Safari Attractions

What if you could . . .

. . . be an animal keeper at the Tennessee Aquarium? Go behind the scenes with animal experts and learn what

it takes to care for playful penguins, feisty otters, beautiful butterflies and thousands of fish ranging from colorful freshwater species and River Giants to toothy sharks.

BE A KEEPER KID AT THE TENNESSEE AQUARIUM

Spring break turns into a wild adventure at the Tennessee Aquarium when kids get a chance to get closer to some of the Aquarium’s most amazing animals and discover what it’s like to care for them. Explore behind the scenes, meet penguin experts, feed feisty otters, meet baby jellies and seahorses or learn what it takes to care for giant freshwater fish and toothy sharks. Kids may choose two of the 17 different activities offered throughout the day. Each program lasts approximately 15 to 20 minutes.

Keeper Kids activities are for children ages 6 and up. These experiences are free with Aquarium admission and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

 Ocean Journey Keeper Kids experiences:

• release butterflies
• feed partridges and Palawan peacock pheasant
• learn about sea turtles
• go behind the scenes with SCUBA divers
• help feed some of the animals in the Secret Reef
• record penguin observations behind the scenes

 River Journey Keeper Kids experiences:

• feed the otters and trout
• go behind the scenes in the Rivers of the World
• explore the Aquarium’s off-exhibit holding room
• meet the Aquarium veterinarian (M, W, Fri only)
• make your very own octopus to take home
• assist with otter enrichment
• feed freshwater turtles and native songbirds
• visit the Aquarium kitchen and feed River Giants

Dates available: Daily, March 15-April 15, 2013

Hours: 10:30 am-4:30 pm (Aquarium hours 10 am-6 pm)

Price: Keeper Kids activities are FREE with Aquarium admission (for children ages 6+)

Reservations: Call 800-262-0695, Monday-Friday, 8 am-5 pm

www.tnaqua.org/springbreak.aspx

SPRING BREAK WILLIAMS ISLAND FAMILY ADVENTURE CRUISES

Zip downstream aboard the Tennessee Aquarium’s River Gorge Explorer on a new excursion that will add some excitement to your family’s spring break. The Williams Island Family Adventure Cruise takes passengers to “the Gateway to the Gorge.” During each 90-minute adventure, the young and young at heart will discover Native American and Civil War history, and gain insights into the wildlife that call this wooded island home. Time will be spent on each trip observing an osprey nest and heron rookery. Your naturalist guide helps locate other animals and leads an on-board scavenger hunt. These cruises will depart daily March 23 to April 14 from the Chattanooga Pier. Special Spring Break pricing will be offered for these cruises: $20/per person (age 3 and up), $18/per person under age 3.

GIANT SCREEN ADVENTURES AT THE TENNESSEE AQUARIUM IMAX 3D THEATER

Flight of the Butterflies 3D

Flight of the Butterflies 3D is a scientific adventure that spans not only thousands of miles, but generations. The theater fills with gently fluttering butterflies as audiences witness the remarkable Monarch butterfly migration. Weighing less than a penny, these amazing creatures travel from Canada to a remote mountain location in Mexico. For years, this destination was a mystery. One man dedicated 40 years of his life to finding their secret winter location. This remarkable story of scientific discovery tugs at the heartstrings much like March of the Penguins according to critics.

The Last Reef 3D

Fly across iridescent tropical reefs, brush through a cloud of one million jellyfish, visit an alien world where the closer you look, the more you see. The Last Reef 3D: Cities Beneath the Sea takes us on a global journey to explore our connection with the ocean’s complex, parallel worlds. New underwater 3D technology takes us into the heart of the reef, revealing a habitat that’s more diverse and more colorful than ever imagined.

To The Arctic 3D

To the Arctic 3D takes you on a never before seen journey into the lives of a mother polar bear and her two seven-month old cubs as they navigate the changing Arctic wilderness they call home. Captivating, adventurous, and intimate footage brings you up close and personal with this family’s struggle to survive and thrive in a frigid environment of melting ice, immense glaciers, spectacular waterfalls and majestic snow-bound peaks. 

800-262-0695

www.tnaqua.org/IMAX.aspx

What if you could . . .

. . . be an artist on an art safari at the Hunter Museum of American Art? Pick up a free Art Explorers kit for kids and discover different works of art and the stories behind them. Explore the stories of America from the colonial era to present day in the Museum’s three distinct buildings. Then, discover amazing landscapes and glass work in two exhibitions, “Exploring the Land” and “Beauty Beyond Nature: The Glass Art of Paul Stankard.”

