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.

Friday, December 28, 2012

Tips on Packing Smart (Part 2)


Pack it according to your bag:
Rolling and folding are expert-packer methods whilst bundling is for advanced travelers.
Rolling is great for unstructured bags, for stretchy knit fabrics that are unlikely to wrinkle, including T-shirts, workout pants, light sweaters, and jersey dresses, as well as jeans.
To roll a:
• Pair of pants, fold pants in half lengthwise so that the back pockets face outward. Roll tightly from the cuffs to the waistband

• Straight skirt or dress, first fold each sleeve backward then fold the entire garment in half lengthwise. Roll from the bottom hem up.

• Winter down jacket, squeeze it, then roll it the same way you would a top, squeezing as much air out of it as possible then secure tightly with string or large rubber bands to prevent it from coming undone. Slip it into a pillowcase and you’ve even got a germ-free headrest for the plane
Folding is great for structured suitcases; wrinkle-prone fabrics, such as linen, rayon, silk and tailored garments (dress shirts, woven skirts, trousers, jackets) and thick sweaters.
To fold a:
• Dress shirt, lay it buttoned-up, face down and flat. Center a magazine below the collar. Fold in the right side of the shirt, using the magazine’s edge as a guide. Take the arm and position it straight down, parallel to the shirt’s body. Repeat on the opposite side. Fold the bottom of the shirt so that the hem touches the shoulders. Slide out the magazine from the top. 

• Pair of dress pants, fold along the center creases or the side seams so that the legs stack on top of each other. Fold in half so that the waist touches the hem. Fold in half again Full skirt or dress, fold it in half lengthwise so that the side seams line up. Fold the angled edge inward to form a rectangle. Fold the garment in half horizontally or, if it’s on the longer side, in thirds. Then pack it on top of everything else in the suitcase
Bundling is great for structured suitcase; (doesn’t work so well with weekenders or duffel) and a mix of unstructured and tailored clothing.
To bundle:
• Layer all your clothes around a core object, like an organizer pouch, so there are no hard creases

• Each garment should be buttoned or zipped and placed face-up (face-down for jackets).
•Place tailored garments that wrinkle easily on the outside of the bundle, cushioned by both the other clothes and the core Add pieces that are less likely to wrinkle (near the core). Lay short dresses and tops vertically, alternating north and south, and long dresses and bottoms horizontally, alternating east and west. (sequence from the outer layer in: jackets, short dresses, long-sleeve shirts, short-sleeve shirts, pants, long dresses, skirts, sweaters, knits, and shorts Starting from the top of the pile, wrap each garment around the core

•Luckily for you, there’s no luggage weight limit when traveling with Rental Bus Charter. But, with these handy tips, you’ll be able to pack light and travel on without any hassle.

Thursday, December 27, 2012

Need a Rental Bus Charter?


Admit it, you might be feeling a little overwhelmed if this is your first time planning a group excursion. It can seem like a huge task to put together a trip on a rental bus charter that will be comfortable, make sure all the riders have a good time and also have a reliable driver. Fortunately, those are just a few of the things our charter bus company does best.
We know that anyone can get you a rental bus charter. However you want your group to travel in safety in and style and that's the difference in our rental bus charter company and the rest. We service the entire USA and we can literally get your a rental bus charter that can get your group to any destination from any major city to small cities and towns. If you need to get a group of people to a destination, our company can create a rental bus charter trip to get you there.
Our trained representatives can help you put together a rental bus charter trip as painlessly as possible. We only need three main pieces of information from you to help you choose the best tour bus rental package for your group trip. We only need to know when you want to travel, how many people you are bringing along and the stops you'd like to make on your excursion. This will help our specially trained representatives choose the best rental bus charter package for your specific needs.
Not sure you have a good reason for booking a rental bus charter? Literally your imagination is the limit. You can use any reason to book a charter bus. Corporations have used our bus rental services for years to bring large groups of employees or clients to seminars, meetings and even sporting events. A group trip is a great way to promote unity in the workplace along with ensuring everyone arrives safely and on time. Political campaigns, music tours, seniors groups, school events and casino tours are just a few of the reasons we book tours on a regular basis.
Another reason many people now use a rental bus charter is to have a safe night out. Booking a bachelor and bachelorette party with a charter bus as your designated mode of transportation means no one needs to be designated driver and everyone can have a safe and fun night out in the location of your choice enjoying the nightlife.
We know that you have a lot of rental bus charter companies to choose from. If you need to visit anywhere within the USA, choose a charter bus for the ultimate in safety and comfort and this time, take your eyes off the road and enjoy the ride. Our trained representatives will help you put together a rental bus tour package that is not only the best fit for your group but also the most economical choice for your next outing.

