenfield, activist and co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s.

You can find MoveOn’s Scoop the Vote marquee tour stops below and the full schedule here . Please email [email protected] with interview inquiries and the full tour schedule. 

• Philadelphia, PA – September 16
• Ann Arbor, MI – September 28
• Madison, WI – October 5
• Phoenix, AZ – October 10
• Las Vegas, NV – October 16

MoveOn will serve a variety of electorally-themed ice cream flavors that include, “Unburdened by What has Vanilla Bean,” “Inauguration Celebration Birthday Cake,” “Fight For Our Rights Sorbet,” and “MoveOn Mobilizer Milk Chocolate.” They are also collaborating with local scoop shops along the tour. Additionally, MoveOn has partnered with Ben & Jerry’s co-founders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield to raffle off free, limited-edition pints of Ben’s Best “Kamala’s Coconut Jubilee ice cream.” Tour attendees can enter to win at each tour stop or online .  

The Scoop the Vote tour will support the organization’s $32 million 2024 election program , which aims to persuade and mobilize infrequent “surge” voters in key districts to vote for Democrats up and down the ballot.

More information on the Scoop the Vote Tour can be found at MoveOn.org/Scoop . 

MoveOn is celebrating 25 years of people-powered progress this year. For more than a generation, MoveOn has built independent political power and mobilized the left to elect Democrats and enact progressive change. MoveOn is a bulwark against the radical right, channeling our collective voices to drive progressive foreign policy, protect democracy, and advance justice for all.

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Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour’ Poster Is Framed Inside Travis Kelce’s Arrowhead Stadium Suite

Travis Kelce ’s heart isn’t the only place Taylor Swift has left her mark.

A framed poster promoting the singer’s Eras Tour , which Swift, 34, kicked off in March 2023 and will wrap on December 8, was spotted hanging on the wall of Kelce’s private Arrowhead Stadium suite.

In a series of photos shared via Instagram by Chariah Gordon on Sunday, September 15, the promotional image was seen in the background, hanging on the suite’s wall beside a framed shot of Kelce, 34, in his Kansas City Chiefs uniform.

The photos captured Gordon, who is engaged to Chiefs’ wide receiver Mecole Hardman Jr. , standing next to Swift and Sheawna Weathersby , the girlfriend of Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones , as the trio attended Sunday’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Related: Every Time Taylor Swift Attended an NFL Game to Cheer for Travis Kelce

The poster, which was used as the main movie poster when her Eras Tour film hit theaters last year, featured a photo of Swift performing on stage in a metallic bodysuit with the words, “Taylor Swift The Eras Tour,” stamped on the snap.

Gordon, who announced her engagement to Hardman Jr., 26, via Instagram on June 20 after dating the athlete for three years, captioned her carousel, “B*tches clearly want my life & it’s so evident 🤪.”

The post also included a video of Swift embracing Gordon as the pair cheered their partners on from the private suite.

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In July, a TikTok user shared a series of pics from inside the Arrowhead Stadium suite that first caught Kelce’s new wall hanging.

Fans were quick to pick up on the detail, with one commenting, “Is the eras tour poster in the room with us?”

Swift’s attendance at Sunday’s game saw her enthusiastically support her boyfriend, who she began dating in summer 2023.

The “Fortnight” singer was spotted fanning herself when she caught Kelce entering the field. She also screamed , “Oh my God, Travis,” when he hurtled toward the end zone after catching a pass from quarterback Patrick Mahomes .

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Swift grabbed on to the people sitting near her before realizing Kelce came just short of scoring. The Chiefs found the end zone on their next play, a touchdown pass from Mahomes, 28, to offensive tackle Wanya Morris .

Sunday’s game comes after Swift gave her man a special shout-out at the MTV Video Music Awards on Wednesday, September 11, where she picked up seven awards to tie Beyoncé for the most VMAs won by a solo artist.

After taking out the Video of the Year win for “Fortnight,” featuring Post Malone , Swift told the crowd, “The thing is that this video seems very sad when you watch it, but it actually was, like, the most fun video to make. Something that I’ll always remember is when I would finish a take and I’d say cut and we’d be done with that take, I would always just hear someone cheering ‘woo’ from across the studio where we were shooting it, and that one person was my boyfriend, Travis.”

