Day-by-Day Itinerary
May 10 – May 31, 2026🎡 Phase 1 — Decatur → Pigeon Forge → Washington DC → East Stroudsburg
Sun
10
May
🚗 Depart Decatur → Pigeon Forge, TN Drive ~4 hrs
Head north on I-75 to I-40 E. Clean, flat highway drive — easy with the camper. Arrive Pigeon Forge mid-afternoon. Check into Pigeon Forge RV Resort or Up the Creek. Walk the Parkway, grab dinner, get settled.
Mon
11
May
🎡 Pigeon Forge — Andria works, Dollywood evening Andria works 8–5Evening: Dollywood
Andria holds down the office. You: explore Gatlinburg (~20 min), hike Alum Cave Trail in the Smokies, or ride the Parkway. After 5pm: Dollywood until 8pm — Flower & Food Festival, NightFlight Expedition, Forever Country show.
Tue
12
May
🎡 Pigeon Forge — second Dollywood evening, then big drive Andria works 8–5Drive ~5.5 hrs after 5pm ⚠
Andria works. You: Dollywood again for anything missed, or explore Gatlinburg. At 5:30pm, hit the road for the DC area — this is the one over-limit drive of the trip. Take I-40 E → I-81 N → I-66 E. Arrive Cherry Hill Park, College Park MD around 11pm–midnight. Well worth it for 3 full DC days.
Wed
13
May
🏛 Washington DC — Day 1 Andria works 8–5National Mall
Cherry Hill Park Metro bus stops at the campground entrance — ride straight to DC, no driving. Andria works. You: Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Korea Memorial, WWII Memorial, Washington Monument. All free, all walkable on the Mall. Evening: return together for dinner if Andria is up for it.
Thu
14
May
🏛 Washington DC — Day 2 Andria works 8–5Smithsonians
Metro back into DC. Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum, Natural History, American History — all free, all world-class. Arlington National Cemetery is a must. Jefferson Memorial at dusk is stunning. Take the Metro back and have dinner at Cherry Hill's café or a nearby spot.
Fri
15
May
🏛 Washington DC — Day 3, then drive to Travis's! Andria works 8–5Drive ~4 hrs after 5pmArrive Travis's
Andria finishes the work week at 5pm. Load up and head northeast — I-95 N → I-295 N → I-78 E → I-80 E. Arrive East Stroudsburg around 9–10pm Friday night. Park the rig at Mountain Vista Campground or Cranberry Run. Travis awaits! 🎉 No wasted Saturday morning — you wake up already there.
🏙 Phase 2 — East Stroudsburg Stay + Day Trips (May 16–23)
Sat
16
May
🏠 First full day with Travis — settle in Travis visit
You arrived last night — wake up already at Travis's. Rest day, explore the Poconos together, hike Dingmans Falls or the Delaware Water Gap. Easy dog walks for Millie and Sadie. No agenda, just decompress after a big travel week.
Sun
17
May
🏠 Day 2 with Travis — explore the area Travis visit
Full free day. Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, Pocono breweries, local trails. Great dog country. Prep for the work week ahead.
Mon
18
May
🎲 Day Trip: Casino — Mount Airy Resort Day trip ~20 minAndria works 8–5
Mount Airy Casino Resort in Mount Pocono is only 20 minutes from East Stroudsburg — full casino, great dining, hotel spa. Easy afternoon trip after Andria logs off. Sands Bethlehem (~40 min) is a larger alternative.
Tue
19
May
🌆 Day Trip: New York City — Broadway show #1! Andria works 8–5Evening trip ~1.5 hrs
Leave rig and dogs at Travis's. Drive in after 5pm — park in Hoboken/Jersey City and take PATH train (~$3), or drive to a midtown garage. Dinner in the Theater District, catch your first show (see Event Tix tab). Stay overnight at a pet-friendly hotel if Andria comes too. Back to Travis's next morning.
Wed
20
May
🌆 Day Trip: New York City — Broadway show #2! Andria works 8–5Evening trip ~1.5 hrs
Back to NYC for round two — a totally different show. If Tuesday was rock spectacle (Lost Boys, Chess), go intimate Wednesday (Every Brilliant Thing, Ragtime). Or flip the order. Two completely different nights in the city. Stay at the same pet-friendly hotel or head back to Travis's after the curtain. Back by morning either way.
Thu
21
May
🔔 Day Trip: Philadelphia — your first visit! Day trip ~2 hrs
Leave rig at Travis's. Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Reading Terminal Market, Pat's or Geno's cheesesteak (both on Passyunk Ave, open 24/7). Very walkable historic district. Go after Andria's workday for dinner + evening, or go solo during the day.
Fri
22
May
🏠 Friday with Travis Travis visitAndria works 8–5
Andria finishes the work week. Evening out with Travis — Pocono breweries, dinner downtown Stroudsburg, or a second NYC or Philly run if the itch is there. Two more full days in the area before the Sunday drive west.
🌊 Phase 3 — West to Adrian, MI (May 23 – June 1)
Sat
23
May
🏠 Last full day with Travis Travis visit
Final day in East Stroudsburg. Relax, hang out, last meals together. Say goodbyes. Stock up on groceries and supplies — long stretch of driving ahead starting tomorrow.
Sun
24
May
🚗 East Stroudsburg → Finger Lakes (Watkins Glen) Drive ~4 hrs
Head northwest on I-80 W → I-380 N → I-81 N → I-86 W → NY-14. Arrive Watkins Glen / Seneca Lake area in the afternoon. Set up camp at Finger Lakes RV Resort — arrive in time to walk the trail to the wineries before sunset. ⚠ Memorial Day weekend — book well in advance.
Mon
25
May
🍷 Finger Lakes — full explore day Memorial Day
Free day — no work! Watkins Glen gorge trail: 85 minutes, 19 waterfalls, one of the top short hikes in the Northeast. Seneca Lake wineries all 10–20 min away (most welcome dogs). Evening: lakeside dinner or wine cruise. Millie and Sadie will love the trails here.
Tue
26
May
🍷 Finger Lakes — Andria works, you explore Andria works 8–5
Andria works. You: Corning Museum of Glass (~30 min south) is genuinely world-class — ~$22 admission, ticket valid two days. More wineries, kayaking on Seneca Lake, or a second pass through the gorge trail with the dogs.
