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Hiring a charter bus to Dothan was the best idea for our group

May 21st, 2007

Not expecting much from a charter bus trip to Dothan, Alabama I have to say that the experience that I had exceeded all expectation. Dothan isn’t really at the top of the list of well known tourist attractions, so, the secret is knowing where to visit with your group. For instance, I had a great time in Conecuh National Forest. I am not a fan of mosquitoes and wild animals but it was a change of pace being surrounded by nature. There is a wide range of activities for tourists from camping to picnicking, from hiking to fishing, from riding ATVs to just enjoying the calm and serene environment.  
Having caught on with outdoor activities, me and my group of friends next took the charter bus to Waterworld which is renowned for its large wave pool and water slides. There is really a large crowd there during the weekends but we were there on a Thursday, so we literally had Waterworld all to ourselves. Let it be known it is not only for kids even the oldest of the group had a ball.
While there, we stayed at the Fairfield Inn by Marriott which is located at the centre of almost everything that’s important in Dothan, Alabama. Their rooms were large and more importantly, clean as a whistle with immaculately decorations and designs. So, if you ask me would I ever rent a charter bus in Alabama again in the near future, my answer would be ‘You Betcha!”

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Get mobile in Mobile with a Charter Bus

May 21st, 2007

Mobile, Alabama is a town with open access to the Gulf of Mexico. It is also  known as US’s very own Port Town because of the number of shopping and shipbuilding manufacturers companies, petrol and paper, textile and timber companies that are. Hiring a charter bus in Mobile, Alabama will definitely be worth your time. Worried about hurricanes ruining your summer trip? Don’t fret Mobile has interesting sliver-like strand of islands that keeps seasonal storms away. One call to The BusBank and our extremely large family of 12 people’s vacation to Mobile Alabama had begun. The morning of our trip our charter bus pulled up promptly and we were greeted by the friendly driver, Rick despite the 5 am wake up call. We have some great recommendations for you and your family to enjoy in Mobile.
A trip in a charter bus to Mobile Alabama isn’t complete without stepping foot into the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park! This is where heroism from the past will come alive again. Hop off the charter bus and be enchanted with the many finely preserved battleships from seven decades, ranging from the WWII to Desert Storm. One day isn’t enough to take in all that USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park as we spent half a day going through the souvenirs that they had on sale there.
When the tummy starts to grumble, tumble on up to the charter bus because it’s time to head on to the BlueGill. Start salivating folks because you’re about to get the chance to sink your teeth into some legendary Mobile delicacies. Sadly, we heard that BlueGill suffered from Hurricane Katrina and had to stop for reconstruction but now BlueGill is bigger and better! Let it be known that everyone, including Governors and Presidents alike, have made their way to BlueGill for feeding time. What’s good enough for dignitaries is good enough for your family!
With tummies filled, you can take the charter bus to the National African-Archives and Museum. This will provide an eyeful for history buffs, but frankly, even for non-history buffs (ahem, yours truly) felt enlightened after the experience.
So there you have it one fun outing in Mobile. But you will be surprised that this was only our first day there! I have more tips to come, so stay tuned. Also, thank you to The BusBank for scheduling the charter bus service rental in Mobile, Alabama.  
 

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Charter Bus in Anniston, Alabama – a taste of history and nature

March 29th, 2007

Anniston, Alabama is home to approximately 27,000 people and growing. Anniston is definitely the kind of place that people will say is crafted for history buffs. Charter a bus in Anniston and see for yourself what this ‘model city’ founded by Samuel Noble has to offer. By renting a charter bus around Anniston, you’ll fall in love with the historical churches and homes that Noble constructed.  You’ll be awe-struck with amazing churches in Anniston like Church of St. Michael’s and the Episcopal All Angels.


The beauty of Anniston is that you don’t even have to get off the charter bus to enjoy the beauty of this place. For example, you can just sit back and relax while the tour bus cruises through Glenwood Terrace! There’s really nothing quite like it in the country! It is not just a residential area, the sheer beauty of the architecture and rolling yards in Glenwood will send you reeling back in surprise. Whip out the camera and snap away because you won’t want to forget these sights.  

The kids might not enjoy the view quite as much and if they’re kicking up a fuss in the charter bus, head on over to Wright Dairy and give them a dose of nature. In Wright Dairy, your kids (and you too, we suspect) will enjoy watching the milking and bottling process and the making of cheese. The quality and taste of their cheese is unchallenged.

