TUNICA CASINOS, MEMPHIS & THE KING
Monday - Saturday June 14 - 19, 2010
$672 per person ($99 single supplement)
Tunica, located along the Mississippi River, was historically an
agricultural region but, with the legalization of gaming, it has become the
“gaming capital of the south” and currently has 11 casinos. Historic Downtown
Tunica, about ten miles south of the casino resort area, combines old southern
charm with the amenities of a modern community. With 24-hour non-stop gaming
action, along with top performers and entertainers, there is so much to do.
While three of our nights will include rooms at one of the top casinos, the
coach will also be taking you to at least two other casinos for visits with
additional bonuses and a side trip to the Bluesville Museum.
You should also be enjoying our visit and tour of Elvis Presley’s Graceland
Mansion along with time to dine along Beale Street in Memphis. Eight meals are
included in this package. Since we’ll be traveling through “Kentucky’s Bourbon
Region”, we’ll be visiting Jim Beam’s American Outpost and, enroute home, where
bats are made at the Louisville Slugger Plant & Museum. Each person will be
receiving a miniature souvenir bat.
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