Trips Jesus Christ Superstar RS
One of the greatest stories ever told comes to life in the groundbreaking, iconic rock opera that reinvented musical theater for the modern age. With music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice, this global blockbuster tells the story of the final weeks in the life of Jesus Christ, from the perspective of Judas Iscariot. As Christ’s followers grow more fervent, Judas must make his fateful choice between faith and betrayal. Filled with an exciting mix of musical styles that draw upon 1970s rock, gospel, folk, and funk themes, this contemporary imagining of the biblical tale features high-energy dance and powerful storytelling. A must-see Broadway hit of the new season! *Meet at the Geneva Train Station to catch the 10:30 am train (ticket on your own) into the Ogilvie Center in Chicago. Once there, enjoy lunch on your own. You may wish to try the French Market or Ovie Bar & Grill under the train station. The Florian Bistro in the Lyric Opera House does not take advance reservations. The show starts at 1:30 pm and runs three hours including the intermission. Trip includes show ticket price only.
Location: Lyric Opera House, Chicago Deadline: April 2 CODE DAYS
DATES 270003-1A W 05/02
FEE: $71 main floor center $55 main floor side
Good Time Guarantee
At the Batavia Park District, we are committed to providing the public with high quality recreation programs. Our residents are important to us and we feel they deserve quality at all times.
We are so confident that our recreation programs provide high quality and enjoyment that we are backing it with a policy called the “Good Time Guarantee”.
Our promise and policy is as follows: The Batavia Park District will give you a full refund if requested by the beginning of the third class if you are unsatisfied with the quality of instruction, your child’s inability to adapt emotionally in the class, or the skill level is not appropriate for the participant.
TIME 10:30A-6:30P
Pigeon Forge with Diamond Tours RS Enjoy this 6 day, 5-night tour of Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and Smokey Mountains Show trip. Incredible price includes 5 nights lodging including 3 consecutive nights in the Smokies. 8 meals include five breakfasts and three dinners. Receive admission to Titanic, the world’s largest museum attraction, 3 dinner shows: Soul of Motown, America’s Hit Parade and the Hatfield - McCoy Show, one evening show: Smokey Mountain Opry, one morning show: the Magic Beyond Belief Show, free time in historic Downtown Gatlinburg and a guided tour of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Trip includes top-quality motor coach, escort, treats, attraction, shows and guided tour. Price is for double occupancy. Deposit of $75 required by January 19 to hold reservation.
Location: Tennessee Deadline: Final payment due March 21 CODE DAYS
DATES FEE 270001-1A M-Sa 05/21-05/26 $559 double occupancy
See Active Adults section for more fun adventures!
Guidelines: • Participant must attend the first two classes of the program.
• Policy applies to recreation programs only. A recreation class is defined as a program where Park District personnel teach activities or skills over a period of six or more classes. This policy does not apply to Quarry passes, special events, trips, New Horizons Preschool, Day/Sport Camps, Kids’ and Kinder Club, Kids’ Watch, and Youth/Adult Leagues.
• The “Good Time Guarantee” Refund Form must be filled out appropriately and received prior to the third class meeting. Forms are available at the Recreation offices. The Park District will not fax, mail or e-mail copies. Upon receiving your completed form before the third class, we will process a full refund of your paid fees.
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