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AFFORDABLE, ENJOYABLE, & EDUCATIONAL

Where is the 2017 tour going?

Lord willing, we'll spend about one week in the Bluegrass State of Kentucky. Click on the red Attractions button above for a detailed summary of the many places we plan to visit.

When is the tour?

The tour officially starts from MLC in New Ulm on Friday morning, June 16 and returns on Sunday evening, June 25. Those who prefer to start and end in Milwaukee would board on June 17 and return on June 24.

Who Can Attend?

The tour is sponsored by the MLC Alumni Association but is open to all WELS or ELS members.

Will we have guides on board?

MLC Director of Alumni Relations Steve Balza will serve as the tour manager and will do his best to keep all passengers safe, comfortable, and informed. MLC Professors Steve Thiesfeldt and Greg Diersen will be along as our guides. Local step-on guides have also been hired in several places.

How do I register?

As of December 1, you can register electronically on this site, download and print a paper registration form to send in, or call to have one sent to you. A $250 deposit is due within 7 days of registration and final payment will be due on March 31. The tours typically sell out very quickly so please register early.

Costs & Discounts

 

Tour costs noted below are based on occupancy (# of persons sharing a room).

 

Single Occupancy - $1600

Double Occupancy - $1200

Triple Occupancy - $1125

Quad Occupancy - $1050

 

 

Those meeting the group in Milwaukee pay $200 less. 

 

Discounts are available for early bird registration, online regsitration, seniors 62+, MLC students, and previous travelers.

 

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HIGHLIGHTS

Bible Based Attractions

We'll enjoy a day at the Creation Museum and another at the new Ark Encounter Theme Park.

Kentucky History & Culture

The Cumberland Gap National Historic Park is one of several stops that will help you better understand the early settlement of this region.

Scenic Marvels

We'll get an up-close look at God's amazing handiwork including thoroughbred horses, natural bridges, waterfalls, and caves.

Step On Guided City Sights 

Local guides will share insights regarding the history, natural resources, and industry that built the great cities of Lexington & Louisville.

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