Wed
27
May
🚗 Finger Lakes → Niagara Falls Drive ~2.5 hrs after 5pmAndria works 8–5
Andria works. After 5pm drive west on I-90 → I-190 N. Arrive HTR Niagara on Grand Island early evening. Check in and head straight to the Falls — nothing prepares you for Niagara at night. The illuminations run until midnight.
Thu
28
May
🌊 Niagara Falls — full day Andria works 8–5Cave of the Winds
Andria works. You: Niagara Falls State Park (free), Cave of the Winds (get completely soaked — worth it), Maid of the Mist boat tour. Dogs welcome on park paths — leave them at camp for the boat. Buffalo wings at Anchor Bar in the evening (the original, on Main St).
Fri
29
May
🚗 Niagara Falls → Sandusky, OH Drive ~3.5 hrs eveningAndria works 8–5
Andria finishes the week at 5pm. Hit I-90 W along Lake Erie — straight shot through Pennsylvania and into Ohio. Arrive Sandusky area by 9pm. Bayfront Resort at Cross View is the top pick — Lake Erie waterfront, and you can see Cedar Point coasters lit up at night from your site. 🎢
Sat
30
May
🎢 Sandusky — free day Cedar Point!
Free Saturday. Cedar Point is America's roller coaster capital — right on I-90. Lake Erie waterfront, Bayfront Resort has stunning views of the coasters from the campsite. Good final full leisure day before the last push tonight or tomorrow.
Sat
31
May
🚗 Sandusky → Adrian, MI — final leg! Drive ~1.5 hrsFinal Destination
Easy final push on I-90 W → I-280 N → US-23 N → US-223 W. Arrive Adrian College, 110 S Madison St on Saturday evening. Settle in, Sunday to decompress. On time, Andria never missed a workday, Millie and Sadie survived the whole adventure. Mission accomplished! 🐾🎉
Campsites, RV Parks & Hotels
Top picks at every stop⚠ Booking priority: Finger Lakes RV Resort (May 24–26) and HTR Niagara (May 27–28) both fall around Memorial Day weekend and will fill fast. Book those two this week. All RV parks below are confirmed pet-friendly — verify dog size/count policies when booking for Millie and Sadie.
Pigeon Forge, TN
May 10–11 · 2 nights
⭐ Top Pick
Pigeon Forge RV Resort
Heated saltwater pool, concrete pads with patios, close to the Parkway and minutes from Dollywood. Excellent bath house, laundry, very welcoming staff.
📞 (865) 428-5841
pigeonforgerv.com ↗Up the Creek RV Camp
Quieter, nature-feel, big sites. On the Pigeon Forge trolley loop — ride straight to Dollywood & Gatlinburg! Full hookups, no bath house. A beloved local favorite.
📞 (865) 453-8474
upthecreekrvcamp.com ↗Rivers Edge Campground
Riverside sites, great concrete pads, walkable to restaurants. Smaller and fills fast. Nicest bath house in the area per reviews.
📞 (877) 881-7222
stayriveredge.com ↗Washington DC Area — Cherry Hill Park, College Park MD
May 12–15 · 4 nights · Metro bus stops at campground entrance — no driving into DC
⭐ Top Pick
Cherry Hill Park
The #1 rated RV park for DC access. Metro bus stops at the campground entrance, plus a free shuttle to College Park Metro Station. Huge pull-through sites for big rigs, heated pool, café, mini golf, walking trails. Immaculate bath houses. One of the best-reviewed RV parks on the entire East Coast.
📞 (301) 937-7116
cherryhillpark.com ↗Greenbelt Park (NPS)
National Park Service campground — wooded, quiet, beautiful forest setting. 7–8 miles from Greenbelt Metro. Only $20/night. Very basic but stunning natural setting. Great backup if Cherry Hill is full.
📞 (771) 208-1588
Reserve at recreation.gov ↗Greenville Farm Family Campground
Peaceful countryside in Haymarket, VA (~45 min west of DC). Park free at Manassas station and take VRE commuter train to Union Station (55 min). Spacious sites, beautiful farmland surroundings.
📞 (703) 754-7944
View on Good Sam ↗East Stroudsburg, PA (Travis's area)
May 16–23 · 8 nights · Leave rig parked here for all NYC/Philly/Casino day trips
⭐ Top Pick
Mountain Vista Campground
Quiet, well-kept, beautiful grounds. Great hosts. Close to Delaware Water Gap. Customers return for 10+ years. Full hookups.
📞 (570) 223-0111
mountainvistacampground.com ↗Cranberry Run Campground
Very welcoming family-owned camp, spacious sites, great for dog walks. Family hosts are exceptional. Short drive to town and Water Gap trails.
📞 (570) 426-0680
cranberryruncampground.com ↗Pocono Vacation Park
Decent backup if others are full. Good location and long-term-friendly setup. Family atmosphere, pool on-site.
📞 (570) 424-2587
poconovacationpark.com ↗New York City — Pet-Friendly Hotels Near the Theater District
May 19–20 · 2 nights · Leave rig at Travis's · Both dogs under 50 lbs ✓
Recommendation: Book Kimpton Theta for both nights — no pet fee for any size dog is rare in Manhattan, and staying the same hotel Monday and Tuesday avoids double check-ins. It's a 5-min walk from the Palace Theatre (Lost Boys), Imperial Theatre (Chess), and Broadhurst (Cats). Call ahead to confirm Millie and Sadie are on the reservation.
🏆 Best Pick
Kimpton Theta Hotel
Pets of any size stay completely free — no fee at all. Rooms stocked with treats, bowls, and beds on arrival. Nightly hosted wine reception and pets are welcome to join. Blocks from Central Park (dogs off-leash 6–9am). Best overall value for two nights with Millie & Sadie.
🐾 No pet fee · Any size · 485 W 48th St
hoteltheta.com ↗
🎸 Hard Rock Hotel
"Unleashed" program — dogs get a sWAG bag on arrival, velvet memory foam beds, and a personalized Spotify playlist. Concierge curates dog walkers and dog-friendly restaurants. Steps from the Palace Theatre. The rock-and-roll vibe fits the trip perfectly.
🐾 Pet fee applies · Under 50 lbs ✓ · 159 W 48th St
hardrock.com/new-york ↗
🗽 Hilton New York Times Square
Welcomes 2 dogs up to 75 lbs at $75/night. Pet beds, bowls, and treats available. Reliable, well-located chain hotel right in the Theater District. Good option if Kimpton and Hard Rock are sold out.
