Things to Do/Places to Visit

• Ryman Auditorium

   

Nashville has a rich musical heritage, and one of the best places to experience that is the Ryman Auditorium. It was once the home to the Grand Ole Opry, but now it hosts the likes of Blake Shelton, Luke Combs, and more. When visitors come to Ryman, most prefer to take a behind-the-scenes tour of the famous music venue. One of the best displays is the “Soul of Nashville”, a screening which takes past footage of performers to show Ryman’s role in the music industry. At the recording studio, you can sing and even record your own CD to take back with you as a souvenir. Most visitors enjoy the tour, but the real experience is at the concerts. Make sure you stay updated with the websiteof the venue to learn more about upcoming performances. Ryman Auditorium is open daily from 9 am to 4 pm. Self-guided tours cost $21.95 for adults and $16.95 for kids aged 4 to 11. If you choose the Backstage Tour option, there is an additional charge.

• Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

Ryman Auditorium might be the best place in Nashville to experience the music, but the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is hands down the best place to learn the history of music. The country music’s finest artists have plaques dedicated to them, which you can view. Aside from plaques, the museum is also littered with musical artifacts such as Elvis Presley’s solid gold Cadillac limo and Jimmie Rodgers’ guitar. If you head to Studio B, you can see that it produced over 35,000 songs by several country music legends. For more of a historical approach to country music, take the walk through the “Sing Me Back Home: A Journey Through Country Music” exhibit. The facility is open daily from 9 am to 5 pm. Entrance for adults is $25.95, $15.95 for kids aged 6 to 12, and free for those younger.

• The Parthenon

You’ve probably heard of the Parthenon in Greece, but did you know there’s an almost exact look-a-like in Nashville. It’s the exact same size as the one in Greece too. It was built in 1897 as a temporary attraction, but its still here today. The statues from the original one is even replicated in the Nashville Parthenon. Around the Parthenon is plenty of greenspace, perfect for family picnics. The Parthenon is located near downtown Nashville in Centennial Park. It’s open Tuesday to Saturday from 9 am to 4:30 pm and from 12:30 to 4:30 pm on Sundays. Entrance for adults costs $6, $4 for seniors ands kids aged 4 to 17, and free for kids younger than 4.

• The Hermitage

The Hermitage is a mansion built for President Andrew Jackson back in 1821. The mansion, built as a Greek Revival home, is part of the National Historic Landmark list. It also offers a view into President Jackson’s home life. The guided tour offered at the mansion allows visitors to see the “main house, the kitchen, an original log cabin, Jackson’s burial place, and the Old Hermitage Church.” Around the property are several popular exhibits, with one of the most popular ones about the slaves that worked in the property. The Hermitage is open every day of the year, with the year split into two different operating times. From October 16^th to March 14^th, the mansion is open from 9 am to 4 pm. From March 15^th to October 15^th, the Hermitage is open from 8:30 am to 5 pm. Admission ranges from $10 to $20, depending on the date and age of the visitor. Kids aged 5 and below has free admission.

• The Johnny Cash Museum

Johnny Cash is arguably the most popular country singer of all time, and this museum is dedicated to his legacy. Since it is supported by the Cash family, it offers the most artifacts and memorabilia of Johnny Cash than any other places in the world. Some items include films, personal notes and letters, as well as costumes that he wore. The museum is lined with exhibits, most of them portraying different times in his life. Even if you’re not much of a country song devotee, visitors still recommend visiting it. The Johnny Cash Museum is open every day from 9 am to 6 pm. Adults get charged $19.95 for admission, while seniors, students, and military members pay $18.95. Kids aged 15 and below are charged $15.95 to get it. Those younger than 6 are free.

Best Way to Tour Nashville, TN

• The best way to tour the city of Nashville (as well as many other cities) is by chartered buses and vans. Explore at your own pace within the safety of your private vehicle. Don’t worry about ordering an Uber or Lyft when you have your own exploration vehicle. Through Prompt Charters, you can order the buses you need. Prompt Charters is an amazing, affordable chartered vehicle company that caters to your every need. Whether you need a bus for school trips, marriages, parties, campaigns, or whatever else, Prompt Charters can help you. Prompt Charters offers buses, mini buses, school buses, party buses, and more. Most activities and destinations listed above and below are accessible by chartered buses. Visit the promptcharters.com to book your rental bus today!