For a quality charter bus service provider in Anniston, look no further than The BusBank.  The BusBank’s knowledgeable account executives will model your Anniston, Alabama charter bus trip to fit your needs. Whether it’s a minibus, school bus, or a luxurious executive coach, put your mind at ease and take advice from the charter bus experts.    
 

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Explore Montgomery Alabama In A Charter Bus

March 5th, 2007

Montgomery, the capital of Alabama, is the kind of place that one should not miss visiting when renting a charter bus in Alabama. Although known for its historical value and places to visit, like the Civil Rights Memorial and Dexter Avenue King Memorial Church, today, Montgomery manages to preserve the old southern charm with a modern sophistication. For fans of the southern charm that will make you feel at home, here are our top picks for traveling in a charter bus in Montgomery, Alabama.

1. Alabama Shakespeare Festival – This is one of the most amazing festivals we have ever witnessed and it is rightfully named as the fifth largest festivals in the world! Many groups rent charter buses just for this festival alone. Even for those non-literary buffs it will be well worth your time. Admission and parking to Blount Cultural Park is free, but paid admission is necessary to witness the theatrical productions. But for some productions as low as $15 this is a great deal for fully professional classical theater. For more information on Alabama Shakespeare Festival, visit their website or call (800) 841-4ASF

Klein and Son – Klein and Son is a specialty shop that let’s you take home with you fine jewelry and gifts for your loved ones back home. This Montgomery specialty shop is worth a visit is because everything from fine porcelain and Chinas totally bowled us over. There are diamond pieces and a wide range of pearl items on sale too! Klein and Son dates as far back as 1893 and opens Mon to Friday from 10am – 5.30pm and on Saturday, they close an hour earlier.

3. Hidden Lily – Art fans should have their charter bus rental in Montgomery stop at Hidden Lily to take a look at some of the best masterpieces from artists from all around the world. Hidden Lily features not only local artists but they have an eyeful of oil and canvas work, pottery and glassware from renowned International artists.

4. Montgomery Zoo – Kids may not appreciate the historical and artistic elements that is prominent in this Alabama city, so, take the Montgomery charter bus rental to the Montgomery Zoo for a totally unique experience. The Montgomery zoo features a barrier-less concept whereby the visitors AND animals can freely roam about and interact among each other. There are over 800 animals on exhibit here, so, the kids will be thrilled for sure!

5. Gator’s – After a day of history, art and nature, it’s time to sit back and relax a little. We recommend a nice meal, a couple of drinks and live entertainment should do the trick. That’s why you should take the rented charter bus to Gator’s, one of Montgomery’s best hidden secrets. The atmosphere of Great Louisiana bayou ambience and the dress code is casual.

So, if you’re game for some history and good ole natured fun, charter a bus to Montgomery, Alabama now!

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Taking kids on a charter bus trip in Birmingham during the Holidays

February 28th, 2007

After the trip to Disneyland, last holiday season, I told our large extended family that we needed a change of pace from going on the typical tourist spots for vacation. No doubt, the kids loved it but, a friend suggested renting a charter bus to Birmingham, the city of iron and steel. Although it didn’t sound like The Magic Kingdom, we found some brochures and called The BusBank for our Birmingham charter bus rental. What we found was a hidden gem for vacation travelers.

The first stop for the charter bus was, of course, the magnificent Vulcan Park. It was there that stands a statue of the Roman god of fire and forge! I told the kids that this statue has been standing guard over Birmingham since 1904 and my small daughter asked, “Can I shake his hand?”. We went up the observatory balcony and everyone just ooh-ed and aah-ed until the kids needed to eat.

While I personally wanted a taste of Birmingham’s Italian cuisine, I was vetoed by the kids and we ended up in Hamburger Heaven – but boy, was I surprised! I’d have to say that they just about serve the best hamburgers we have ever had on vacation. I fell in love with their cornballs and packed on a few pounds when we finally hopped back on to the charter bus. The whole family had loads to fill their tummies, trust me. And we even bought some for the charter bus driver, Stan. He was just as amazed as we were with the quality of the food.

Birmingham has a lot to offer if you travel via a charter bus and if that is what you intend to do when the next holiday season creeps up, then you have to head on to the Birmingham Children’s Theatre. There are many simplified versions of classic tales and events that will be played out at the theatre such as Snow White, and Little Red Riding Hood. You’ll have a tough time dragging them out of the theatre and back up the charter bus. Be sure to do the same as we did and call The BusBank for your Birmingham, Alabama charter bus needs, you will not regret it!  

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