🐾 $75/night pet fee · Up to 75 lbs ✓ · 234 W 42nd St
hilton.com ↗
🌴 Ameritania at Times Square
Book directly and add pets in advance — their Paws in the City package waives the $50/night fee entirely. Includes plush dog bed, bowls, treats. Steps from Bryant Park and Central Park. Best budget-friendly option.
🐾 Fee waived w/ direct booking · Any size · 2120 Broadway
ameritanianyc.com ↗
🌅 Margaritaville Resort Times Square
Tropical resort vibe right in Times Square. Flat $100 fee per stay (not per night) — good value for two nights. Bryant Park a short walk away. Outdoor pool and rooftop bar.
🐾 $100 flat fee per stay · Up to 25 lbs ⚠ · 560 7th Ave
margaritavilleresorts.com ↗
⏱ Tempo by Hilton Times Square
Modern, rooftop terrace with skyline views. Steps from Broadway theaters. Accepts 2 dogs up to 50 lbs. Note: pet fee is $250 per pet per stay — steep for a short visit, so factor that in when comparing room rates.
🐾 $250/pet per stay ⚠ · Up to 50 lbs ✓ · 1568 Broadway
hilton.com/tempo-times-square ↗
Finger Lakes, NY
May 24–26 · 3 nights · ⚠️ Book immediately — Memorial Day weekend
⭐ Top Pick
Finger Lakes RV Resort
Best-rated park on the whole trip. Immaculate bathhouse, brand-new clubhouse, walking distance to two wineries via trail, dog park on-site. Seneca Lake, Hector, NY.
📞 (607) 375-7587
fingerlakesrvresort.com ↗Six Nations Camping Area
Right inside Watkins Glen State Park — electric only but incredibly convenient for gorge hiking. Walk to the upper entrance at sunrise before crowds arrive.
📞 (607) 535-4511
Reserve at ReserveAmerica ↗Clute Memorial Park
On Seneca Lake in Watkins Glen village, walking distance to restaurants, state park, boat rides. Very dog-friendly — most wineries welcome dogs too.
📞 (607) 535-4438
senecalakeevents.org/campground ↗Niagara Falls, NY
May 27–28 · 2 nights · ⚠️ Book soon
⭐ Top Pick
HTR Niagara Campground & Resort
Top-rated on Grand Island, 15 minutes from the Falls. Massive amenity set, wooded and open sites. Consistently the best reviews in the area. Book well in advance.
📞 (716) 773-7600
htrresorts.com/niagara ↗Niagara Falls / Grand Island KOA Holiday
Right next door to HTR, reliable KOA quality, dog-friendly cabins available. Shuttle to Niagara Falls State Park on-site. Good backup if HTR is full.
📞 (716) 773-7583
koa.com/niagara-falls-new-york ↗Niagara Falls Campground & Lodging
Closest campground to the Falls — good for a single night if you want to walk to the park. More basic than the others. Level sites, clean showers.
📞 (716) 731-3434
Sandusky, OH
May 29–30 · 2 nights
⭐ Top Pick
Bayfront Resort at Cross View
Lake Erie waterfront views — you can watch Cedar Point roller coasters from your campsite! Spotless, intimate resort. Stunning sunsets over the lake.
📞 (419) 502-2555
bayfrontresortohio.com ↗Sandusky RV Resort
Pool, dog park, close to all Sandusky activities including Cedar Point. Solid mid-range option with good amenities and friendly staff.
📞 (419) 379-9601
rvcoutdoors.com/sandusky-rv-resort ↗Sandusky Milan RV Park
Off I-90, convenient, quiet, close to Cedar Point and downtown Sandusky. Clean showers, pool, game room. Easy one-night highway stop.
📞 (419) 499-4627
sanduskymilanrvpark.com ↗Event Tickets & Attractions
Prices, links & booking notes for every stop🎡 Dollywood — Pigeon Forge, TN · May 10–11
You're there during the Flower & Food Festival (April 18–June 7). Open 10am–8pm. New for 2026: NightFlight Expedition — largest attraction in Dollywood history. Check the daily show schedule on the Dollywood app when you arrive. dollywood.com/tickets ↗
🎡 Dollywood — 1-Day Admission
Pick-a-Day tickets (date-specific) offer the best savings — prices vary by day. Flex tickets (any operating day) cost slightly more. All shows included in admission: Forever Country (through June 6), The Dolly Parton Experience, Southern Gospel at Showstreet Palace, and the new NightFlight Expedition ride. Book Pick-a-Day online for best price.
Buy Tickets ↗From
$95/adult
Pick-a-Day from $94.99
Flex ticket from $99.99
Ages 3 & under free
🐴 Dolly Parton's Stampede — Dinner Show
One of the most celebrated dinner shows in the country — 32 horses and skilled riders performing extraordinary equestrian feats in a 35,000 sq ft arena. New show for 2026: Rebecca, featuring flying horses, aerialists, and special effects, closing with Dolly Parton's "Color Me America." Four-course feast included: cream of vegetable soup, roast chicken, pulled pork, and more. Pre-show live bluegrass and country music in the Saloon. Show runs ~1.5 hours. Arrive 30–45 min early. Vegetarian and gluten-free meals available on request.
Buy Tickets ↗From
$60/adult
Prices vary by date
Dinner included
Book online in advance
🏴☠️ Pirates Voyage — Dinner Show
Blackbeard and Calico Jack lead the Crimson and Sapphire pirate crews in an epic battle on land, deck, in water, and high above full-sized pirate ships — in a 15-foot deep indoor lagoon. Live sea lions, tropical birds, mermaids, acrobatics, and pyrotechnics. Four-course feast included: Buccaneer Biscuit, creamy vegetable soup, pan-fried chicken, sugar-cured ham, and Apple O' Me Eye Pie. Show runs ~90 min. Doors open 1 hour before showtime. Pirate and mermaid makeovers available for kids before the show. Coupon: use code MYPF26 for $3 off adult tickets (call to redeem).
Buy Tickets ↗From
$60+/adult
Dinner included
Book online in advance
Code MYPF26 = $3 off
🏛 Washington DC — May 13–15
Most Smithsonian museums are completely free with no tickets needed. However, several popular sites require free timed-entry passes booked in advance — book the ones below now, they go fast in peak May season.
🦕 Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
One of the most visited museums in the world — and completely free with no advance passes needed. Over 145 million specimens including the Hope Diamond, a massive blue whale skeleton, and the extraordinary Deep Time fossil hall. Open 10am–5:30pm daily. Just walk up and go through security — no reservation, no passes, no fees.
