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Student tours cover a multitude of destinations, subject matter and activities.\u00a0 Thoughtful teachers and group leaders carefully decide how their trip can serve as an extension of the classroom, addressing curriculum requirements and educational objectives.<\/p>\n

And we support these endeavors.<\/p>\n

But sometimes you just want to have fun!\u00a0 And student tours always include an element of fun.\u00a0 It\u2019s inherent when students travel together and have a bonding experience.<\/p>\n

And it\u2019s enhanced by including a visit to a theme park on your tour!<\/p>\n

Some trips are naturally dominated by theme park visits, such as a trip to Orlando with visits to the Walt Disney World or Universal Studios parks.\u00a0 Or perhaps a Senior Class trip through the mid-Atlantic states that includes stops at Six Flags Great Adventure, Kings Dominion or Busch Gardens.<\/p>\n

Or a theme park visit might add a bit of local flavor to your tour:\u00a0 consider an excursion to Cedar Point when visiting Cleveland, or a day at Canada\u2019s Wonderland when in the Toronto area.<\/p>\n

In addition to the thrills of the rides and the calls of the Midway, many theme parks offer educational programming as well:<\/p>\n