BE AN ART EXPLORER AT THE HUNTER MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

Be an art explorer at theHunterMuseum, a great place for families to play, discover and learn together. Stroll through the Museum’s turn-of-the-century mansion, cruise through the groovy 1970s building and enjoy amazing views of theTennessee Riverfrom the futuristic contemporary building. As you explore through the Hunter galleries, families will find more than just great art. They’ll also catch glimpses of important people, places and events in America’s history—like an imposing portrait of George Washington, Andy Warhol’s pop art representation of Jacqueline Kennedy or works by Winslow Homer and Grandma Moses. Kids can pick up a free Art Explorer’s kit and get the inside scoop on different works of art and the stories behind them.

TheHunterMuseumis designed for families of all kinds. Uncover hidden treasures in each gallery; read, draw or watch videos; and use computers to learn more about art. Stroll, skip or run in the Hunter’s Sculpture Plaza. The Hunter is a place where you can laugh, share, learn, grow, talk and have fun.

Don’t miss the Hunter’s two great temporary exhibitions “Exploring the Land” and “Beauty Beyond Nature.” Both exhibits give families the opportunity to discover great works of art. “Exploring the Land” takes a look at the American landscape from our country’s beginnings to present day. “Beauty Beyond Nature” allows visitors to get up close to amazing still life glass sculpture.

HUNTER MUSEUM ART SAFARI PACKAGE INCLUDES:

• Museum admission
• A free Art Explorer Pack for each child in the group (mention the Chattanooga Spring Break Safari to receive the guide). This hardcover kit helps kids and their parents experience and enjoy theHunterMuseum in their own way thorough gallery activities, fun facts and art making projects you can do at home.

Dates available: Daily, March 15-April 15, 2013

Hours: Mondays and Tuesdays, 10 am-5 pm; Wednesdays, Noon-5 pm; Thursdays, 10 am-8 pm; Fridays and Saturdays, 10 am-5 pm; Sundays, Noon-5 pm
Price: $9.95 per adult; $4.95 per child

423-267-0968

www.huntermuseum.org

What if you could . . .

…be a Pilot House Mate aboard the Southern Belle Riverboat? Join the Captains and learn how they navigate the mighty Tennessee River. You’ll be perched on the highest platform as you cruise by Lookout Mountain, under Chattanooga’s four bridges and along Chattanooga’s riverfront.

SOUTHERN BELLE PILOT HOUSE MATE

Join our Captain & crew of the Southern Belle Riverboat as we cruise the scenic Tennessee River! You’ll learn about the Cherokee Indians & Trail of Tears, Civil War battles and sites, river life along the Tennessee River, water transportation and much more. Don't miss the boat!

SOUTHERN BELLE CRUISES INCLUDE:

• Lunch Cruise: 1.5 hour cruise, fully narrated, deluxe deli buffet
• Dinner Cruise: 2 hour cruise, entertainment, full prime rib dinner
• Hang out with the Captain and have your picture taken with him as he navigates the Tennessee River
• Show us your guide at the check in counter prior to boarding and receive a wooden plaque of the Southern Belle and the Captain can sign it on board!

Dates cruise available: March 15-April 15, 2013

Times: Lunch/Noon-1:30 pm; Dinner/7-9 pm; check website for daily cruises

Price: LUNCH: $21 adult; DINNER: $36.50 adult

Reservations: Call 423-266-4488 or make online at www.chattanoogariverboat.com

423-266-4488

www.chattanoogariverboat.com

What if you could . . .

. . .be a culinary creator in the Bluff View Art District? Have you ever wondered how pastries, chocolate truffles or breads are made? Learn more about these culinary delights as you meet our bakers, chefs and chocolatier. Discover the District in your own culinary adventure as a classic starving artist on a scavenger hunt for the treasures of the art world.

CULINARY CREATOR AND DISTRICT DISCOVERER AT BLUFF VIEW ART DISTRICT

Come explore the many kitchens that make the Bluff View Art District an award-winning destination for culinary delights. Work as a budding chocolate artisan, taste test your way through Chattanooga’s oldest artisanal bakery, or create your own adventure on the District’s scavenger hunt and find culinary inspiration in the mind of the classic starving artist. Fun never tasted so good!