Plan Visit ↗Admission
FREE
No passes needed
Open 10am–5:30pm
🚀 National Air & Space Museum
One of the most visited museums in the world. Free timed-entry passes required for all visitors — released ~1 month before your visit date. Reserve up to nine passes. IMAX theater available separately (~$10). Ongoing renovations but core collections open.
Reserve Free Pass ↗Admission
FREE
Timed pass required
Book ~1 month ahead
🗽 Washington Monument
Free timed-entry tickets released on a rolling 90-day basis at recreation.gov. Same-day tickets released each morning at the monument but go quickly in peak season. All visitors including children 2+ need a ticket.
Reserve Free Ticket ↗Admission
FREE
Timed ticket required
Books up fast in May
📜 National Archives — Original Documents
See the original Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights in the Rotunda. Free general admission or $1 timed-entry ticket recommended to avoid waits. June–September 2026 passes were released May 4, 2026 — book now.
Reserve Tickets ↗Admission
FREE/$1
$1 timed-entry online
Free walk-up available
🆓 No Ticket Needed — DC Walk-Up Attractions
Lincoln Memorial (open 24/7 — stunning at night) · Vietnam Veterans Memorial · Korean War Veterans Memorial · WWII Memorial · MLK Jr. Memorial · Jefferson Memorial (beautiful at dusk) · Smithsonian Natural History Museum (no passes needed, open 10am–5:30pm) · Smithsonian American History Museum (no passes needed) · National Gallery of Art (free, no passes) · Arlington National Cemetery (free, across the bridge) · Ford's Theatre (free timed ticket, $3 fee online — Lincoln assassination site).
🎭 Broadway — New York City · May 19 & 20
Leave the rig at Travis's. Drive in after 5pm — park in Hoboken or Jersey City and take the PATH train to 33rd St (~$3). All seven shows running in May 2026. Rick's picks: The Lost Boys (rock score, 12 Tony noms) or Ragtime (greatest singing on Broadway right now). Chess for any music lover — ABBA score, Aaron Tveit, Lea Michele (her final performance is May 24 — your May 19–20 window is perfect!). NYC pet-friendly hotels: see the Campsites & Hotels tab.
🩸 The Lost Boys Rick's Pick #1
Based on the 1987 vampire film. 12 Tony nominations including Best Musical — most nominated of the season. Rock score by indie band The Rescues. Stars Shoshana Bean. Spectacular aerial staging. Running time: 2 hrs 40 min.
Buy Tickets ↗ $45 Lottery ↗From
$59/ea
$45 rush · $45 lottery
🎼 Ragtime Rick's Pick #2
11 Tony nominations. Stars Joshua Henry — his singing is being called some of the greatest ever heard on Broadway. Running at 99.84% capacity. Running time: 2 hrs 45 min. Lincoln Center is 10-min cab from Times Square.
Buy Tickets ↗ $49 Lottery ↗From
$62/ea
$49 lottery · $32 rush
♟ Chess Music Lover's Pick
First Broadway revival in nearly 40 years. Stars Aaron Tveit, Lea Michele (final performance May 24 — your window is perfect!), and Nicholas Christopher. Score by ABBA's Benny Andersson & Björn Ulvaeus, lyrics by EGOT winner Tim Rice. Hits: "Anthem," "Nobody's Side," "Heaven Help My Heart." Running time: 2 hrs 40 min.
Buy Tickets ↗ $49 Lottery ↗From
$62/ea
$49 lottery · $49 rush
🥂 The Great Gatsby
Stars Reeve Carney and Eva Noblezada. Jazz-pop score, lavish Art Deco set, vintage cars onstage. Running time: 2 hrs 30 min.
Buy Tickets ↗ $40 Rush / $45 Lottery ↗From
$59/ea
$40 rush · $45 lottery
🐱 Cats: The Jellicle Ball
Cats reimagined through 1980s underground ballroom and drag culture. The wildcard of the list — unlike anything else on Broadway. 9 Tony nominations. Running time: 2 hrs 25 min.
Buy Tickets ↗ $45 Rush ↗From
$77/ea
$45 in-person rush
✨ Every Brilliant Thing ⚠ Radcliffe closes May 24!
Daniel Radcliffe in a one-person interactive play. Audience members receive numbered cue cards and are called upon. Running time: 85 min, no intermission. Selling at 99% capacity — book immediately for Radcliffe.
Buy Tickets ↗ $45 Rush ↗From
$78/ea
99% capacity
$45 TodayTix 9am
⚡ Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Tom Felton reprises Draco Malfoy in his stage debut. The entire theater is transformed into the wizarding world. Note: Full experience is two parts, each ~2.5 hrs — most see both on the same day (matinee + evening).
Buy Tickets ↗ $40 Friday Lottery ↗From
$80/ea
$40 Friday lottery
$45 rush at box office
🔔 Philadelphia — Thursday May 21
2026 is Philadelphia's biggest year ever — the city is hosting America's 250th birthday celebrations and FIFA World Cup matches. Leave the rig at Travis's. Park in Cherry Hill NJ and take the PATCO train into Center City (~20 min, ~$3). The entire historic core is walkable.
🔔 Liberty Bell Center
No timed tickets needed — just walk up and go through security. Covers the bell's history from 1751 through its role as a symbol for abolitionists and suffragists. Quick but genuinely moving. Right next to Independence Hall.
Plan Visit ↗Admission
FREE
No tickets needed
🏛 Independence Hall
Where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were signed. Timed tours required — book at recreation.gov ($1 fee, up to 9 tickets per account). Tours every 30 minutes. George Washington's original chair is still in the Assembly Room. Arrive 30 min early for security screening.
Book at Recreation.gov ↗Admission
FREE+$1
$1 processing fee
Book ahead — fills fast
⚔️ Museum of the American Revolution
Steps from the Liberty Bell. Washington's original campaign tent is the centerpiece. Current special exhibition: Banners of Liberty — original Revolutionary War flags. Plan 2–3 hours. No advance reservation required but recommended in peak season.
Buy Tickets ↗Adults
~$22/ea
Book online recommended
🍽 Free & Walk-Up Philadelphia Highlights
Reading Terminal Market (1136 Arch St) — free to enter, get the pork sandwich at DiNic's or maple bacon donut at Beiler's · Elfreth's Alley — America's oldest continuously inhabited residential street, free to walk · Rocky Statue & Art Museum Steps (2600 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy) — free, iconic · Pat's King of Steaks (1237 E Passyunk Ave) — the original cheesesteak, open 24/7 · National Constitution Center (525 Arch St) — paid, interactive and excellent · Carpenters' Hall (320 Chestnut St) — free, site of the first Continental Congress.
