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Hunt Valley Motor Coach – On Location

$27 for Same-Day Round-Trip Bus Ride to New York City ($55 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Buses depart from four Baltimore stations and ferry passengers on a nonstop trip to 8th Avenue at 46th Street in New York City

The Fine Print

  • Expires Oct 1, 2013
  • Limit 4 per person. Limit 4 per visit. Reservation required. Subject to availability–each tour can accommodate a limited number of Groupons. 24hr cancellation notice required or fee up to half the Groupon price may apply. Must be 5 or older. Not valid Saturdays in December.
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Easily getting from one place to another is a great benefit of living in the modern age—much like the Internet or those silica gel packets you can keep in your shoes to make you look taller. Go as you please with this Groupon.

$27 for a Same-Day Round-Trip Bus Ride to New York City ($55 Value)

Buses depart in the morning from Security Park & Ride, the Alley Shops in Pikesville, Carney Park & Ride, and Mountain Road and Joppa Park & Ride in Harford County. They take passengers on a nonstop route to New York City, arriving at 8th Avenue and 46th Street, then take off in the evening to complete the same-day round trip. Buses travel on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, though this Groupon is not valid for Saturdays in December. Click here for a bus schedule.

Hunt Valley Motor Coach

The roots of Hunt Valley Motor Coach's family tree spring from two buses. In 1985, Edward Royston only had a pair of vehicles to his name, and a mission to make the traveling process a highlight of his clients' vacations. His fleet soon grew to 11 buses, and more still when the company joined with Gunther Charters, a business known for its memorable package tours. Today, Edward's emphasis on personality prevails at every step of the booking process, from online or phone conversations with the small sales team—where Gunther Charters founders Marty and Laurie Gunther still field calls—to greetings from each jovial driver.

From its Baltimore base, the company plans convenient round trips and tours to a variety of locales. Its daylong jaunts to Atlantic City deposit riders at the casinos and boardwalk, and excursions to New York launch days full of seasonal shopping and sightseeing. Thanks to locked and guarded storage, passengers are even encouraged to leave their laptops and other bulky possessions on the bus during their daylong excursions.

Themed tours ferry passengers to states such as Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, and Tennessee for overnight stays and guided explorations of local sites. The New Orleans tour, for example, leads groups through historic cemeteries and the botanical garden, and a holiday tour of Newport mansions showcases the intricate decorations and reindeer butlers of three resplendent homes.

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The Groupon Guide to: Science-Fair Projects

As the school year continues to heat up, it's time to start thinking about this year's science fair. Here's a list of science projects that will help you win the science competition at your school:

  • A homemade volcano, but you add chunks of hot dog to the baking soda/vinegar mixture to get texture and flavor
  • Use your homemade potato battery to send an electric current through your braces. Then tell people at your table, "My mouth's an outlet, plug in your phone."
  • In front of poster that says "What would life be like without photosynthesis?" place two pizzas side by side, one with green peppers and one without.
  • Just put out a clear plastic case and label it "air."
  • Perform the most challenging live science experiment of all—seeing if you can get your parents back together at your grade-school science fair.

Why do my braces always smell like potato?

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