BUDDING CHOCOLATE ARTISANS CLASS

Hand paint chocolate flower molds with Bluff View’s famous French chocolatier, Jerome Savin. Watch your chocolate designs spring to life as you plant them in your own mini flowerpot decorated by you! Enjoy the fruits of your labor by taking home and sharing your edible chocolate creations.

• DATES: Friday and Saturday, March 15 & 16, March 22 & 23, March 29 & 30, April 5 & 6 and April 12 & 13, 2013
• TIME: call for availability and reservations, space is limited (423) 265-5033 x481
• COST: $25/person (adult supervision with paid participation may be required for younger guests)

EXPLORING VISUAL ART

Spark your creativity as you join a professional artist for a lively exploration into the world of art-making. Be at one with the old masters as you participate in one of the most ancient art forms – visual art! Discover your inner artist as you paint, collage, and draw your way to a finished piece to take home and share with friends and family.

• DATES: Saturday & Sunday, March 16 & 17 and March 23& 24, 2013
• TIME: call for availability and reservations, space is limited (423) 265-5033 x481
• COST: $45/person ages 9-13; all supplies included

STARVING ARTISTS

Visit Chattanooga’s oldest artisanal bakery and taste test for yourself what makes us so famous. Grab your artist notebook from the bakery attendant and head across the way to River Gallery Sculpture Garden. View works of art from internationally recognized giants of the sculpture world and choose your favorite. Use your imagination to write about or draw the kind of meal your artist would use to inspire their work. Does the bent metal of Frank Stella’s “Borsippa” bring about dreams of spaghetti and meatballs, or does Ernest Trova’s “Walking Jackman” have you munching on popcorn while waiting to be recognized with an Oscar-like award? Feed your own imagination with this thought provoking exercise combining food and art!

• DATES: Daily from March 15 to April 14, 2013
• TIME: Bakery open daily, Noon-5 pm; Garden open daily, dawn to dusk
• COST: FREE; notebooks available at Bluff View Bakery and River Gallery Sculpture Garden entrance

SCAVENGER ART HUNT

Be a true adventurer and explore all of Bluff View Art District's nooks and crannies to learn about the arts, architecture, gardening and cooking techniques that make the District one of the most fascinating destinations in Chattanooga. This specially-designed scavenger hunt allows children of all ages to find out more about Bluff View Art District's history and meet the experts who create this unique atmosphere. Pick up your "Scavenger Hunt Map" at Rembrandt's Coffee House, and once you've solved the hunt's mysteries, return to Rembrandt's for your sweet reward (for children 16 and under)!

• DATES: Daily, March 15-September 30, 2013
• TIME: Monday through Saturday, 10 am-4 pm; Sunday, 1-4 pm
• COST: FREE

PICINIC IN THE PARK

An outdoor picnic is a great way to enjoy three of the best things Bluff View Art District has to offer - amazing food, incredible artwork and breathtaking views! Bring your favorite blanket and sprawl out on the lawn of the River Gallery Sculpture Garden. Enjoy a special picnic lunch and dessert prepared by our chefs at Rembrandt’s Coffee House or Tony’s Pasta Shop & Trattoria. Stop by and place your order then stroll around while your lunch is made, or call to pre-order and pick up when you get here. For pre-orders, call Rembrandt's (sandwich picnic lunches) at 423-265-5033 x3 or Tony’s (Italian picnic lunches) at 423-265-5033 x6. Sorry, no outside food allowed.

• DATES: Daily from March 15 to April 14, 2013
• TIME: 11 am-3 pm daily, weather permitting
• COST: $8 to $15 per person depending on food order

423-265-5033

www.bluffviewartdistrict.com

What if you could . . .

. . . be a conductor aboard a train at the Tennessee Valley Railroad? Grab your engineer cap and you can be an imaginary conductor for the day! Jump aboard the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum’s locomotive train along Missionary Ridge.

BE A CONDUCTOR AT THE TENNESSEE VALLEY RAILROAD

Take a trip into history on a rolling time machine. When you ride a vintage train at the Tennessee Valley Railroad, you’ll experience one of the original rail lines into Chattanooga. Along the way, you’ll get to witness two unique methods of turning a train around: the better known turntable, and the wye (think of doing a three-point turn with your car and you’re close). One of the highlights of the trip is riding through Missionary Ridge Tunnel, especially noted for its uniqueness as a horseshoe tunnel.