Best Places to Shop/Eat

• Mall at Green Hills–If you’re looking for a great place to shop, the Mall at Green Hills is probably it. It houses stores such as Nordstrom, J. Crew, Apple, Louis Vuitton, as well as plenty of dining options. Some include the Cheesecake Factory and Carrabba’s.
• Hill Center – If you’re looking for a mall with more of a homely appeal, Hill Center is what you need. They offer several popular stores, with more of a local vibe. They also have several good places to eat.
• The Shoppes On Fatherland –The Shoppes on Fatherland are basically purely local. The community features a mix of about 20 local businesses. The Shoppes on Fatherland are great if you want to buy souvenirs, locally made clothing, chocolate and sweets, and more.
• The Chef and I on Ninth – The Chef and I is an American restaurant that offers meat options, vegetarian and vegan options, as well as gluten free options. The Chef and I is rated the #1 fine dining restaurant in Nashville by tripadvisor for 2019.
• Monell’s Dining & Catering – Most cities have popular, local joints, and Monell’s is that of Nashville. The American restaurant serves popular, local dishes made from locally sourced products. Monell’s is rated the #1 local cuisine restaurant by tripadvisor for 2019.

We hope you enjoy Nashville!

You’ve finally decided to book travel with Prompt Charters, but now you’re wondering what exactly can you do inside a charter bus? When people think of bus rides, many think of crowded, boring, and unenjoyable rides. Little do they know, a bus ride on Prompt Charter buses can be far from boring and cramped. Most of our bus models feature leather seats, and all our buses have exceptional legroom. No matter how tall the passenger is, we’re sure they will be more than comfortable. Other than comfort, there is so many ways to enjoy your bus trips. Below are what to do inside a charter bus.

Break the Ice

Even when you’re traveling with people you know, it can sometimes be awkward when put on a long bus ride together. A great first thing to do is break the ice. Go sit next to them and talk to them. By doing this, you can learn more about them and they can find more about you. You can learn about common likes and dislikes and perhaps even participate in activities which y’all both like to do.

Games

A game is a great way to break the ice and learn about your fellow bus passengers. They not only help you pass the time, but you also learn more about the others as well as the great entertainment. A few great games to play include: I Spy, We all Spy, Telephone, and Karaoke. Karaoke is a popular bus game that not only is great entertainment, but also helps you learn about others’ music talents and tastes.

Electronics Use

Do you have a college paper or work to finish? Do you just want to relax and watch your favorite show or listen to a popular podcast? Well, those might be good ideas of what to do inside a chartered bus. Oh wait, you’re saying you need Wi-Fi for your electronics? Don’t worry, that’s not a problem with Prompt Charters. Most of our bus models offer complimentary Wi-Fi. In our larger buses, we even offer electrical outlets to charge your devices. Electronics can be a great way to pass time on a long, chartered bus trip.

Reading

“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” – once said by Theodor Seuss Geisel (aka Dr. Seuss). Reading engages the mind like few other activities, and it might be a great thing to do on bus trips. Like in the quote, “The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” Here at Prompt Charters, we encourage people to learn about their destinations by reading about them. That way, you’ll know more about the place than the average visitor. Reading is an educational pastime, and its even better on comfortable seats in our buses.

All the above activities are great things to do a chartered bus ride. To learn more about the services and vehicles we offer, visit www.promptcharters.com. If you want a personalized quote, call our team at ☎ 1-877-277-6678. We strive to offer our customers the best bus trip experience as well as amazing service. Happy Traveling!

It comes by every year, but how often do we remember it? Yes, I’m talking about Presidents Day. Sure, a lot of us don’t have work or school, but for what reason? This year, on February 18^th, America celebrates George Washington’s birthday as a federal holiday, also known as Presidents Day. From Washington to current presidents, each has impacted America and left behind a legacy. Presidents Day is set apart to honor those leaders who have guided America through the years. An amazing way to honor that is to visit one of these 5 historic and patriotic sites below for Presidents Day. Perhaps, even make it a weekend getaway trip with your family.

Mount Rushmore, South Dakota

Other than government buildings, there might not be any place more “president-celebrating” than Mount Rushmore. The mountain is set in Black Hills Mountain Range in South Dakota. It’s not the location that is important, but what’s on the mountain. Carved into the granite is the faces of four of America’s greatest leaders: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. These Presidents are perhaps America’s most famous presidents, and each played an important role. From Washington’s leadership to Lincoln’s freedom to all slaves, each of these great men shaped America to what it is today. Mount Rushmore is a perfect historic place for anyone, especially for a visit on Presidents Day.