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The Sisters of Mercy Switch Venues on Dates During 2024 North American Tour — NYC Show Changed to Brooklyn Paramount

• September 12, 2024
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The Sisters of Mercy , stalwarts of the underground music scene, are heading back to Brooklyn! Initially slated for a September 20 performance at the iconic Radio City Music Hall, the band has shifted their New York City show to the freshly revamped Brooklyn Paramount in Downtown Brooklyn. Note: Tickets purchased for Radio City will not be honored at the new venue, so fans are urged to secure their spots at the Paramount now. Refunds for the original venue can be processed at the point of purchase.

Order tickets for the Brooklyn Paramount show on Friday, September 20th, here .

The Sisters of Mercy have been the seismic architects of a soundscape that defies the norm, their four-decade career marked by an unpredictable yet unmistakable blend of punk-psychedelia, metallic edge, and dance-driven rhythms. Andrew Eldritch’s growling vocals cut through a haze of gothic atmosphere and driving beats, holding audiences in a thrall that spans generations. After a fourteen-year hiatus from North America, their 2023 tour marked a triumphant return. Now, the tour continues with Andrew Eldritch at the helm, flanked by long-time ally Ben Christo on guitar, Doktor Avalanche (Chris Catalyst) on rhythm duties, and new blood Kai from Esprit D’Air.

Joining them on this tour is the Los Angeles synth-pop duo Blaqk Audio , featuring AFI’s Davey Havok and Jade Puget . Their masterful fusion of electronica and ’80s synth-pop adds another layer to the night, promising a sonic journey from the gothic depths to neon-lit dreamscapes.

The North American tour kicks off at The Fillmore in Detroit on September 14, followed by a series of exciting dates across the continent. New York City fans, take note: the Brooklyn Paramount will host the Sisters on September 20, and it’s shaping up to be a night of unforgettable music and dark revelry.

Important Venue Changes:

The shifting sands of this tour don’t end there. The Baltimore show on September 17 is moving from The Lyric Theater to Baltimore Soundstage. Meanwhile, in San Francisco, The Masonic dates on October 8 and 9 have been rehomed to The Fillmore. All other tickets remain valid for the revised venues, but fans are urged to double-check their stubs.

Don’t miss your chance to witness this legendary band as they ignite the stage with their trademark intensity. Updated dates and links to purchase tickets are below.

Tour Dates:

• Sat, Sept 14 – Detroit, MI – The Fillmore
• Sun, Sept 15 – McKees Rocks, PA – Roxian Theatre
• Tue, Sept 17 – Baltimore, MD – Baltimore Soundstage
• Wed, Sept 18 – Philadelphia, PA – The Met Philadelphia
• Fri, Sept 20 – New York, NY – Brooklyn Paramount
• Sun, Sept 22 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway
• Tue, Sept 24 – Charlotte, NC – The Fillmore
• Thu, Sept 26 – St Augustine, FL – St Augustine Amphitheatre
• Fri, Sept 27 – Atlanta, GA – Coca Cola Roxy
• Sun, Sept 29 – Austin, TX – ACL Live at the Moody Theater
• Tue, Oct 1 – Dallas, TX – Southside Ballroom
• Thu, Oct 3 – Phoenix, AZ – The Van Buren
• Sat, Oct 5 – San Diego, CA – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre
• Sun, Oct 6 – Los Angeles, CA – Greek Theatre
• Tue, Oct 8 – San Francisco, CA – The Fillmore
• Wed, Oct 9 – San Francisco, CA – The Fillmore
• Fri, Oct 11 & Sat, Oct 12 – Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom
• Tue, Oct 15 – Vancouver, BC – The Orpheum
• Wed, Oct 16 – Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre
• Fri, Oct 18 – Salt Lake City, UT – Union Events Center
• Sat, Oct 19 – Denver, CO – Mission Ballroom
• Tue, Oct 22 – Minneapolis, MN – The Fillmore
• Wed, Oct 23 – Chicago, IL – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom
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• Sat, Oct 26 – Toronto, ON – HISTORY

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