Missionary Ridge Local trains run daily mid-March through October and weekends only in November. Additional services offered throughout the year include Chickamauga Turn trains to Chickamauga, Georgia on summer weekends, Dixie Land Special excursions into northwest Georgia, and North Pole Limited trains during the holidays. Grand Junction Station is located near I-75, Exit 4 at the Jersey Pike exit from Highway 153.

TN VALLEY RAILROAD MISSIONARY RIDGE LOCAL PACKAGE INCLUDES:

• 50-55 minute train ride
• Guided tour of East Chattanooga equipment repair/restoration facility
• Watch the turntable demonstration
• Children get a free admission* to ride a Missionary Ridge Local train when they show the Field Guide (download here)  *when accompanied by a paying adult, limit one free ticket per family

Dates available: Daily, March 15-April 15, 2013

Schedule: Train schedule available on website at www.tvrail.com

Price: $16 for adults; $10 for children ages 3-12; Free for children under 3 years old

423-894-8028

www.tvrail.com

What if you could . . .

. . . be an adventurer like Indiana Jones on a RockQuest scavenger hunt at Rock City Gardens, high atop Lookout Mountain? The Enchanted Trail leads you to view more than 400 varieties of native plants and flowers. You’ll trek through massive rock formations formed millions of years ago and have the chance to be a rock climber on the 25-foot climbing wall.

BE A ROCKQUEST ADVENTURER AT ROCK CITY GARDENS

Go on a RockQuest at Rock City Gardens. Use the RockQuest guide when you begin your journey along the Enchanted Trail. You’ll see beautiful plants and flowers with more than 400 different native plant species. Then hike through massive rocks and boulders formed thousands of years ago. Your RockQuest guide will help you look for clues to many of the geological wonders at Rock City. You can see seven states from Lover’s Leap, be on Lookout for birds and other wildlife (even see a live bird show weekends in April), while maybe even spotting a gnome or two. Along the way, you’ll learn about sedimentary rocks, minerals, crystals and the forces of nature that created these unique rock formations. You can also polish your rock climbing skills on the 25-foot climbing wall.

Rock City Gardens is a true marvel of nature featuring massive ancient rock formations and panoramic views 1,700 feet above sea level. The self-guided tour along the Enchanted Trail takes you through some of the South’s most spectacular natural scenery. Rock City was listed by USA TODAY as a “top ten great place to find true Americana,” after National Geographic’s book by Gary McKechnie, USA 101: A Guide to America's Iconic Places, Events and Festivals.

ROCK CITY ROCKQUEST PACKAGE FOR KIDS INCLUDES

• RockQuest guide
• Mining/Discovery Rock Collections – choose from a variety of specimens at Prospector’s Point & Woodland Wonders
• One free climb on the 25-foot climbing wall

Dates available: Daily, March 15–April 15, 2013

Hours: 10 am-4 pm, self-guided tour, takes about 2 hours
Price: RockQuest Adventure package for child, $16.95; $19.95 per adult (includes admission to Rock City Gardens). Adults may add $5 to ticket price to receive RockQuest package items.

800-854-0675 or 706-820-2531

www.SeeRockCity.com

What if you could . . .

. . .venture underground and be a spelunker on a cavern tour deep inside Lookout Mountain at Ruby Falls? Learn about rocks and geology and view the cave’s mysterious chambers and amazing rock formations - while using only the illumination from a handheld lantern or light from your very own hardhat.

BE A SPELUNKER AT RUBY FALLS

Be a cave explorer and journey deep underground to Ruby Falls with only the flickering light of a lantern. Experience the world in a new light during this intimate experience. You will be dazzled as your guide shares tales of folklore and history, explaining the rich geology of the Ruby Falls cave. This premium tour will allow you to learn about rock formations and explore the wonder of the cave and waterfall, using only the illumination from a handheld lantern or light from your very own hardhat.

Never before have you been able to immerse yourself into such an environment. Ruby Falls turns out the lights and uses lanterns as you experience this spectacular world in a whole new sense! Experience the “total” darkness of the cave. You’ll hear stories of unexplained phenomena as you explore America’s deepest commercial cave accessible to the public and largest underground waterfall!

A limited number of participants are allowed on each tour to make the experience more personal. Tickets are sold by reservations, but empty slots are sold on a first-come, first-served basis.

