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Cyr Northstar Tours

Cyr Northstar Tours is a full service group tour operator offering retail tours for adults and senior citizens. Cyr Northstar Tours will also custom designed an original tour for student groups, senior citizen clubs, corporate and pre-formed groups that fit the specific needs of your group. With one phone call to us, we will arrange not only your transportation but your hotel accommodations, meals and activities.

Destinations include United States, Atlantic Canada and Quebec. We own and operate a fleet of 20 modern motor coaches with a capacity of 54 passengers. All are equipped with all the standard amenities such as video systems, reclining seats for your comfort and bathroom. Our professional staff is dedicated to personalized service, attention to detail, and assures maximum value with client satisfaction.

Upcoming Tours

• Tour includes:  Roundtrip motorcoach transportation, 2 night’s lodging, 3 meals, admission to Wilson Castle, admission to the Quechee Hot Air Balloon Festival including the Balloon Glow, admission to Calvin Coolidge Homestead, luggage handling, hotel taxes, taxes and gratuities on the included meals and tour planning services.  $456 Single, $363 Double $334 Triple – all per person prices.

Newport Mansions – June 13-15

• Tour Includes:  Roundtrip motorcoach transportation, 2 night’s lodging, 4 meals, admission to Rosecliff Mansion, admission to Marble House, admission to The Breakers, luggage handing for one suitcase per person, hotel taxes, taxes and gratuities on the included meals and tour planning services.  $714 Single, $537 Double, $478 Triple – per person rates.

Niagara Falls – July 16-20

• Tour includes:  Roundtrip motorcoach transportation, 4 night’s lodging, 9 meals to include the “Oh Canada Eh” dinner show, guided tour of Niagara to include the Maid of the Mist, Erie Canal Cruise, luggage handling, hotel taxes, taxes and gratuities on the included meals and tour planning services.  $1,373 Single  $1,024 Double, $933 Triple – Per Person rates.

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Cyr Northstar Tours

Cyr Bus Lines/John T. Cyr & Sons, Inc. is a full service transportation company and tour operator. A family owned and operated company, Cyr Bus Lines/John T. Cyr & Sons, Inc. features a fleet of modern school buses and deluxe motorcoaches, available for both charter and lease.

Cyr Northstar Tours, the tour operations division of the company, offers retail tour packages to Canada and the Eastern United States. We can also arrange customized motorcoach tour packages for your group or organization to any destination.

Cyr Bus Line also offers daily scheduled service between Bangor, Maine and Aroostook County in Northern Maine.

• Address 153 Gilman Falls Ave P.O. Box 368 Old Town, Maine 04468
• Phone (207) 827-2010, (800) 244-2335
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CYR BUS LINE

PO Box 368 Old Town, Maine  04468 +1 800-244-2335 www.cyrbustours.com [email protected]

FAX: +1 207-827-6763 In business since: 1913

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Bangor, Portsmouth, Boston, Quebec City, New York

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Welcome to Cyr Northstar Tours!  

        Cyr Northstar Tours, a division of John T. Cyr and Sons, Inc., is a fourth generation family-owned and operated company.  Our goal is to build upon our reputation as Maine's premier bus company with modern, comfortable equipment operated by trained, professional and courteous drivers and escorted by personable tour directors, while providing first-class customer service.  We are confident that the stability and values we will bring to the Northern New England region will only enhance the customer's experience.  All of us at Cyr Northstar Tours look forward to continue working with all of our current customers and meeting future customers.         *The following five pages coincide with our e-mail newsletter and will be updated with each new issue every two weeks. Please contact us at the number listed below if you wish to have your e-mail address added to our mailing list to receive upcoming trip information!

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Cyr Northstar Tours 153 Gilman Falls Avenue Old Town, Maine 04468  

Tel:  207-827-2010 Toll Free: 800-244-2335 Fax:  207-827-8686

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As a veteran I am just so disappointed with this company. They stood us up for a wedding. Two veterans getting married. We paid 1500 for them to pick up our family, and not only did they not call to cancel they stood up 50 of our closest family. These people are horrible and I would never ever trust them again. Don't give them your business as they will disappoint you.

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Cyr Bus Lines/John T. Cyr & Sons, Inc. is a full service transportation company and tour operator. A family owned and operated company, Cyr Bus Lines/John T. Cyr & Sons, Inc. features a fleet of modern school buses and deluxe motorcoaches, available for both charter and lease.