🍷 Finger Lakes — May 24–26
Dogs & the Gorge Trail: Millie and Sadie are NOT allowed on the Gorge Trail — only on the outer Rim Trails. You'll need to hike the gorge solo or leave them at camp. The Rim Trails are dog-friendly and beautiful in their own right. Construction note: Main tunnel entrance closed mid-2025 but full reopening anticipated for summer 2026. Confirm current access at (607) 535-4511 before visiting.
🌊 Watkins Glen State Park — Gorge Trail
Named #3 State Park in America. The Gorge Trail winds 1.5 miles past 19 waterfalls — 400-foot cliff walls, carved tunnels, and Cavern Cascade where you walk behind the falls. About 1.5–2 hours. No advance booking — just show up and pay the vehicle fee. Arrive early to beat Memorial Day weekend crowds. Free guided gorge tours available in summer through the park.
Park Info ↗Entry
$10/car
No advance booking
Arrive early!
🏺 Corning Museum of Glass
World's largest glass museum — 35 centuries of glass art and innovation. Live hot glass shows run daily in the amphitheater (free with admission). Interactive Make Your Own Glass workshops available separately ($25–$65). Ticket valid for two consecutive days. Book online in advance.
Buy Tickets ↗Adults
~$22/ea
2-day ticket included
Under 17 always free
🍷 Seneca Lake Wine Trail — 30+ Wineries
World-class Rieslings and Gewürztraminers. Most wineries are within 10–20 min of Watkins Glen. Many welcome leashed dogs on their patios. No booking required — walk in. Standouts: Seneca Lake Winery, Wagner Vineyards, Lamoreaux Landing (stunning lake views), Watkins Glen Harbor Hotel Deck (lakefront). Tasting fees typically $5–$15/person, often waived with a bottle purchase.
senecalakewine.com ↗🌊 Niagara Falls, NY — May 27–28
Drive the Silverado 15 min from HTR Niagara on Grand Island to Niagara Falls State Park. Dogs are welcome on leash throughout the park and paths — just not on the Maid of the Mist boats. Best day strategy: Maid of the Mist in the morning (shorter lines) → Cave of the Winds afternoon → Falls illumination at dusk.
⛴ Maid of the Mist Boat Tour
The iconic boat ride since 1846 — takes you to the base of Horseshoe Falls. Surrounded on three sides by the falls. Rain poncho provided but you will still get wet. Buy online to skip the ticket window line. No assigned departure time — board when ready. Dogs NOT allowed on the boat. Operating hours ~9am–6pm+.
Buy Tickets ↗Adults
$30.25
Ages 6–12: $19.75
Under 5: Free
🌀 Cave of the Winds
Walk out onto the Hurricane Deck — wooden walkways within feet of Bridal Veil Falls. Winds up to 68 mph. You WILL get completely soaked — embrace it. Tickets are timed and must be purchased at the Cave of the Winds or Ralph C. Wilson Welcome Center on arrival (not available online). Make this your first stop in the park to grab a time slot. Ponchos included.
Park Info ↗Adults
$23/ea
Ages 3–12: $19
Buy at park only
🆓 Free Niagara Falls Experiences
Prospect Point Observation Deck — top-down view of American Falls (free) · Goat Island — walk to Three Sisters Islands, Luna Island, and the edge of the falls · Niagara Gorge Rim Walkway — incredible views · Falls Illumination — every evening at dusk, the falls are lit in color until midnight (free, no tickets) · Nikola Tesla Monument — Tesla harnessed the falls' power in 1896 · Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino — free to enter, gaming tables & restaurants, steps from the park.
🎢 Cedar Point — Sandusky, OH · May 29–30
Buy online — do not pay gate price. Gate price hit $105 in 2026 for the first time ever, but online day tickets start at $52 — nearly 50% savings. Buy at cedarpoint.com before you go. Open daily 10am from May 9. Dogs not allowed inside the park — they'll be at Bayfront Resort watching coasters from the campsite. 🎢
🎢 Cedar Point — Single Day Admission
18 roller coasters — the most coaster-dense park in the world. Legendary rides: Millennium Force, Steel Vengeance, Maverick, Top Thrill 2, Valravn. New in 2025: Siren's Curse — North America's tallest, fastest, longest tilt coaster. Parking ~$25 extra. AAA members can save an additional 10–40%. Buy online well before you go for the best price.
Buy Online from $52 ↗Online from
$52/adult
Gate price: $105 ⚠
Buy online — save ~50%
Parking: ~$25 extra
🎟 Broadway savings: TKTS booth (47th & Broadway) — same-day 20–50% off, open noon for evening shows · BroadwayBox.com — discount codes for Gatsby, Cats, Harry Potter · TodayTix app — rush tickets at 9am · Digital lotteries — enter the day before for $45–49 tickets on most shows. 🏨 NYC pet-friendly hotels for Millie & Sadie: see the Campsites & Hotels tab.
Routes & Driving Notes
Legs, traffic tips, construction alerts & big-rig guidanceRig: 2023 Chevy Silverado + 27-ft travel camper. Max drive target 3–4 hrs per day. All driving days are weekends or evenings after 5pm ET to protect Andria's work schedule. One planned over-limit leg: Pigeon Forge → DC (~5.5 hrs, Tuesday May 12 evening). Use Google Maps or Waze for live traffic — conditions below are general patterns based on time of day and season.