RUBY FALLS BEHIND THE SCENES DAYTIME LANTERN TOUR INCLUDES:

• Partial lights-out Lantern Tour through a portion of the cave not usually accessible to the public
• Lighted tour of Ruby Falls – cave and waterfall
• Free miners helmet (w/batteries) for children
• Hands-on demonstration of how caves are formed
• Take home “Cave Art” Project
• 10 % off gift and food purchases

Dates available: Monday & Wednesday only, March 15-April 15, 2013

Hours: Daytime tours start at 9 am and last 2-3 hours
Price: $25 per participant (includes Lantern Tour and Helmet)
Groups: Limited to approximately 15 participants

Reservations: online at www.rubyfalls.com.  48 hour notice needed.

800-755-7105

www.rubyfalls.com

What if you could . . .

…be a time traveler and immerse yourself in the Cretaceous period? Travel back 45-65 million years ago and explore a world where dinosaurs lived. The Creative Discovery Museum’s newest exhibit invites you to go face-to-face with the prehistoric world and meet dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes.

BE A TIME TRAVELER IN THE CREATIVE DISCOVERY MUSEUM’S “DINOSAURS: LAND OF FIRE AND ICE” EXHIBIT

Long before the Midwest was populated by cornfield and cows, dinosaurs roamed the land. A brand-new exhibit, created by Minnesota Children’s Museum, is roaring at Creative Discovery Museum. From January 19-May 12, children and adults will explore dinosaur habitats to better understand what they left behind.

The exhibit, created for children age 3-10, will feature two distinct environments and a variety of activities. A field research station allows children to step into the role of paleontologist by uncovering fossils with brushes and creating drawings of the dinosaur environment using fossil rubbings and tracings. The steamy “Land of Fire” connects visitors with prehistoric home of Triceratops and T-Rex. Children can circle the land in insect costumes and buzz through a volcano with oozing lava. Work through a swampy bog and identify the ecosystem of animals and plants. No coats needed for a trip across the “Land of Ice” where visitors meet two dinosaurs, a Troodon and Edmontosaurus, who made their homes in the cold climate of Alaska.

Dinosaurs: Land of Fire and Ice is the first child-centered exhibit in the country dedicated to expanding the understanding of dinosaur habitat and range.

CREATIVE DISCOVERY MUSEUM TIME TRAVELER PACKAGE INCLUDES:

• Museum admission to all the permanent exhibits including RiverPlay, Little Yellow House, Arts Alley, Excavation Station, Inventors’ Clubhouse, Buzz Alley, Rooftop Fun Factory and much more!
• Opportunity to tour Dinosaurs: Land of Fire and Ice  temporary exhibit
• Free Dinosaur Notebook or Dino Toy (complete bonus) when you show your completed scavenger hunt guide.

Dates available: Daily, March 15-April 15, 2013

Hours: Monday-Saturday, 10 am-5 pm; Sunday, Noon-5 pm

Price: $11.95 per person (includes admission to the Museum)

Ages:  Recommended for ages infant to age 12.

Groups: For reservations call 423-756-2738, Monday-Friday, 9 am-5 pm to register in advance.

423-756-2738

www.cdmfun.org

What if you could . . .

. . . be a zoologist at the Chattanooga Zoo? Observe some of nature’s wildest creatures from Africa, Asia, Latin America and North America. As you travel around the world, you’ll encounter chimpanzees, red pandas, snow leopards, jaguars, reptiles, a camel and many more animals in their naturalistic habitats.

BE A ZOOLOGIST ON SAFARI AT THE CHATTANOOGA ZOO

If you would like to travel around the world in just a few hours, then the Chattanooga Zoo can take you there. Through many exciting and enlightening activities, you’ll get the chance to meet some of the wildest residents in Chattanooga. Discover what it’s like to be a zoologist as you enjoy “up close and personal” animal encounters. Learn about the animals and how to care for their nutritional and enrichment needs, as well as their habits and habitats.

ZOOLOGIST PACKAGE #1 (FREE):

• Map to help you navigate around the Zoo
• Free passport  (must have it to participate in Nutrition & Enrichment activities)
• Sticker for your passport at each completed activity
• Nutrition Activity (Daily at 1 pm): Ever wondered what Jaguars eat? Or what a Chimpanzee’s favorite treat is? Join us in our daily Nutrition activity and find out. Tour our nutrition center, help prepare food, learn the importance of a well-balanced diet and more. This 30-45 minute activity will give you an inside scoop of what our animals eat and how we prepare their food. Come with us as we feed our animals and keep them healthy.
• Enrichment Activity (Daily at 2 pm): Want to know what animals do for fun? In this 30-45 minute activity, participants will learn what animal enrichment is, why it is important, and more. Join us every afternoon as we help create the best enrichment for our animals and watch as they enjoy. Don’t miss out, it will be a lot of fun for you and our animals.