Cyr Northstar Tours, the tour operations division of the company, offers retail tour packages to Canada and the Eastern United States. We can also arrange customized motorcoach tour packages for your group or organization to any destination.

Cyr Bus Line also offers daily scheduled service between Bangor, Maine and Aroostook County in Northern Maine.

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Cyr Northstar Tours, the tour operations division of the company, offers retail tour packages to Canada and the Eastern United States. We can also arrange customized motorcoach tour packages for your group or organization to any destination.

Cyr Bus Line also offers daily scheduled service between Bangor, Maine and Aroostook County in Northern Maine.

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September 9-20, 2021

Your Tour Includes: Roundtrip motorcoach transportation, 11 night's lodging, 21 meals, attractions as highlighted in the itinerary, luggage handling for one suitcase per person, hotel taxes, taxes and gratuities on the included meals, the services of a Cyr Northstar Tour Director and tour planning services.

Payment & Reservations:  A deposit of $200 per person is required to confirm reservations and is due at the time of booking.  Final payment is due by August 2, 2021.

Departure Locations:  Old Town, Bangor, Newport, Waterville, Augusta, Lewiston, South Portland, Wells and Portsmouth.

Day 1 - Thursday, September 9

A morning departure today begins your travels to Branson, Missouri. Your destination today will be the Holiday Inn in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. Dinner is included at a local restaurant.

Day 2 - Friday, September 10

After an included breakfast , travel today to the Drury Inn in Columbus, Ohio.

Day 3 - Saturday, September 11

Breakfast is included at your hotel. Today enjoy the day travelling to St. Louis, Missouri. This afternoon, enjoy a tram ride to the top of the Arch. (The span from leg to leg is as wide as the Arch is tall. You will be transported to 630 feet above St. Louis, where you will have an eagle's view of the city, River and 30 miles all around). Next you will check into the Drury Inn . Dinner is on your own this evening.

Day 4 - Sunday, September 12

Breakfast is included at your hotel before you depart for the Radisson Hotel in Branson, Missouri. Dinner is included at the hotel before departing for Clay Cooper's Country Music Express Evening Show.

Day 5 - Monday, September 13

Breakfast is included at your hotel. This morning you will depart on the Lost Canyon and Cave Trail Excursion at the Top of The Rock. Next you will visit the Museum of the Ancient Ozarks . This afternoon you will have time for lunch and exploring on your own in downtown Branson. Late afternoon, board the Showboat Branson Belle for dinner and entertainment. Tonight enjoy the Presley's Country Jubilee Evening Show

Day 6 - Tuesday, September 14

Breakfast is included at your hotel. This morning enjoy the Down Home Country Morning Show at the Grand Country Music Hall. This afternoon you will have an included lunch with entertainment at The Pickin' Porch Restaurant at the Branson Craft Mall. This afternoon you will see the #1 Hit's of the 60's matinee show. Dinner is included this evening at The Grand Country Buffet . After dinner you will enjoy the Dutton Family Evening Show .

Day 7 - Wednesday, September 15

Breakfast is included at your hotel. This morning experience the Dogwood Canyon Nature Preserve onboard a guided tram tour. You will enjoy an included cook-out lunch at the Canyon Pavillion. This afternoon experience Shoji Tabuchi Matinee Show or Dutton Family Show . After an included dinner at the Uptown Café , you will enjoy "Jesus" Evening Show at the Sight and Sound Theater

Day 8 - Thursday, September 16

Breakfast is included at your hotel before bidding farewell to Branson and travelling to Memphis, Tennessee. Upon arrival, check into your hotel the Hampton Inn or DoubleTree Downtown . Dinner is included at King's Palace on Beale Street.

Day 9 - Friday, September 17

Breakfast is included at your hotel. This morning enjoy a visit to Graceland, the home of Elvis Presley . Enjoy The Elvis Experience Tour, with a tour of the new building and grounds that opened in 2017. This afternoon depart for Nashville, Tennessee. Upon arrival in Nashville, enjoy an exclusive private dinner performance with a famous Nashville singer/songwriter, before enjoying the Grand Ole Opry evening show.

Day 10 - Saturday, September 18

Breakfast is included at your hotel. Travels today take you to the Hampton Inn in Roanoke, Virginia. Dinner on your own

Day 11 - Sunday, September 19

After an included breakfast , depart for Cromwell, CT where a farewell dinner is included this evening.

Day 12 - Monday, September 20

Breakfast is included at your hotel before departing for home.

Cost Per Person

Single: $3,898 Double: $3,109 Triple: $3,046

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