by admin on April 26, 2012
As the 2012 school year comes to an end, 2013 senior classes will start anticipating their turn to graduate and celebrate their educational accomplishments!
So what better way to celebrate high school graduation then to go to Disneyland® Resort? The Disneyland® Resort Grad Nite dates for 2013 have been posted and USA Student Travel wants to make sure that your celebration is the best it can be! We can include everything from transportation, hotel accommodations, Grad Nite admission, additional tours, meals, liability insurance, invoicing, and on-site staff. With USA Student Travel, your Disneyland Grad Nite is sure to be a success!
And the 2013 Disneyland® Grad Nite Dates* are…
- Thursday, May 9
- Friday, May 10
- Saturday, May 11
- Wednesday, May 15
- Thursday, May 16
- Friday, May 17
- Saturday, May 18
- Wednesday, May 22
- Thursday, May 23
- Friday, May 24
- Wednesday, May 29
- Thursday, May 30
- Friday, May 31
- Wednesday, June 5
- Thursday, June 6
- Friday, June 7
- Wednesday, June 12
- Thursday, June 13
- Friday, June 14
- Wednesday, June 19
- Thursday, June 20
- Friday, June 21
*Dates and availability are subject to change.
Features Include:
Disneyland Grad Nite offers a safe, alcohol and drug free environment where Grads can celebrate in style. Chaperones are given the red carpet treatment. Proper attire is required for all participants. Admission is limited and available on a first-come basis.
Celebrate your graduation in style!
To book your group today, contact USA Student Travel at 1-800-234-4723 or click here for more information.
by admin on April 2, 2012
How do you want to teach them valuable leaderships skills? By visiting Walt Disney World®!
USA Student Travel and Walt Disney World® Resort have teamed up to create an original leadership experience for all students from across the nation. With an emphasis on Student Body and Class Officers, our Youth Leadership Program gives your student leaders the tools and strategies they need to make the most of the final months of the school year. Accomplished guest speaker Norm Hull gives a high-powered, DJ-assisted interactive presentation that will teach your students how to improve their rallies, dances, and other school events. With hundreds of schools represented students will learn strategies that work from their peers, and with the amazing resources of Walt Disney World® Resort students will discover the methods and magic behind Walt Disney’s successful worldwide corporation that all started with a dream. Come build your skills and learn from the best with the Youth Leadership Program at Walt Disney World® Resort!
1 Day Program:
- Friday March 8, 2013
- $129 (Comp ratio 1:15 paid participants)
- Program Highlights
- Leadership Training with special guest presenters
- 1 Day 1-Park Disney Ticket
- Special Disney Character Appearance
- Lunch Included
- Team Building Contest with DJ
2 Day Program:
- Friday/Saturday March 8-9, 2013
- $219 (Comp ratio 1:15 paid participants)
- Program Highlights
- 1 Day Leadership Program
(As Highlighted)
- 3 Day Park Hopper® Pass
- Disney’s Kingdom Keepers Quest at
Magic Kingdom® Park on day two
Contact us today at 800.949.0650 ext 116 or click here, for more information.
by admin on March 20, 2012
Are you ready to empower the next generation of students with amazing leadership skills?
USA Student Travel in conjunction with Disneyland® Resort has created a unique leadership experience for all students from across the nation. Focusing on Student Body and Class Officers, our Youth Leadership Program will invigorate your student’s midyear so they can finish the remaining months in overdrive! With nationally recognized speaker Norm Hull giving a DJ assisted high-energy presentation, your students will learn and participate in interactive techniques and skills to boost the impact of your school’s dances, rallies, and other events. And with the help of Disneyland® Resort, your students will see the visions, learn the methods, and experience the magic of Walt Disney, a dreamer who built his ideas into an entertainment empire. Attended by schools from all across CA, NV, AZ, & HI you will learn from the successes of your peers and develop your own potential at the Youth Leadership Program at the Disneyland® Resort!
Program Date: Friday, February 22, 2013.
Highlights:
- Leadership Training with special guest speaker Norm Hull
- One day Disneyland® Park Passport
- Walt Disney’s Trivia Hunt (Optional)
- Special Disney Character Appearance
- Lunch Included
- Team Building Contest with DJ
Add-ons:
- Upgrade to discounted 1, 2, or 3 Day Park Hopper® Pass
- 1, 2, or 3 night hotel accommodations
- Museum of Tolerance
- J. Paul Getty Museum
- Discovery Science Center
- California Science Center
- College Tours
Contact us today at 800.949.0650 ext 116 or click here, for more information.
by admin on February 24, 2012
Are you ready to take your students outside of the classroom and on a tour where History Comes to Life?
Now you have the opportunity to take your students on a trip that will create lasting memories. Witness the historical memorials of our Nation’s Capitol. Visit places like the American History Museum, the Iwo Jima Memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, the National History Museum and so much more! Experience our national government taking action at the US Capitol Building, Supreme Court, and White House. Help your students see history and gain a stronger sense of gratitude and patriotism.
Educational Focus: Bring the classroom curriculum to life and witness an amazing historical tour. Discuss with your students about the great leadership of our country and strengthen their own leadership skills.
Classroom Questions: What does it mean to be an American? How do the leaders of the past shape our world today?
Interested in traveling with USA Student Travel? For more information, click here.
by admin on February 7, 2012
Want to take your group on an amazing tour, but don’t have the $$$ for group travel?
USA Student Travel suggests some useful fund raising ideas to help you pay for your educational and celebration tours planned for this year or next year.
1. Sell Classroom Telegrams- Sell cards, carnations, or candy and have the buyer write a special note to go with it. Then deliver the note and item to a selected person to receive. What a great way to make someone feel special AND help raise money!
2. Have a Spaghetti Dinner, Pancake Breakfast or Ice Cream Social- Make a delicious meal or treat, then invite friends, family, and school members with an admission charge to the feast. Provide them with a flyer or small presentation about the trip and memories they are helping to support while they dine!
3. Have a Raffle- Approach sponsors or friends to donate prizes, then sell raffle tickets for a drawing to win the prizes. Make sure to thank the donators by sending a thank you card afterwards!
4. Have a Walk-a-thon- Create an event where people can donate money by pledging an amount per mile a participant walks. Great for fund raising for sports group travel!
Want more fund raising ideas? Visit our USA Student Travel Fund Raising page and read about more great fund raising tips! Then start planning for your next educational tour.
by admin on January 24, 2012
Take students out of the classroom and to one of the most famous cities in the United States!
Travel to New York City for 4-8 days of excitement and education. Tours may include amazing treks to places of history such as Ellis Island, Times Square, Broadway theaters, the Statue of Liberty, Radio City Music Hall, and of course the 9-11 Memorial. Teach students the history of our country and the importance of American patriotism. What a fantastic trip to experience!
Educational Focus: Teach students the history of the gateway by which so many Americans entered this great country at Ellis Island or the Statue of Liberty. Give them the chance to experience culture through theater or music that speaks volumes by visiting Time Square, Broadway theaters, or the Radio City Music Hall. Show your students a history of American patriotism as they witness the 9-11 memorial.
Classroom Questions: What does it mean to become a United States citizen? Where did your ancestors originate from? How do you remember 9-11?
Find out more about this tour and other educational tours by clicking here.
