Fort Worth, Dallas & Waco

April 16

* Take advantage of convenient departure options in INDIANA, ILLINOIS, IOWA, or MINNESOTA as we make our way to our overnight in Des Moines, IA.

April 17

* After a morning of travel, enjoy lunch on your own. Consider trying some Kansas City BBQ in the "Barbecue Capital of the World."
* Following dinner together, we’ll overnight in Tulsa, OK.

April 18

* Our first stop will be at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, where we will honor those who lost their lives and those whose lives were forever changed.
* Enjoy a fun lunch break on your own at Pops 66. Here you can select from hundreds of available refreshing sodas.
* Before the first of our two overnights in Fort Worth, we’ll enjoy dinner together, followed by The Stockyard Championship Rodeo - the world’s only year-round rodeo.

April 19

* On our JFK tour, our guide will provide an account of the events from the day President Kennedy was shot.
* Free time is yours to have lunch on your own and explore the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza.
* Witness a long-horn cattle drive on our Fort Worth Stockyards walking tour.
* The rest of the day is yours! Enjoy free time at the Stockyards or evening entertainment at Billy Bob’s Texas - famed as "The World’s Largest Honky Tonk."

April 20

* Buc-ee’s stands out as a rest stop you won't want to miss.
* Prior to lunch on your own in Waco, enjoy free time at Homestead Craft Village.
* Take a guided tour of the Earle Harrison House & Pape Gardens, followed by a ranger-guided exploration of Waco Mammoth National Monument.
* Enjoy free time and dinner on your own before turning in for our first of three overnight stays in Waco, TX.

April 21

* Enjoy free time in the Magnolia Market Silos area.
* After lunch on your own, enjoy a Waco tour highlight - a Fixer Upper + City guided tour.
* Before turning in, enjoy dinner on your own at the Union Food Hall, boasting dining options catering to every taste.

April 22

* We’ll enjoy everything centered in Waco today.
* Visiting the Texas Ranger Museum, we’ll learn how the Rangers impacted Texas in the state’s formative years.
* Baylor University’s Armstrong Library will be a poetry lover’s dream with its collection of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning's writings.
* After lunching on your own, we’ll learn the history of America’s oldest soft drink - Dr. Pepper.
* After our dinner together, we’ll conclude our day with a relaxing boat tour.

April 23

* After morning travel, we’ll enjoy lunch in Texarkana.
* Following lunch, we’ll view the stunning landscape from atop the Hot Spring Mountain Tower Elevator.
* Enjoy dinner on your own before turning in for the night at our overnight in Little Rock, AR.

April 24

* Today, we begin our journey home with Drury Kickback and dinner on your own before overnighting in St. Louis, MO.

April 25

* As we continue our journey home, sit back, relax, and enjoy the passing views while sharing your trip highlights with your fellow travelers.
* You return home with wonderful memories, unique personal photos, and tales of your adventure to share with family and friends!

B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner