Rangers Destinations Road Trip, New York City and National Baseball Hall of Fame

Join us on an unforgettable Rangers Destinations Road Trip to New York City and the National Baseball Hall of Fame. This bucket-list road trip begins Friday, September 12 when fans will travel to New York City. Upon landing, guests on the group air flight will travel by private, deluxe coach to the beautiful Westin New York at Times Square, surrounded by many restaurants, theaters, shops and attractions. We will lead off in New York with a delicious welcome dinner at nearby Tony's Di Napoli. While in New York City, guests will enjoy an exclusive brunch with select Rangers team personnel, tickets to two games against the Mets at Citi Field, and a private tour of the city with the chance to see many of the Big Apple’s iconic landmarks and attractions. On Monday morning, September 15, guests will travel via coach to beautiful Cooperstown and check-in for two nights at The Otesaga Resort, Cooperstown’s historic resort located on the shores of Otsego Lake and within walking distance of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. The two-night stay in Cooperstown includes a scrumptious welcome dinner and admission to the Hall of Fame, including a private Rangers Artifact Spotlight Presentation. The coaches will depart The Otesaga Resort on Wednesday morning, September 17 and return guests directly to New York JFK Airport for the flight home to Dallas.

This special Rangers Destinations Road Trip also includes fully-escorted transportation throughout, a custom Rangers merchandise item, and all taxes and fees. Make your plans today to join us on this memorable Rangers Destinations Road Trip!

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Expectations: To fully take advantage of all this package offers, guests need to be able to walk longer distances, climb several flights of stairs and navigate steps and uneven terrain walking for extended periods of time over more difficult terrain (e.g. cobblestones, city hills, stairs without handrails, limited or no access to elevators). Guests should be prepared for extended periods of standing and walking to locations where coaches are prohibited.