| Date | Leg | Highways | Est. Drive | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun May 10 | Decatur, GA → Pigeon Forge, TN | I-75 N → I-40 E | ~230 mi / 4 hrs ⛽ ~2 hrs: Love's · Charleston, TN I-75 Exit 33 · 24/7 ⛽ ~4 hrs: Pilot Flying J · Knoxville, TN I-40/I-75 Exit 369 · 24/7 | Sunday morning departure is ideal — minimal traffic. I-75 N through Atlanta can be congested even on weekends; leave before 10am or after noon to avoid the interchange at I-285. I-40 E into the Smokies is straightforward. Final approach into Pigeon Forge on US-441 S (the Parkway) will have typical tourist traffic — expect slowdowns near shows and attractions. |
| Tue May 12 (eve) | Pigeon Forge → Cherry Hill Park, MD | I-40 E → I-81 N → I-66 E → I-495 N | ~520 mi / 5.5–6 hrs ⛽ ~2 hrs: Flying J · Knoxville, TN I-40/I-75 Exit 369 · 24/7 ⛽ ~4 hrs: Love's · Staunton, VA I-81 Exit 213A · 24/7 | ⚠ Over-limit day — the one exception on the trip. Leave 5:30–6pm after Andria logs off. I-81 N through Virginia is fine after 6pm. The critical stretch is I-66 E into the DC area — this is one of the most congested corridors in the country during rush hour, but by 9–10pm it flows freely. Stay on I-66 E; avoid VA-7 or US-50 shortcuts with the rig. Toll note: E-ZPass required on I-66 inside the Beltway — either pay cash at the booth or use the E-ZPass transponder if you have one. Arrive Cherry Hill Park ~11pm. Call ahead — they have 24-hr check-in. |
| Fri May 15 (eve) | Cherry Hill Park, MD → East Stroudsburg, PA | I-95 N → I-295 N → I-78 E → I-80 E | ~230 mi / 4 hrs ⛽ ~2 hrs: Flying J · Carneys Point, NJ I-295 Exit 2C · 24/7 ⛽ ~4 hrs: Love's · Bloomsburg, PA I-80 Exit 242 · 24/7 | Friday evening on I-95 north of DC is notoriously congested — the corridor through Baltimore and into Delaware stays busy until 8pm+. Consider waiting until 6:30–7pm before departing to let the worst of it clear. Once past I-295 N (which bypasses the worst of Baltimore) and onto I-78 E through NJ, it smooths out. Stay on I-78 and I-80 through NJ — DO NOT let GPS route you onto local roads with the camper (low overpasses). Note: Delaware Memorial Bridge has a toll (~$6 eastbound). Arrive East Stroudsburg ~9–10pm. |
| Sun May 24 | East Stroudsburg → Watkins Glen, NY | I-80 W → I-380 N → I-81 N → I-86 W → NY-14 S | ~240 mi / 4 hrs ⛽ ~2 hrs: Love's · Binghamton, NY I-81 Exit 3 · 24/7 ⛽ ~4 hrs: Mirabito Travel Center · Horseheads, NY I-86 Exit 52 · 24/7 | Memorial Day weekend Sunday — expect heavier-than-normal traffic heading into upstate NY. Depart by 9am to stay ahead of the wave. I-81 N through Binghamton is fine. I-86 W is a relaxed rural highway. NY-14 S along Seneca Lake is the payoff — beautiful two-lane, narrow in places, fine at moderate speed with a 27-footer. The campground will be very busy; check-in early. |
| Wed May 27 (eve) | Finger Lakes → Niagara Falls, NY | NY-14 N → I-90 W (NYS Thruway) → I-190 N | ~130 mi / 2.5 hrs ⛽ ~2 hrs: Pilot Flying J · Batavia, NY I-90 Exit 48A · 24/7 | Depart after 5pm. The NYS Thruway (I-90) is a toll road — have E-ZPass or cash ready (~$8–12 westbound through this stretch). I-190 N to Grand Island is straightforward. Exit at NY-324 W for HTR Niagara. Do NOT take the rig into downtown Niagara Falls — streets are tourist-congested and not trailer-friendly. Drive the Silverado to the park. |
| Fri May 29 (eve) | Niagara Falls → Sandusky, OH | I-90 W through NY → PA → OH | ~200 mi / 3.5 hrs ⛽ ~2 hrs: Pilot Flying J · Erie, PA I-90 Exit 27 · 24/7 | Depart after Andria logs off at 5pm. I-90 W is a toll road through New York and Pennsylvania — have cash or E-ZPass ready. PA Turnpike toll near Erie: ~$5–8. The stretch along Lake Erie through Pennsylvania (Erie area) can have construction ongoing — check PENNDOT.gov closer to your trip date. Ohio portion is clean and flat. Cedar Point / Sandusky exit: OH-4 / OH-269 to Rte 250 toward Cedar Point. Bayfront Resort is on E. Shoreline Dr. Arrive ~9pm. |
| Sat May 31 (eve) | Sandusky → Adrian, MI | I-90 W → I-280 N → US-23 N → US-223 W | ~100 mi / 1.5 hrs No fuel stop needed (under 2 hrs) | Final leg — easy, flat Midwest driving with no traffic concerns on a Saturday evening. I-280 N crosses into Michigan at Toledo. US-23 N to US-223 W is a clean rural highway run. Adrian College: 110 S Madison St, Adrian MI 49221. |
🚦 Traffic, Rush Hour & Construction Alerts
- Atlanta (I-75 / I-285 interchange): One of the worst interchanges in the Southeast. On Sunday May 10 — leave Decatur before 10am or after 12pm to avoid the weekend shopping and event traffic that backs up the I-285 connector. I-285 itself can be slow any time of day near I-85 and I-75.
- I-66 E into DC (Tue May 12 evening): This corridor has HOV-3 requirements and tolls during peak hours (roughly 5:30–9:30am and 3–7pm). Leaving at 5:30pm you'll catch the tail end of outbound evening rush. By 7–8pm it's clear. The toll can be steep during peak ($15–50+) but drops to free/near-free off-peak. You'll be entering around 9–10pm — no toll concerns at that hour.
- I-95 Baltimore corridor (Fri May 15 evening): The section from the DC Beltway through Baltimore and into Delaware is consistently one of the worst stretches in the country on Friday afternoons. The bottleneck at the I-695 Baltimore Beltway and the Fort McHenry Tunnel clears by around 8pm. Waiting until 6:30–7pm before departing Cherry Hill Park is strongly recommended.
- Delaware Memorial Bridge: On your Friday May 15 route (I-295 N). Eastbound toll ~$6. Can have backups on Friday evenings heading toward NJ — usually clears after 7pm.
- NJ / I-78 overpass clearances: Stay on I-78 E and I-80 E through New Jersey with the camper. Local GPS shortcuts through residential NJ towns often involve overpasses and low bridges. Ignore any GPS routing that takes you off the interstate.
- NYS Thruway (I-90) tolls: The Thruway runs from the NY-PA border through Buffalo and into central NY. Cash and E-ZPass accepted. Expect ~$8–15 westbound from Finger Lakes to Niagara. Keep change or card accessible at toll plazas.