Dates available: Daily, March 15-April 15, 2013

Hours: Zoo hours are 9 am-5 pm
Tours: Daily at 1 pm and 2 pm. Spring Break tours will not run on March 30 during Hug-a-Bunny Day.

Price: $8.95 for adults; $5.95 for children ages 3-15; Free for children under 2 years old.
Reservations: No reservations needed but sign-up is on a first-come, first-served basis.

ZOOLOGIST JOURNEY PACKAGE #2 (EXTRA FEE):

This intimate, behind-the-scenes tour takes you to places you’ve never been and with the hands-on activities, you will have experiences out of this world. Discover different continents of the world each day and learn about the animals that call it home.

• Special guided tour leaves every day at 3 pm.
• Special behind-the-scenes experience in a specific region of the Zoo
• Free passport
• Sticker for your passport
• Map to help you navigate around the Zoo

• Animal encounters
• Single-ride Carousel pass
• Special photo opportunities

Dates available: Daily, March 15-April 15, 2013

Hours: Daily, 9 am-5 pm
Tours: Daily at 3 pm. Spring Break tours will NOT run on March 30 during Hug-a-Bunny Day.

Price (in addition to regular admission): $8 for adults; $6 for children ages 3-15; Free for children under 2 years old.
Reservations: No reservations needed but sign-up is on a first-come, first-served basis.

423-697-1322

www.chattzoo.org

What if you could . . .

. . . be an engineer aboard a trolley at the Chattanooga Choo Choo? Catch a ride on the authentic New Orleans Trolley and tour the Chattanooga Choo Choo, and even spend the night in a Victorian traincar!

BE AN ENGINEER AT THE CHATTANOOGA CHOO CHOO

All aboard!! Now you can be an Engineer for a day and tour the 24-acre Chattanooga Choo Choo complex. Hop aboard the original 1924 Electric Trolley and help the Conductor ride through the famous Choo Choo station by ringing the bell. The complex boasts five unique restaurants (including the Station House where the servers sing for your supper), seven retail shops, a fascinating Model Railroad Museum and an authentic New Orleans Trolley. The hotel features 363 rooms in three buildings and in restored train cars. Dozens more downtown dining, shopping, and attraction options are within walking distance or via a short ride on the free, electric shuttle system.

CHATTANOOGA CHOO CHOO ENGINEER PACKAGE INCLUDES:

• Free Trolley ride (Limit 2 kids per family for free admission)
• Honorary Engineer certificate for riding on the Trolley
• Free train whistle at the Depot Gift Shop when you show your Spring Break Field Guide

Dates available: Daily, March 15-April 15, 2013

Reservations: Call 800-TRACK29 or 423-266-5000

CHATTANOOGA CHOO CHOO OVERNIGHT PACKAGES:

Spend the night in Chattanooga so you can enjoy all the Spring Break activities. The Choo Choo offers fabulous packages with overnight accommodations, attraction tickets, and promises for lots of fun!

• SPRING BREAK SAFARI PACKAGE (2 Nights): Two night’s accommodations; $25 restaurant credit voucher for use in any of the Choo Choo’s restaurants; tickets the Tennessee Aquarium(*), Chattanooga Zoo(**), Creative Discovery Museum and the Model Railroad Display & Museum (on-site). Pricing is for 2 Adults/2 Children. Additional tickets may be purchased. 
• MANY MORE PACKAGES AVAILABLE. Call 1-800-Track-29 or visit www.choochoo.com for current pricing information.  Subject to availability.
• * Tennessee Aquarium’s Keeper Kids does not require an additional fee, however, you will need to sign up for the activities on a first-come, first-served basis. Check their website for schedule. www.tnaqua.org/springbreak.aspx
• ** Chattanooga Zoo’s Zoologist has two options, one is free and one requires an additional fee. With package, you will get standard tickets to the Zoo. If you choose to do the Zoologist Journey Package, you will be required to pay the difference upon arrival.

Dates overnight packages available: March 15-April 15, 2013. Spring Break Safari package available ONLY by phone (NOT available online)

Price: Package price varies depending on type of room booked. Standard rooms, $399.99 plus tax; Traincar rooms, $529.99 plus tax.
Reservations: Call 800-TRACK29 or 423-266-5000. Advance reservations are recommended.

800-TRACK29 or 423-266-5000

www.choochoo.com