Bristol Grade School

Families, you are currently viewing a sample itinerary customized for Bristol Grade School. Please note that this version is meant to provide a general overview of the experiences and activities the trip organizers hope to include. As we get closer to departure, the school or designated trip organizer will share the most up-to-date and finalized itinerary, reflecting any adjustments, confirmed reservations, and timing updates. For now, please enjoy this preview of what is planned for your student’s upcoming trip.

Day 1: Travel to Washington, D.C. & National Museum of American History

Travel to Washington, D.C.!
Lunch Allocation
Visit the National Museum of American History
Visit The People’s House
White House Photo Opportunity Stop from Lafayette Park/Pennsylvania Avenue
Dinner Allocation
Visit the Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam, and Korean War Memorials, World War II Memorial, and Washington Monument
Check-in to Hotel Accommodations with Overnight Security (four nights)

Day 2: Mount Vernon & National Archives Museum

Breakfast at the hotel
Visit George Washington’s Mount Vernon
Lunch Allocation
Visit the National Archives Museum
Visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
DJ Dinner Cruise
Return to Hotel Accommodations

Day 3: International Spy Museum & Tidal Basin Memorials Tour

Breakfast at the hotel
Visit the International Spy Museum
Tour Director Led Walking Tour of Arlington National Cemetery
Boxed Sandwich Lunch
Visit the US Marine Corps War Memorial: Iwo Jima
Visit the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
Group sit-down dinner
Visit the Thomas Jefferson, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and MLK Memorials around the Tidal Basin
Return to Hotel Accommodations

Day 4: Smithsonian National Zoological Park & United States Capitol Building

Breakfast at the hotel
Visit the Smithsonian National Zoological Park
Lunch Allocation
Visit the United States Capitol Building
Visit the National Museum of African American History and Culture
Group sit-down dinner and Bowling!
Group Exploration of Pentagon City Mall
Visit the National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial

Day 5: Departure for Home

Breakfast at the hotel
Departure for Home

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How are dietary restrictions dealt with?

When registering your students on the portal, there will be an opportunity to include dietary restrictions. Landmark will notify all meal vendors prior to the group’s visit, and the Tour Directors will reconfirm with the restaurant before and during the meal. There will be a few instances in which students are given meal vouchers and can decide which meal vendors they want to eat at — at that point, students are also encouraged to communicate their own dietary restrictions.

Can I get in touch with my traveler on the trip?

Yes! If your student has a cell phone, you can text them periodically throughout the trip. You can also arrange to call your student during free time on the trip (for example, the motorcoach ride back to the hotel, or at the hotel). If students are too young to own cell phones, it’s the responsibility of the trip organizers and chaperones to determine the best option for communication between students and their parents.

What about safety on the trip?

Safety is our top priority. Students are given safety bracelets upon their first interaction with their Tour Director, along with the first of multiple safety briefings. During free exploration, groups always travel in chaperone groups or follow the buddy system (depending on the age of the group and at the discretion of the trip organizer). The group will not leave an attraction until at least two formal head counts are done — one by a Tour Director and a final one conducted by the head chaperone.

What if my child loses an item on the trip?

Tour Directors do their best to inform students on the safest ways to travel. They are also the last to leave any dining room or meeting location to ensure all belongings have been collected, while frequently reminding students to check for their wallet, keys, phone, and bags. Have the student notify the Tour Director and they will contact whoever they can to attempt to track down the item.

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