Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Christmas for the Family in New Jersey

It is that wonderful, joyful time of the year again - Christmas! A time where family and loved ones come together and enjoy quality time by spending time with each other. With a rented charter bus, you can easily travel to locations in a group, minus the hassle of crowds, parking problems and traffic jam stress. So, get away from your hectic daily life and use this season to get all jolly with your loved ones and children.

Fun Festival of Lights

One popular place to visit for Christmas lights and more is the Johnsons Corner Farm. There is a Musical Light Show Hayride where it dances in time to Christmas music, but if you prefer something a little more relaxing, you can take the horse drawn hayride instead. Both adults and children alike would also have fun meeting Santa and his reindeer, and try a hand at decorating cookies while sipping a nice hot cup of chocolate.
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Monday, October 28, 2013

Krug’s Tavern - The Best Burger In Newark

When it comes to a truly good burger, nothing beats what you can find on your plate in Krug’s Tavern which is located on 118, Wilson Avenue, Newark. Some of our rental bus charter New Jersey customers come out with their luxurious vehicles just to sample their daily fare which are sourced from reliable, local and fresh farmers. The Lomatta Family have been running and operating this amazing deli since 1932 and they have been at it since 1932. Our customers say that the burgers are not just ‘burgers’, the portion is absolutely so phenomenal that they are saved oversized sandwiches. They are also known for their strict standards when baking their own breads and sourcing for meats.
Is that all they serve - burgers? No, they do have a unique selection of seafood and regular dishes on their menu so, don’t worry if you are not the kind of fall for hearty burgers and fries. What stood out for us when we made a bus charter rental New Jersey stop at this true Newark gem is the recipe and how unique the sauces are. Considering the fact that the restaurant’s been in business since 1932, they have, of course, kept the recipe an absolute secret. The diner remains open throughout lunch, right down to happy hour and dinner. Suffice to say, the Lamotta family know a thing or two about establishing a connection with their customers, turning them into regulars and loyal supporters.
If you are a local Newark event organizer who is always looking for a good, reliable and affordable place to do up a meeting, event, or a gathering for your clientele, we strongly suggest putting Krug’s Burger into your list of options. We wouldn’t say that the place is suitable for kids at night but bringing your kids along with you for lunch is perfectly fine. It would have been perfect if there was outdoor seating so that you can enjoy the palatable meal outdoors while doing some people-watching It is located right smack in the middle of downtown area, after all, loads of people to watch.
What the locals would usually do is to come gather together with their family and friends to catch a game on TV. Yes, they have a large TV where you can watch the games comfortably, while enjoying your meal and drinks. The atmosphere is friendly, comfortable and cosy.
In the meantime, give us a call to find out how we can make your New Jersey bus rental charter vacation all the more easy, smooth sailing and convenient. At the end of your vacation, we think you will agree with us when we say - there is nothing like a Krug’s Tavern Burger.

Friday, September 6, 2013

Central Park Zoo


Much has been said about Central Park itself, being ranked as one of the top tourist destinations of New York City, but there is little information about the park’s small but interesting zoo. If you are bringing your little ones with you during your New York charter bus rental trip, DO check out the Central Park zoo. The gate and entrance isn’t too easy to find so, do either one....call ahead of time for instructions or get the map from the tourist center.
The Central Park zoo is a part of a rather large wildlife conservation program which begun with the Bronx Zoo. Hailed as a leader in wildlife conservation, it effectively earned its name because it was first started all the way back in the early days of the1900s when a conservation program such as this is pretty much rather unheard of. When the program was started, it had only one pathologist and one lone veterinarian department dealing with the growing number of animals in the park zoo. After much effort and money has been poured into the program, it boasts of many other different departments like a department for nutrition, and other veterinary programs.
The animals under the program’s care, on last count, is more than fifteen thousand but not every one of the animal can be found in the Central Park zoo, they are spread out into the various zoos around the country. The operations for Aquatic Animal Health Care, which is a branch of the program, is in charge of the New York Aquarium too. The Aquarium was just opened back in 2008 but is already attracting much attention and praise.
The zoo’s management is also very deep into animal enrichment which is a program to help exercise the animals’ minds and body - this program is in place to ensure that these animals in captive continue to retain their natural animal instinct despite being confined.
The Central Park zoo, despite lacking the space and number of exhibits, boasts of a very large penguin room which some consider as the main attraction of the zoo and they make their way to the grounds of the zoo specifically just to see the penguins during feeding and playing time. The kids will naturally have a ball learning about how the penguins feed, dive, swim and play with each other.
If you are making your way to this New York City charter bus rental attraction with a group of people, we strongly suggest that you give us a quick call to find out more about our amazingly affordable charter bus rental NYC services and packages. We look forward to serving you in the very near future.