- PA I-90 construction (Erie area): PennDOT has had ongoing corridor work on I-90 through the Erie metro. Check PENNDOT.gov or 511PA.com a week before your May 29 departure. Night driving (after 5pm) typically encounters fewer active work zones.
- Memorial Day weekend traffic (May 24–25): Heavy northbound traffic on I-81 N and I-86 W heading into the Finger Lakes and Adirondacks on Memorial Day weekend. Departing Sunday morning (May 24) ahead of the main wave is the right call. Expect campground access roads and state park parking to be very busy Mon May 25.
- Niagara Falls State Park parking (May 27–28): Parking fills fast in season. Lots #2 and #3 on Goat Island are good alternatives if Lot #1 at Prospect Street is full. Consider arriving early in the morning (before 9am) if you want a prime spot.
- Apps to use: Waze or Google Maps for live traffic re-routing · GasBuddy for fuel prices along the route · 511 (state DOT apps — 511VA, 511NY, 511PA, 511OH) for construction and incident alerts · iOverlander for RV-specific routing concerns.
🚛 Big-Rig & Towing Notes
- NYC day trips (Tue/Wed May 19–20): Leave the rig parked at Travis's in East Stroudsburg. Drive the Silverado solo into the city — do NOT attempt NYC or NJ metro area with the camper attached under any circumstances.
- Philadelphia day trip (Thu May 21): Leave rig at Travis's. Drive the Silverado to Cherry Hill, NJ, park at a commuter lot, and take the PATCO train into Center City (~20 min, ~$3).
- DC sightseeing (May 13–15): Cherry Hill Park has a Metro bus stop at the campground entrance. Leave the rig parked for the full DC stay. The park also runs a free shuttle to College Park Metro Station — take the Green Line directly into downtown DC.
- NY-14 along Seneca Lake: Gorgeous two-lane with narrow shoulders in places. Perfectly manageable at 45–50 mph with a 27-ft trailer — just don't rush. Wineries and pullouts are frequent.
- Niagara Falls downtown: Drive the Silverado to the park. Downtown Niagara Falls streets were not designed for long trailers — tourist buses and narrow lanes make it genuinely unpleasant. HTR Niagara on Grand Island is only 15 min from the falls.
- Fuel planning: GasBuddy for current prices. I-81 and I-90 Ohio have frequent Flying J, Pilot, and Love's truck stops with easy pull-through lanes and diesel. Tank up before heading into downtown areas anywhere on this trip.
- Level & setup priority: Budget 30–45 min for setup at each new campsite. Call ahead on any night you're arriving after 9pm to confirm late check-in procedures — Cherry Hill Park and HTR Niagara both have 24-hr check-in.
Logistics & Planning
Work schedule, booking checklist, dogs, Broadway savings💼 Andria's Remote Work Schedule
Rule: All moves happen on weekends or evenings after 5pm ET. The rig must be parked and connected at every campsite by 8am Mon–Fri. Andria needs reliable WiFi — confirm with each campground at time of booking. Total working days on the road: 17.
| Week | Location | Campsite | WiFi Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 11–12 (Mon–Tue) | Pigeon Forge, TN | Pigeon Forge RV Resort | Good WiFi reported by reviewers · Tue May 12 is the big drive day — Andria works 8–5 then you hit the road at 5:30pm |
| May 13–15 (W–F) | Washington DC area | Cherry Hill Park, College Park MD | Metro bus at campground entrance — confirm WiFi on booking |
| May 18–22 (M–F) | East Stroudsburg, PA | Mountain Vista / Cranberry Run | Confirm WiFi — full 5-day work week here (rig stays parked May 16–23, 8 nights total) |
| May 25–27 (T–W) | Finger Lakes, NY | Finger Lakes RV Resort | Good WiFi reported · Andria works Tue–Wed · Mon is Memorial Day off |
| May 28 (Thu) | Niagara Falls, NY | HTR Niagara | Confirm WiFi on booking |
| May 30 (Fri) | Sandusky, OH | Bayfront Resort at Cross View | Confirm WiFi on booking · last work day of trip! |
🚨 Booking Checklist — Do Now
🔴 Book This Week (Memorial Day)
Finger Lakes RV Resort — May 24–26
HTR Niagara — May 27–28
Both will fill for Memorial Day weekend. Book immediately.
🟡 Book This Month (Campsites)
Cherry Hill Park (DC, May 12–15) · Pigeon Forge RV Resort (May 10–11) · Mountain Vista or Cranberry Run (East Stroudsburg, May 16–23 · 8 nights) · Bayfront Resort at Cross View (Sandusky, May 29–30)
cherryhillpark.com ↗🎭 Broadway Tickets — Book Now
Ragtime at 99.84% capacity — book immediately.
Every Brilliant Thing with Radcliffe closes May 24 — urgent.
Chess with Lea Michele closes May 24 — both your May 19 & 20 dates are in the window.
Lost Boys has $45 day-of rush but at 92% capacity it may not come through.
🏨 NYC Hotel — Book Now
Kimpton Theta Times Square — no pet fee, any size. Book both nights (Tue May 19 + Wed May 20) together and note Millie & Sadie on the reservation.
Ameritania is the backup — book direct to waive the $50/night pet fee.
🎡 Pigeon Forge Dinner Shows
Both Dolly Parton's Stampede and Pirates Voyage are popular — book in advance to get preferred showtimes. Check dates against Dollywood evenings to avoid scheduling conflicts.
dpstampede.com ↗piratesvoyage.com ↗🏛 DC Timed-Entry Passes
Book these free passes now — they go fast for peak May dates:
Air & Space Museum — releases ~30 days ahead
Washington Monument — releases 90 days ahead at recreation.gov
National Archives — June–Sept passes released May 4
🔔 Philadelphia — Independence Hall
Timed tours required — book at recreation.gov ($1 processing fee, up to 9 tickets). Tours every 30 min. Can fill up for peak May dates. Liberty Bell and all other attractions are free walk-up.
Book at recreation.gov ↗🎢 Cedar Point — Buy Online
Gate price is $105 in 2026. Online price is $52. Buy before you leave home. Parking is an additional ~$25 — factor that in. Dogs are not allowed inside the park.
cedarpoint.com ↗🐾 Millie & Sadie Travel Notes
Dog Logistics
- All recommended campgrounds are pet-friendly — verify dog size/count policies when booking
- NYC overnight: Kimpton Theta (any size, no fee) and Ameritania (fee waived with direct booking) are the top options. Hard Rock also excellent
- Dogs stay at Travis's during NYC/Philly day trips — confirm with Travis ahead of time
- Niagara Falls State Park: dogs welcome on leash on park paths. Cave of the Winds does not allow dogs — leave them at camp
- Watkins Glen State Park: dogs are NOT allowed on the Gorge Trail — Rim Trails only. You'll need to hike the gorge solo or leave Millie and Sadie at camp for that hike. The Rim Trails are dog-friendly and scenic
- Cedar Point: not dog-friendly inside the park. Bayfront Resort campground is great for dogs all day while you visit
- Pack: water bowls, food, leashes, waste bags, vet records (some campgrounds request), current flea/tick prevention for wooded areas
🚇 Transit Details — DC, NYC & Philadelphia
🏛 Washington DC — Metro (WMATA)
- From Cherry Hill Park: A Metro bus stops directly at the campground entrance and connects to College Park Metro Station (Green Line). From there, ride into downtown DC. No driving — leave the rig parked the entire stay.
- How to pay: Get a SmarTrip card — it's required for transfers and gets you the best fare. Buy one at any Metro station farecard machine ($2 for the card + load value), or add it to Apple Wallet / Google Pay via the SmarTrip app. Contactless credit/debit cards also now work at fare gates.
- Fares: Distance-based — typically $2.25–$6.75 per ride depending on distance and time of day. Off-peak (after 9:30pm and weekends) fares are lower. Budget ~$2.50/ride for typical sightseeing trips from College Park into the Mall area.
- Best deal for 3 days: A 3-Day Unlimited Pass ($35.75 total including card) covers unlimited Metro rail and bus rides — great value if you're making multiple trips daily. 1-Day Unlimited Pass is $15.50.
- Key line: Green Line from College Park → downtown DC (L'Enfant Plaza, Archives/Navy Memorial, Gallery Place). ~25 min ride.
- Children under 5 ride free.
🗽 New York City — PATH Train (NJ → Manhattan)
- From East Stroudsburg: Drive the Silverado (~1.5 hrs) to Hoboken or Journal Square in Jersey City. Park at a garage near the PATH station and ride into Midtown Manhattan. Do not bring the rig anywhere near the metro area.
- How to pay: Tap your contactless credit/debit card, phone, or smartwatch directly at the turnstile — no special card needed. Or use a TAPP card (PATH's own stored-value card) for a small per-ride discount. Buy at any PATH station machine.
- Fare (as of May 4, 2026): $3.25 per ride flat fare regardless of distance. Multi-trip TAPP bundles (10/20/40 trips) average $3.10/ride.
- Best route from Hoboken: Hoboken–33rd St line → stops at Christopher St, 9th St, 14th St, 23rd St, 33rd St. Theater District is a short walk from 33rd St. Trains run every 10 min, 10am–9pm as of the May 2026 service expansion.
- Best route from Journal Square: JSQ–33rd St line → same Manhattan stops, slightly longer ride from Jersey City. Good if parking is easier near Journal Square.
- Parking near PATH: Hoboken has several garages near the terminal (~$15–25/day). Journal Square has a large parking deck adjacent to the station. Pre-book via SpotHero or ParkWhiz for better rates.
- Round trip = $6.50 total per person. Budget ~$15–20/night for parking.
🔔 Philadelphia — PATCO Speedline (NJ → Center City)
- From East Stroudsburg: Drive the Silverado (~2 hrs) into South Jersey. Park near a PATCO station in Cherry Hill, NJ (free parking at most NJ stations) and ride into Center City Philadelphia.
- Best parking + boarding station: Woodcrest Station (large free parking lot) or Haddonfield Station (Cherry Hill area). Both have free park-and-ride.
- How to pay: As of 2026, PATCO is rolling out contactless tap-to-pay at gates — you can use your credit/debit card or phone. Traditional paper tickets still available at station vending machines (cash or card). FREEDOM Cards (PATCO's stored-value card, $5 to purchase) also accepted.
- Fare: ~$2.25–$3.50 one way depending on your boarding station. From Cherry Hill area stations to Center City Philadelphia: approximately $2.25–$3.00 one way. Trains run every 20 min, more frequently during peak hours. Ride time: ~15–20 min to Center City.
- Where it drops you: Multiple Center City stops — 9th–10th & Locust, 12th–13th & Locust, 15th–16th & Locust, City Hall, 8th & Market (all within easy walking distance of Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and Reading Terminal Market).
- Children 4 and under ride free.
🎟 Broadway Savings Guide
How to Save on Broadway Tickets
- TKTS booth (Times Square, 47th & Broadway): Same-day tickets 20–50% off. Great Gatsby and other long-running shows often available. Open noon for evening shows
- Digital lotteries: Most shows offer $45–$49 via app lottery — enter the day before. Lost Boys ($45), Ragtime ($49), Gatsby ($45), Every Brilliant Thing (TodayTix $45), HP Cursed Child ($40 Friday lottery)
- Day-of in-person rush: Show up at box office when it opens. Most shows offer $45 rush, limited to 2 per person
- TodayTix app: Every Brilliant Thing rush at 9am day-of. Good for last-minute tickets across all shows
- BroadwayBox.com: Discount codes for Gatsby, Cats Jellicle Ball, Harry Potter and many others
- Tip: You have two NYC evenings booked — Tuesday May 19 and Wednesday May 20. The Lost Boys + Chess is a killer music-lover's double. Or Lost Boys + Ragtime for pure vocal firepower. Or flip any combination — the guide has all seven shows covered.
- Chess timing note: Lea Michele plays her final performance May 24. If you want the original cast, both your May 19 and May 20 dates are well inside that window. After May 26, JoJo Levesque (Glee's "JoJo") takes over through September.
🔗 Quick Links
Dollywood Tickets
Dollywood Calendar
Dolly Parton's Stampede
Pirates Voyage
Cherry Hill Park (DC)
Air & Space Passes
National Archives Tickets
Independence Hall Tours
Museum of American Revolution
Lost Boys Tickets
Ragtime Tickets
Chess Tickets
Gatsby Tickets
Cats Jellicle Ball
Every Brilliant Thing
Harry Potter Cursed Child
TKTS Discount Tickets
TodayTix App
Kimpton Theta NYC Hotel
Watkins Glen State Park
Seneca Lake Wine Trail
Corning Museum of Glass
Finger Lakes RV Resort
Maid of the Mist
Cave of the Winds
HTR Niagara
Cedar Point Tickets
Bayfront Resort (Sandusky)