Travel

Registration opens at 8 a.m. on the last Monday of February, April, June, August, October, and December, unless otherwise noted. Members can register on the first day, while non-members may sign up one week later.

Members have the privilege of signing up another member if they plan to sit together on the bus. If you can't register in person, you can use an alternative method:

1. Pick up a trip reservation form from the flyer rack

2. Submit the form with payment to the Senior Center front desk.

These alternative registrations will be processed after walk-in registrations are completed.

If a trip is full, please ask the front desk to add your name to the waitlist. When cancellations occur, we will fill from the waitlist in the order that names were taken. No money is required to be put on the waitlist.

No refunds are made unless a trip is cancelled by the Senior Center, or when cancellations are filled from the wait list. For individual cancellations, an administration fee of $10 will be assessed and the remaining balance refunded.

Due to the strenuous nature of traveling and touring, it is vital to be realistic about your health and physical abilities. Many programs involve a high level of walking in variable weather over some hilly and uneven terrain, as well as standing for significant periods of time. There may be stairs to climb, and stairs are involved in boarding the bus multiple times during a trip.

You must be able to carry your own items at all times. We do not have staff available to assist you with any of these physical activities. Please do not ask other tour participants to assist you with these activities.

Bus seats for day trips are assigned in the order in which you have registered. For day trips, please leave your vehicle in the second or third parking lot. No smoking or drinking of alcoholic beverages on the bus, which includes the restroom. Please be considerate of your fellow travelers and always be on time.

Participants who have caregivers may have the caregiver accompany them to programs at the senior center. A caregiver is defined as a qualified and physically able companion to accompany a participant who needs such assistance and must assume total responsibility for their well being. The only time there is a charge for the caregiver is for a luncheon or trip, no day pass is needed. 

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