Freedom Trail, Massachusetts

At the time of America’s founding, Boston played a very important role. It was here where the “Shot heard around the world” was fired, beginning America’s War for Independence. Aside from important battles fought at Boston, it was also where important colonists leaders spoke out and made decisions. Freedom Trail highlights the important areas of Boston by linking them through the trail. Some of America’s oldest buildings lie on the trail. The red-brick and cobblestone path takes visitors to 16 significant historic sites, winding from Boston Commons to Bunker Hill Monument. If you can make it to Boston, you can’t miss walking the good ol’ Freedom Trail.

Independence National Historic Park, Pennsylvania

Many important buildings, structures, and documents of America’s founding can be found at Independence National Historic Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. One of the most historic sites in the national park is Independence Hall. It was here where the original Declaration and Constitution of the United States were “debated, drafted, and written.” Within, you can still find the original copies of the Constitution and the Articles of Confederation. Across from Independence Hall, you can find the Liberty Bell Center. Like its name implies, this is the home of the original, cracked Liberty Bell. The Liberty Bell was once mounted in the tower of Independence Hall, but it began to crack over time. After several unsuccessful attempts at repairing the metal bell, they put the bell in what is now the Liberty Bell Center. The national park also contains several other historic sites, like the United States’ first bank. Independence National Historic Park is definitely a must-see for every proud American.

Federal Hall National Memorial, New York

The New York Federal Hall is the birthplace of American government. Not only was it the location where George Washington swore the oath of President of the United States, but it was also the meeting place for the first Congress and the first Capitol of the United States. This was where many important decisions that have impacted American life today were made. Federal Hall was also the home of the Supreme Court and the Execute Branches of the government. Today, the original building has been replaced by a Customs House, but it still serves as a museum and memorial to our first President and the history of our government. Inside, you can find original copies of several acts and laws, as well as the Bible Washington was sworn into office with. We recommend that you plan a visit to New York with a visit to Federal Hall National Memorial as part of your itinerary.

The National Mall, Washington D.C.

No, this isn’t a shopping mall. The National Mall is actually the park containing several of America’s most important building. The long, grassy strip of land contains both the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument. Towards the east end of the park, you can find our nation’s Capitol building. Towards the north, you can find one of the most protected buildings in the United States, the White House. Inside, you’ll probably find the President doing his job, but its very rare to meet him. Usually, people aren’t allowed into the White House unless within a tour or they have special access. A word of caution: do not try to get into the property without permission, as you most likely will get tackled (or shot) and arrested. Exploring certain areas within the White House without clearance may not be such a good idea either. If you can get a chance, visiting the National Mall and its sites make for an amazing, educational trip.

How to Get to These Sites?

You know what’s a great way to visit these places? A chartered bus trip. Prompt Charters is our name, and bus chartering is our game! We are one of the best in the bus industry, offering reliable and efficient chartering services. No matter what you may need, we will do our very best to fulfill all your desires. We recommend bringing a decently-sized group with you to visit these locations, as it’s more cost effective this way. Our buses can fit up to 60 people, so don’t worry how large your group is. Our experienced drivers can pick your group up, take you to these patriotic sites, and then to a hotel if you wish. After spending the night (or however long YOU want), our drivers will take you back home OR to another place of your choice. Just let us know your travel plans ahead of time, so we can help you arrange your itinerary. Don’t worry about a comfortable ride, we got that covered. Most of our bus models offer extra legroom and leather seats, so we’re sure you’ll have a relaxed trip. Learn more about why you should travel with Prompt Charters.

Other helpful articles:

Charter Buses & Their Uses

The Top Benefits of Using a Chartered Bus for Travel

Why You Should Pick Prompt Charters as Your Wedding Transportation

Things to Do/Places to Visit

• Baltimore Museum of Art

Are you an art person? If so, you should head to Maryland’s largest art museum, Baltimore Museum of Art. The facility holds over 90,000 art pieces, comprised of various cultures and styles. Famous artists include Matisse, Picasso, and many more. Andy Warhol, one of the prominent leading figures of pop art, also has one of his largest collections at Baltimore Museum of Art. Inside his collections, one can find many styles of European, African, and Asian art. If you head to the museum’s Contemporary Wing, you can find Warhol’s “Last Supper”. The sculpture garden at the museum hosts live jazz music concerts during the summer. If you don’t have much time to explore the museum, the Contemporary Wing and the sculpture garden are the must-visit highlights. There isn’t a cost to enter the museum, but certain displays and exhibitions can require an entrance fee. The BMA is open from Wednesday to Friday from 10 am to 5 pm. On Saturdays and Sundays, they open at 11 am and close at 6 pm. The museum is closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, and some major holidays.