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Mehndi - Authentic Indian Cuisine In The Heart of New Jersey’s Morristown


Everywhere you go in New Jersey, there is great food and a good number of restaurants from all over the world and despite being a small town in New Jersey, with only less than twenty thousand households, there is no lacking of options as far as foodie fare is concerned.
You don’t have to been a foodie or a connoisseur in order to enjoy what Mehndi, an authentic Indian restaurant in the heart of Morristown. Mehndi is actually a temporary artwork done on the hands and feet of Asian and Middle East communities. They are temporary but they are extraordinarily detailed at the same time. These artwork is usually done during festivals and other special occasions.
Mehndi, as reviewed by some of our New Jersey charter bus rental customers, is upscale, so, you can expect ambiance, great food, excellent customer service and attention to details every time you are there. The chefs, as if they have the ability to read its patrons’ minds, knows exactly how to fix an authentic traditional recipe to suit our palate. In some other Indian restaurants, the chefs usually try too hard to Americanize their recipes, assuming that our delicate and untrained American palate will not be prepared for the spice that they are about to consume. Some failed, while others thrived. And we would like to say that Mehndi is one of those that have struck it right.
What is really awesome about the ambiance is the twenty three different Fortuny chandeliers hanging off of the concave ceiling...it really gives you a feeling of walking through an Indian dream. It radiates spiritual elegance and calm. And it was heard that the chandeliers were inspired by the twists and Indian turbines and were hand-painted right down to the last detail.
Another striking difference between the Indian dishes served at Mehndi and other ‘authentic’ Indian restaurants is the fact that it is not oily nor is it too spicy. Deep Frying and using too much oil is sometimes what is to be expected from an Indian restaurant and it has to do with how the food is traditionally prepared. But as mentioned, Mehndi chefs have read our minds and fine tuned the cooking method and recipe to make it ‘just right’.
The full-service bar presents New Jersey charter bus rental customers with a whole host of different drinks to try out, so, this place is absolutely a good choice when it comes to holding a party. And if you are lucky enough, there would be a henna artist available to work on the mehndi for your feet and hands.

Friday, May 31, 2013

A Good Workout at the Central Park


Exercise is important - especially for city people who are always in the office environment and rarely have the opportunity to go out for fresh air and work out the muscles of the body. Parks are a good place for a jog, running, cycling or simply just walking and enjoying the beauty of the parks. If you have been longing for a time to just stretch your legs and give your body muscles some good work out, it is about time you make plans to go Central Park. We suggest that you gather your friends or family members and rent a bus to take everyone there - to save time hunting for a parking spot.
As soon as you get off the rented New Jersey charter bus, you will notice the natural beauty of the Central Park - which happens to be one of the outstanding sights of New York City. In fact, Central Park is enormous in size and it has been said that parts of the park has even been the backgrounds of some movies!
Central Park is very well maintained and conserved and even though it looks to be a naturally beautiful park, a huge part of the park is actually man-made - except for the glacier protruding rocks. There were even claims that the amount of earth moved into the construction was even more than that compared to the Panama Canal! This is due to the oringial intention of the Central Park’s designers’ idea to make the park with many different types of landscapes as possible within the space given.
You can never run out of things to do at Central Park - and annually in the month of May, they will have lectures and workshops on the wildlife of winged animals such as red tailed hawks to the varieties of butterflies. The lectures and workshops will take place on the outdoor plaza, located right at mid-Park at 79th Street - something bird lovers would totally enjoy.
In fact, if your group of friends prefer to split up and go their own ways to do whatever they want at the park, it is not such a bad idea too. Everyone could always meet up later at an appointed time to go home together in the rented bus or an alternative option would be to meet up for a picnic session before going home in the bus. Whichever the choice may be, you can be sure that at the end of the day, you got what you came for - your muscles got their workouts after all!

