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Relax. We take care of you. Free Travel Seminar


February 27, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. AAA Colorado Denver Offi ce 4100 E. Arkansas Ave.


An entirely new way to see the Old World!


Whether you’ve visited Europe once or a dozen times, River Cruising is a new way to experience it. River cruising offers an unparalleled level of convenience, as you often dock right in the heart of town, mere steps away from charming squares, magnifi cent cathedrals, and bustling market places. You’ll never wait in long lines to get on or off the ship; you’ll never tender into port; you’ll never spend long hours wave watching on a vast ocean and you’ll never experience rough water or motion sickness—only smooth and peaceful sailing throughout your journey.


• Talk with AAA Travel Agents about how to strike the perfect balance of cruising and touring for your special experience.


• Learn about Exclusive AAA Member Benefi ts.


Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection offers sailings in Europe, Russia, Egypt, and China.


Enchanting Danube 8 Days from $1,999* Cruise from Budapest to Passau along the Danube river aboard the River Beatrice***


AAA member benefi t: $125 per person discount! And get an additional $100 per person discount if booked January 17 – 31, 2011.


* Sample Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection pricing is per person, double occupancy, cruise only. **On select dates cruise operates from Prague to Cologne. Port charges: $112. Prices shown above include cruise in Cat 3, Moselle Deck. Price based on November 13, 2011 departure. ***On select dates cruise operates from Passau to Budapest. Prices exclude additional port charges of $112 and are per person, cruise-only based on double occupancy. Price based on November 13, 2011 departure.


River Cruising


Treasures of Prague, the Rhine & Main 10 Days from $2,599* Cruise from Cologne to Prague along the Rhine and Main rivers aboard the River Ambassador**


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