• Patterson Park

Do you enjoy the great outdoors? If you do, you should head over to Baltimore’s Patterson Park. From dog parks to a swimming pool to sporting areas, Patterson Park has it all. Overlooking the park is the Pagoda on Hampstead Hill, which also offers beautiful views of the city. Also known as the Observatory, the jewel of the park offers scenery like no other place in Baltimore. During certain months, outdoor concerts are held at Patterson Park, mostly during the summer time. If you’re more of a naturalist, you can participate in bird watching and gardening with the Friends of Patterson Park group. Patterson Park extends about 137 acres within the city. Parking is offered around the park and doesn’t cost a penny. Access to the park itself is free, and its open from sunrise till sunset. The Pagoda is open from noon to 6 pm on Sundays from the middle of April to the middle of October.

• Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine

“Oh, say can you see…” While many know the words to Francis Scott Key’s patriotic tune, most have no idea the battle at Fort McHenry inspired him to write the song. It was the War of 1812, when battle was thick between the British and the Americans. The British sent their navy to destroy Fort McHenry, mainly due to its important placement. Francis Scott Key, a lawyer pleading the release of an American civilian, was on a British troopship when the bombing began. While the British didn’t want to hurt him, they thought it would be best for him if he was kept on the ship while the battle was going on. Hours of bombing ensued. When dawn came, Key would look out of a window in the ship and still see the American flag flying high and proud. The British had failed to destroy the fort and the morale of the troops inside. The Battle of Fort McHenry would give him the inspiration to write our national anthem. At the Fort McHenry National Monument, you can learn about this incident and the importance of the fort. Entrance to the general park is free, but there is a charge of $7 for 16+ to enter the fort.

• Oriole Park

The Baltimore Oriole’s stadium, Oriole Park, is one of the most famous in the MLB. Built in the 1990s, the park features a retro vibe with a full baseball game experience. Inside the stadium, you can find the field, several restaurants, ballpark food stands, amenities, and more. For those who want to learn more about the stadium, 90-minute tours are offered year-round. Historical figures await you on the tours, like Babe Ruth’s statue out front. Tours cost $9 for adults, $6 for seniors, and free for kids aged 3 and younger. They’re available from Monday to Saturday between 10 am to 1 pm and Sundays between noon and 3 pm during the regular season (April through September). During the offseason, tours are given Monday to Saturday from 10 am to noon, and on Sundays between noon and 2 pm. We recommend you coming for both the tour and a game. Game tickets start at $9, with prices depending on the game, seats, and special events.

• Inner Harbor

When you visit Inner Harbor, you don’t just visit the Harbor but a multitude of Baltimore’s popular attractions. A few include the National Aquarium, the Maryland Science Center, and many more. Inner Harbor now serves as a popular tourist spot, but it has been one of the most important seaports since the 1800s. Walking through the streets offers an experience like no other, from live music and performances to some of Baltimore’s finest restaurants. Inner Harbor isn’t just for grownups; Port Discovery is a perfect spot for the young ones. The hands-on museum features kid-intriguing exhibits, as well as a three-story treehouse/playhouse called KidWorks. There isn’t a price to look around, but each attraction has its own price (if they have one) and operating hours.

Best Way to Tour Baltimore, MD

• The best way to tour the city of Baltimore (as well as many other cities) is by chartered buses and vans. Explore at your own pace within the safety of your private vehicle. Don’t worry about ordering an Uber or Lyft when you have your own exploration vehicle. Through Prompt Charters, you can order the buses you need. Prompt Charters is an amazing, affordable chartered vehicle company that caters to your every need. Whether you need a bus for school trips, marriages, parties, campaigns, or whatever else, Prompt Charters can help you. Prompt Charters offers buses, mini buses, school buses, party buses, and more. Most activities and destinations listed above and below are accessible by chartered buses. Please Visit promptcharters.com or call us at 1-877-277-6678 to book your rental bus today!