Thursday, April 25, 2013

Thrills and spills in New Jersey


For stomach-dropping, pulse-racing entertainment, New Jersey is the place to go on a charter bus visit. The state ranks second in the country in number of roller coasters with 47, according to statistics from the Roller Coaster Database. California leads the category with 77. Pennsylvania is a close third with 46. New Jersey boasts 43 steel coasters and four wooden ones. But the amusement parks in New Jersey offer more than thrill rides, they offer activities for all comfort levels for groups on a rental bus visit with a bus, coach bus, party bus, mini bus, passenger coach or school bus chartered from Rental Bus Charter.
Known to New Jersey charter bus visitors for its roller coasters, Six Flags Great Adventure & Wild Safari features two thrillers, El Toro, a wooden machine that drops at a gut-wrenching 76 degrees, and Nitro, a steel monstrosity that explodes 230 feet in the air, then drops 215 feet at 80 miles per hour. The park boasts 10 rides that rate "Max" on the thrill meter, but plenty of rides exist for the faint of heart and children. Weighing in at "Mild" on the meter are Bugs Bunny Barnstormer, Daffy's Deep Diver and Monkey Around. For those in between, the "Moderates" include Jolly Roger, Congo Rapids and Skull Mountain. The Wild Safari part of the park features a 4.5-mile drive-through to see 1,200 animals, including fan favorites brown bears, giraffes, lions, elephants and rhinos. Entertainment throughout the park includes a Wiggles dance party, animal trainer talks and concerts. Themed areas are targeted just for kids, including Looney Tunes Seaport, Bugs Bunny National Park and Fantasy Forest.
Your children's favorite stories will become larger than life at Storybook Land in Egg Harbor Township. Based on storybooks and nursery rhymes, this amusement park allows children on a rental bus visit, ideally aged 1 to 8, to see large versions of Humpty Dumpty, the Three Little Pigs, Jack (of Beanstalk fame), Jack (of Jill and the hill fame) and Mother Goose. Billed on its website as "20 acres of family fun," the park offers plenty of rides for charter bus visitors, from Bubbles the Coaster and Turtle Twirl to Big Foot and Whirly-Bug. Each ride has specifications on whether a child can ride alone or must be accompanied by an adult. The park has an unlimited ride policy, so once you're in, you ride without tickets the whole day. Be warned, many of these rides may unsettle your stomach.
The centerpiece of the Victorian-themed Fantasy Island may be its custom-designed, ornate carousel that features Bradley & Kaye horse molds that date to the turn of the 20th century. The park, lined with brick walkways, old-time lampposts and oak benches, features rides for adults and children, requiring admission by tokens. Kiddie rides include the Honey Bees, train, car, truck and boat rides and the Pirate Ship. Adults and older kids on a charter bus visit will enjoy faster rides like the Sea Dragon and Drop Zone. For a view of the park and the ocean, check out the Giant Wheel. When you need a break from the rides, the park offers a carnival-like arcade with games of chance and skill. Family entertainment is part of the deal and may feature magic, exotic birds or reptiles. 
Have the time of your life when visiting New Jersey with a charter bus. Rental Bus Charter has a fleet of fully equipped buses that can cater to any size charter bus group, and their friendly service ensures you will have a fun filled rental bus visit to New Jersey.

Monday, January 28, 2013

A taste of New York

New York’s dining scene is world famous, and the city that never sleeps plays home to many internationally renowned chefs. This is why, if you are planning a visit to New York on a culinary expedition, you should give Rental Bus Charter a call to rent a charter bus, party bus, rental bus, coach charter, minibus or van. Navigating New York city streets is so much easier with a rental or charter bus, and you and your party can arrive in style and comfort at your dining destination. So get ready to step aboard your rental bus and come with us on a short rundown of New York’s hottest dining spots.
The Brooklyn dining scene has exploded in recent years, seeing a surge of hot and happening eateries. Take your rental bus into Brooklyn, and visit one of the restaurants that epitomize this, Reynard’s. Located in the brand new Wythe Hotel, this spacious ground floor restaurant exudes an upscale but casual vibe that appeals to the hip and happening crowd. Chef Andrew Tarlow continually impresses with a rotating, locally sourced menu. Expect lots of wood fired cooking, and plenty of farm fresh produce.
If you’re a fan of cheese, get into your charter bus and head over to Murray’s Cheese Bar. Starting as a cheese shop, Murray’s recently expanded their concept into serving a continually rotating menu of cheeses paired with suitable beer and wine. Murray’s believes in keeping things casual and affordable, and this is reflected in the way it fills up fast with a crowd. Allows the experts at Murray’s Cheese Bar to guide in through a selection of cheeses, each paired with a condiment that complements and brings out its flavors. If you want to experiment with new flavors, or lean back with some old favorites, Murray’s is more than able to serve you.
If you want some amazing and exclusive fine dining, try getting a reservation at Blanca. Getting to Blanca in your rental bus may be easy, but getting a seat in this 12 seat fine dining establishment isn’t. The prix fixe menu is $180 per person, but this hasn’t stopped New Yorkers from booking the place solid out to the end of February. Multi course tasting menus are always erratic when it comes to the quality of the experience, but Blanca’s seafood centric menu has been hailed as one of the most extraordinary things to to happen to New York’s fine dining scene.
A short charter bus trip into West Village leads you to Perla. A rustic Italian casual dining place tucked away in Minetta Lane, Perla’s menu concentrates on meats from Batali’s Italian market. Chef Michael Toscano knows the business when it comes to Italian cooking, and the refined taste of the menu reflects this. Making a reservation is a must, but easy to get.
When visiting New York or New Jersey, give Rental Bus Charter a call to find out how they can help you plan your visit with their fleet of rental buses and friendly, personalized service.