Monday, December 24, 2012

Tips on Packing Smart (Part 1)


Going on a journey always mean packing lots of luggage, then having to carry it or fit it in the car boot. Luckily when you travel with Rental Bus Charters’ party bus, charter bus, coach charter, mini bus, or sleeper coaches, the luggage is all taken care of for you. But you’ve still got to pack that luggage.
Packing can always be challenging. You have that much stuff, to fit into that little a limited space in the rental bus. So how can you bring it all with you on your journeys? Well, the trick is to learn how to pack smart.
Organize your items using Packing Cubes. This way, you can pack similar items into the same cubes or to plan your clothes by sorting them into different cubes. Padded cubes are excellent for bulky electronic devices and keeping their power cords from getting tangled with other stuff in your luggage.
One can never be quite sure how clean public surfaces are, especially your seats, beds or even elevator buttons. Remedy this by carrying a portable bottle of disinfectant that you can spray onto surfaces or squeeze onto your hands to ensure your exposure to anything non-hygiene remains controlled at all times. This special tip was brought to you by experienced charter bus tour visitors and organizers who have really seen and done it all.
A portable external battery pack is perfect solution for powering or recharging your electronic devices such as digital music players or mobile phones. And with a few adapters, you can use this solution anywhere in the world, whether you are visiting in a charter bus or flying around.
The air-conditioning systems on most modes of travel can turn chillingly cold at night so bring a jacket or a portable blanket so you can stay toasty and comfortable. This also allows you to create a small personal cocoon of privacy in the bus rental vehicle that you are traveling in.
Download an e-book or two or more, onto a kindle, android tablet or iPad and spend those not-so-interesting times reading. If you’re traveling to a place in a coach bus for the first time, download a travel book or travel tips from various online sources for that location.
Sometimes, all one needs to block out the noise at a transport transit hub or traffic jam in the bus charter vehicle is some good tunes. Download your favorite playlist into a digital music player and simply turn it on when the surroundings turn you off.
Never fret again when it comes to charter bus traveling and enjoy your trip to the max with Rental Bus Charter and with these handy tips, you’ll be in control of practically every aspect of your trip.

Friday, December 21, 2012

Harry Potter Exhibition Making Second Round in New York City


The movie series may have come to an end and there is no longer the 'waiting' for the next installment, Harry Potter fans can look forward to the much-loved exhibition coming back to Time Square soon. The exhibition had an incredibly popular run back in 2011 and flocks of people came in their charter bus, coach bus, party bus and even the little kids loved it when they arrived in their school bus to be a part of the incredible Harry Potter fandom.
What you can expect from the exhibition is all the original stuff that they used during the filming of all the movies...yes, from movie number one right up to the final installment are there. There are original costumes worn by the casts and crew when they were filming which also includes all props used. To everyone else who is not a Harry Potter fans, this could mean nothing...absolutely nothing...but to fans of the movies, this is as close as getting a face to face meeting with Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint.
The exhibition had a very successful international tour in many parts of the world and has finally made its round back to North America with ANOTHER stop in New York City before winter using our charter bus rental. In fact, after filming the final installment, our rental bus charter customers who are heading over as a group can expect never seen before costumes and props from the finale series! The exhibition is always a big hit so we reckon your trip here will be much better if you made use of one of the bus rental charter vehicles we have in store for you.
'It's like the only way we will ever get to see Hogsworth. We have been seeing it in our heads for such a long time, and we see on television but when I stepped out of the bus, my heart was thumping very hard...it is like a childhood dream come true!' says Joanna, a long-time Harry Potter fan who vouches to go back for the exhibition again.
Give Rental Bus Charter a call to find out more about our bus rental charter services in New York City and New Jersey. We would love to play a part in ensuring that your visit to the above exhibition is a memorable and highly enjoyable one.