Best Place to Shop/Eat

• Harborplace & The Gallery–If you’re looking for a vast place to shop, look no further. Harborplace is located amidst a popular tourist spot, Inner Harbor. Inner Harbor is the center of many of Baltimore’s popular attractions and finest shops and dining.
• White Marsh Mall – Featuring over 140 specialty shops, a separate outdoor shopping area, a kid’s play area, and more, the White Marsh Mall is definitely a solid place to shop in Baltimore.
• Towson Town Center – Opened in 1959, Towson Town Center is known for its upscale retailers and shops. Even though it might be old, the mall is modern and keeps up with the latest fashion. You can see this at the designer and high-end stores there.
• Charleston Restaurant – Don’t worry, this restaurant is definitely in Baltimore and not in Charleston. The American restaurant is among the most popular dining options in the city, rated the #1 fine dining restaurant in Baltimore by tripadvisor for 2019.
• Thames Street Oyster House – If you don’t mind seafood, you must visit this famous local joint. Thames Street Oyster House is an American, seafood restaurant in Baltimore. At this time, its rated the #1 local cuisine restaurant in the city by tripadvisor for 2019.

We Hope You Enjoy Baltimore!

You’ve been waiting for the day you say “I do” for the longest time. You have everything planned out, from the seating to the decorations. It’s finally your big day, and the one thing you definitely shouldn’t be worrying about is the wedding shuttle transportation. That’s why you have Prompt Charters. From out-of-state to hotel to venue services, we offer it all. We understand how stressful it can be for the couple to arrange everything, transportation included. They obviously don’t want their visitors late to their wedding, so they expect our shuttle services to get there on time. We do that and soooo much more. We don’t want your guests being late, struggling to find parking, or getting lost. From timing to reliable travel, Prompt Charters has it all locked down. Learn why you should pick Prompt Charters as your wedding transportation below.

Why a Wedding Shuttle Service is Important

Most weddings are held at venues, which means many, if not most, have to stay at hotels nearby. Getting to the ceremony location, like a chapel, can be difficult with traffic, finding parking, and driving directions. Depending where the wedding is, getting to it might make you late, especially with a large crowd. That’s why you should book Prompt Charters for an on-demand shuttle service. Depending on how many buses you want, our drivers can take the crowd from the hotels they’re staying at to the chapel. This proves to be faster than the visitors driving their own cars, causing an influx in the traffic. It also prevents them from getting lost. Driving directions can be confusing at times, but our drivers are highly experienced and have a thorough knowledge of the roads in the area. We recommend you booking several minibuses, because they can quickly shuttle passengers from one place to another.

Visitors from afar

Do you have visitors coming in from out-of-state or from a distant city in your state? If so, you might want a bus picking them up instead of them flying in or driving. If they all meet up in a central location, our bus drivers can pick the whole group up and transport them to their accommodations in your wedding city. If you/they have pre-arranged hotel plans, our drivers can drop them off and standby for further shuttle services. From the hotel, the buses can shuttle the visitors to the ceremony and then to the reception (if you’re having one). The importance of shuttle services can be read above. Once all the events are done, our drivers can take them back to the original pick-up point.

Reliable & Comfortable

When people travel, they always prefer to be comfortable. Prompt Charters strides to provide the most comfort in the industry. Many of our seats are plush, leather seats that people delight to sit on. We offer more legroom than a typical car or plane, giving a chance for passengers to stretch out. We know many wear their best to weddings, and we don’t want them to get wrinkled. By providing more legroom, passengers can keep themselves looking tidy and sharp. Not only are our buses comfortable, they also are reliable. Each bus is constantly tested and tried for any issues and problems. On top of that, our drivers are background checked and reliable. They know all the roads they travel on, and they also can be your personal guide for the area. When it comes to reliability, Prompt Charters are sure we’re one of the top competitors.

Wedding Related Travel

Other than shuttling visitors in, we also recommend you book us for other wedding related travels. Examples include the rehearsal dinners, groomsmen and bridesmaid’s transportation, honeymoon, and much more. We offer a special type of bus called the party bus. Inside, visitors can lounge back in their plush, leather seats and enjoy the party atmosphere. Inside, you can find a PA system, speakers, flat screen monitors, tables, and even a bathroom. These buses are perfect for afterparty travels, transporting the groomsmen and bridesmaids, and even for city trips. Aside from this, we offer plenty of minibuses, motor coaches, and more.

You can learn more about our services and vehicles at promptcharters.com. For a personalized quote, give our team a call at ☎ 1-877-277-6678. We hope you say “I do” to our services. Happy Travels!

Winter is in full blast right now, so that means amazing snow sports. Who doesn’t enjoy playing in the snow? One of the most popular is skiing, whether in the backyard or on the slopes of a mountain. In this article, we talk about the best ski towns in the United States, and possibly some of the best on the planet. Instead of just flying to these spots, we recommend taking one of our chartered buses. Not only do they offer great reliability and comfort, but our drivers are highly experienced and have a great knowledge of the roads. They will be able to take you to your destination as safely as possible, leaving nothing for you to worry about. Keep reading to learn more about our picks on the best ski cities in America.

Vail, Colorado

If you’re looking for the largest and possibly the best ski resort, you can’t miss heading over to Vail Resorts in Colorado. It is the largest skiing area in Colorado, as well as one of the largest in all of North America. The state of Colorado is famous for its popular skiing towns, and Vail is one of them. Unlike most other ski towns, Vail was made for one purpose: skiing. Unfortunately, it lacks history and authenticity as a historic city but makes up for it with all the things to do. From live music to amazing food, Vail will prove to be some of the best times you’ve had on the slopes. At Vail Ski Resort, you can rent skiing gear and get your adrenaline running as you head down the mountain. If you’re looking for a place to ski, Vail should be one of your options.

Taos, New Mexico

When people think of best states for skiing, they most likely won’t think of New Mexico. New Mexico features one of the best ski towns in the United States, Taos. The ski town is famous for more than just skiing, from upscale art galleries to exquisite cuisine. Most people wish to ski on the slopes of the Rocky Mountains, and you can do just that at Taos Ski Valley without much of a crowd. If you’re a newbie, you might want to stick to the smaller slopes, but if you’re an advanced skier, head up to Kachina Peak with the provided lift. Kachina Peak is one of the state’s highest mountain passes, so you better not be afraid of heights. Once you get hungry, head back to Taos Ski Valley for some of the best food in the state. From breakfast to dinner, everything is served at the multitude of restaurants they feature. If you’re looking for a relatively crowd-free skiing spot, head to Taos.

Durango, Colorado

According to Durango’s website, they feature “a snow day the whole family will love.” This, according to thousands of visitors, is true indeed. Years ago, Durango was a mining town but since then has become one of the hottest outdoor activity spots in the country. Not only is it great for outdoor sports, but Durango stays true to its historic roots by keeping landmarks like the Strater Hotel open. The historic sites, as well as the interesting dining, makes Durango a unique place to visit. If you’re looking for the best ski spot in Durango, head over to Purgatory Resort. Unlike many other ski slopes, they feature tons of terrain perfect for newbies and beginners. Don’t worry advanced skiers, there’s more than plenty of terrain for y’all.

Park City, Utah

One of the most convenient ski towns is Park City, Utah. It’s located only about 30 minutes from Salt Lake City, making it one of the few ski towns that close to a major airport. Things like unique dining, perfect ski slopes, and the Sundance Film Festival make Park City a must-visit during the winter. Park City also used to be a mining town, but now thrives as a ski and snowboarding hotspot. If you only want to ski, you should head to Deer Valley; and if you want to snowboard and/or ski, head over to Park City Resort. Park City Resort is the larger of the two, in terms of terrain as well as amenities. Park City also features the world’s only ski-in and ski-out distillery, so you can raise your spirits after a long day in the cold weather.

Jackson, Wyoming

 Wyoming’s most popular ski town is Jackson, hands down. It’s not a mining town, but more of a cowboy town. Back in the day, the settlers of the Wild West were putting the work in at Jackson, making it another historic ski city. If you’re an advanced skier, you should head over to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort for steep slopes. If you’re bringing your family or more of a beginner, you should stick with Snow King Mountain Resort. It offers much easier terrain than Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. When you get puckish, head over to Mangy Moose, one of Jackson’s most famous restaurants. There, you can enjoy a fresh brew, a steakhouse breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and live music. What more can you ask of a restaurant? If you’re looking for an amazing skiing spot, don’t forget about Jackson.

You know how you should get to these ski cities? No, not by flying but by chartered bus. Here’s why. Prompt Charters’ chartered buses offer a relaxed and comfortable ride, compared with a cramped, uncomfortable plane seat. In most of our bus models, we also offer complimentary Wi-Fi. That’s next to rare on plane rides. What happens if the weather gets to dangerous to fly in? Your flight might be delayed or even canceled. If you choose our chartered buses, our drivers are highly experienced with these types of situations. They will decide when its safe to travel, and we guarantee we’ll be on the road before the plane takes off from the runway. There are so many more reasons why traveling by chartered bus is better than plane, many of which you can read about in our other articles.

These ski towns are calling your name. You know you want to go, and you should book your travel with Prompt Charters. We will keep everything hassle-free, so you can have the best winter vacation of your life. We are dedicated to providing the best service in the bus industry, with our clients as priority. To learn more about our vehicles or services, visit promptcharters.com. For a personalized quote, contact our team at ☎ 1-877-277-6678. We’ll be more than happy to answer any questions you may have. Happy Skiing!

Food. This article is all about the food. Well, that and the best foodie cities as well. You like food, I like food. Who doesn’t? That’s why we decided to write about the top four United States cities that you should visit for the food. Although most of you can guess a city or two on this list, some may surprise you.

New York City

New York City has one of the largest food scenes on the continent. From Indian to Italian to American, NYC has it all. The metropolitan is filled with restaurants of different cultures. If you head to Kopitiam, you’ll find a café that serves coffee and full, authentic Malaysian meals. If you fancy French food, Le Coucou is definitely the way to go. Daniel Rose, the chef of Le Coucou, is a renowned French chef in the United States. Another great place to eat is Katz’s Delicatessen. Katz’s Deli is an insanely popular tourist and foodie spot in the city. They are known for serving some of the best sandwiches and morning foods in the state. Aside from restaurants, NYC also features a variety of credible food carts. Among the most popular are the Halal Guys, who serve their immensely popular chicken and rice. Also, NYC is notorious for its amazing pizza, found literally everywhere. If you’re traveling to NYC, you mustn’t miss these popular places of food.

San Francisco

Another major foodie destination in the U.S. is San Fran. Being another large city, it also features cultural food from around the globe. Being so close to the Pacific Ocean, it features a lot of seafood options. Akiko’s Restaurant serves one of the most popular seafood options, sushi. Italian cuisine is also very popular in San Francisco, so you should visit Seven Hills. If you don’t mind spending more than a few bucks on food, visit the popular French restaurant, Gary Danko. The chef, which the restaurant’s named after, mixes exquisite French food into a homely space. In the eyes of a foodie, San Fran is definitely a major player in the best spots for food.

New Orleans

New Orleans is significantly smaller than both San Fran and NYC, but their appetite and palette is definitely not. The Louisiana city is heavily influenced by French culture, with jambalaya standing out the most. Jambalaya is a Spanish, African, and French dish of rice which originated in Louisiana. Gumbo Shop is one of the best places for authentic jambalaya in the city. Another popular food is PO-Boy sandwiches. It was “created” for streetcar workers who went on a strike, or so the tale goes. It’s basically a heap of tasty meat stuffed into a roll of French bread. There are many restaurants that serve these sandwiches such as Parkway and Killer PoBoys.

Los Angeles

Another city near the Pacific, Los Angeles also features tons of great restaurants. Unlike most other cities, L.A. offers its food on a relaxed scale, meaning you can find great places in even places like a strip mall. Los Angeles has always been known to compete against NYC for their pizza. Even now, there hasn’t been a clear winner. Nonetheless, several amazing pizza places include Casa Blanca Pizza Pie and Pizzeria Mozza. If you’re looking for an amazing foodie experience, visit Spago. Located in Beverly Hills, Spago is the brainchild of world-famous chef, Wolfgang Puck. You might even find him in the kitchen once in a while.

These were just a few of the best places to eat in the United States right now. A perfect way to visit these cities is a chartered bus trip. You can head to one or even all of the cities in one trip with Prompt Charters. Prompt Charters is a top-tier bus chartering company that is focused on providing the best in the industry. From 15-passenger minibus to 60-passenger motor coaches, Prompt Charters offers vehicles perfect for any size group. Has this article made you hungry? Well, get your friends together for a once-in-a-lifetime road trip with Prompt Charters. To learn more about what we offer, visit promptcharters.com For a personalized quote, contact us at ☎ 1-877-277-6678. Happy Travels!