Charles and Lillie Woodrows
The Woodrows and others stayed at sea for almost nine hours before it was deemed safe enough to continue island hopping. Despite almost participating in one the worst natural disasters of the past century, they still describe their experience as “most enjoyable.”
- Charles and Lillie Woodrows
“It’s hard to pick a favorite island in Hawaii as each has its own distinct beauty,” said Charles. “It’s very difficult to pick one over the other and I don’t think I can.”
Their vacation was even more enjoyable because they saved money by using Cruises, Travel and Attractions’ travel agency and utilizing its website, www.thevacationstationmembers.com.
When it was all over, they rated the company’s customer service as excellent.
Best of all, because the Woodrows are members of Cruises, Travel and Attractions, they received a rebate check after their vacation was over, saving them even more money. While they are staying closer to home for their next vacation, Cruises, Travel and Attractions will still be available to help them plan their trip and keep more money in their pockets.
Charles and Lillie Woodrows
The Woodrows and others stayed at sea for almost nine hours before it was deemed safe enough to continue island hopping. Despite almost participating in one the worst natural disasters of the past century, they still describe their experience as “most enjoyable.”
- Charles and Lillie Woodrows
“It’s hard to pick a favorite island in Hawaii as each has its own distinct beauty,” said Charles. “It’s very difficult to pick one over the other and I don’t think I can.”
Their vacation was even more enjoyable because they saved money by using Cruises, Travel and Attractions’ travel agency and utilizing its website, www.thevacationstationmembers.com.
When it was all over, they rated the company’s customer service as excellent.
Best of all, because the Woodrows are members of Cruises, Travel and Attractions, they received a rebate check after their vacation was over, saving them even more money. While they are staying closer to home for their next vacation, Cruises, Travel and Attractions will still be available to help them plan their trip and keep more money in their pockets.
Charles and Lillie Woodrows
Charles and Lillie Woodrow of Hopkins, South Carolina, have been members of The Vacation Station for two years but didn’t decide to take their first trip to Europe until last year.
“We had a good experience, so we booked another vacation this year through Cruises, Travel and Attractions and headed to Hawaii,” said Charles Woodrow. “While we won’t travel as far from home next time, we will definitely utilize our membership with Cruises, Travel and Attractions again.”
A 15-day vacation to Hawaii is a dream vacation and one the Woodrows won’t soon forget – but for another reason.
“We were on a cruise visiting some of the Hawaiian Islands when the earthquake and tsunami hit Japan,” Charles explained. “It was incredible, but we were kept informed of what was happening the entire time. The cruise line took us out to sea for about 25 miles to avoid getting hit ourselves. It was definitely a new and once-in-alifetime experience for all of us.”…
It only took a postcard in her mailbox to pique Lynn Meyer’s interest in learning about Cruise, Travel and Attractions (CTA). 
It sounded like a good idea, and it was just a short trip to the nearby office to find out more. It turned out to be the first step to many journeys she’s taken with her husband Bill.
We went with a very open mind to hear what the program was about,” said Lynn.
Bill jumped in saying, “It turned out very interesting.” He continued by explaining that the CTA folks actively work to find out where you would like to vacation – then they come up with suggestions.
“It’s kind of a neat idea,” Bill said.
The Meyers have been members since the summer of 2009, and they were anxious to try a variety of plans offered by CTA. For example, they wanted a vacation in Florida’s panhandle, so the staff at Cruise, Travel and Attractions presented several options from which to choose.
What else can cruise aficionados do aboard the Carnival Fantasy? Passengers will be able to enjoy a wide variety of entertainment options, such as a friendly Casino and a huge Spa Carnival and Health Club, where fitness fans can work out in three outdoor swimming pools and jog a well-maintained eighth-of-a-mile mile track, then relax in one of the ship’s six whirlpools.
A game room and onboard activities including pingpong, shuffleboard, dancing lessons and a well-stocked library offer a range of pleasant diversions. There’s duty-free shopping, and a barbershop and beauty salon, and all cabins offer closed-circuit television.
The Carnival Cruise Lines Total Choice Dining Program means that all passengers will be free to choose from a host of meal-time and snack-time options, among them formal dining rooms where the tables are always set for a first-class dining experience, including fresh lobster on every cruise, an extensive wine list and attentive service. For more intimate dining, there is a reservations-only steakhouse with a Manhattan-chic ambience and many hearty favorites. Casual dining includes a European-style café and plenty of kid-pleasing meal choices, from hamburgers, hot dogs and pizza to spaghetti and meatballs and more.
Harbor Pointe, in the quaint little town of Titusville, exemplifies luxurious living. Spread over four 
buildings, including the Harbor Grand, six floor plans are offered—two of them penthouses. Even the two-bedroom, two-bath condo is much larger than average, encompassing nearly 2,000 square feet.
Several three-bedroom plans are available, but the real piéce de resistance is the penthouses. With four bedrooms, three baths and nearly 3,700 square feet of living space, the Forecastle is the ultimate in condo living.
The Chapins have already used CTA to add two additional cruises to their agenda. In January, they are looking forward to 14 days of sun and fun in the 
Southern Caribbean. And next June, they’ll board a ship in London for a tour of Northern Europe that will last 12 days and take them as far north as Russia.”
During the last 30 or 35 years, the Chapins have vacationed in South Carolina. They enjoy the lifestyle and beautiful surroundings. On one fateful trip, they paused in Charleston for a little sightseeing. While walking through the Market area, they were given a voucher for a free lunch at Hyman’s Restaurant – a placed they already liked to eat – and decided to listen to the proposal offered by Cruise, Travel and Attractions.
The State Theater originally began as the Aladdin Theater. This theater was built in 1924 for approximately $80,000 by W. H. Bower Construction Company, 
a qualified company with 20 years experience in building quality homes and office buildings. The Aladdin Theater of Cocoa was a modern building in a progressive town on the central east coast of Florida, a town that was becoming well-known as a tourist area.
A dream of Fred Bryan and Herbert M. Cogswell was to have a more stable and pretentious facility for the type of entertainment they felt the town of Cocoa should have. From all accounts, many of the citizens of Cocoa were not in agreement with these two gentlemen. Apparently this did not deter them as they decided to look on this project as a “dream come true rather than an investment.”
William and Lenora Chapin love to travel and their favorite way to see the world is from a cruise ship. Cruising offers many benefits, but one of the most appreciated is the combination of 
transportation and lodging that eliminates the constant packing, unpacking and moving of luggage from one destination to the next, and Cruise, Travel and Attractions (CTA) makes criusing even simpler. William Chapin also believes you can cover a lot more territory aboard a ship.
We love cruises because it is such an easy way to see a lot of places,” Chapin said. The Chapins have been members of Cruise, Travel and Attractions for about two years and have taken full advantage of this fantastic travel resource. And CTA makes it easy with cruises on big-name cruise lines.
Condominium dwellers along Florida’s Space Coast can look out their windows or sit on their balconies and drink in magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean, 
scenic rivers or peaceful inlets. On occasion, they can also enjoy a close-up look at a space shuttle roaring skyward.
The condo market in Brevard County, which claims much of the 75 miles of beautiful beaches surrounding Cape Canaveral and the Kennedy Space Center, is soaring as well.
One example of the juxtaposition of the serenity of the ocean and the exhilaration of a space launch is the condominium community of 3800, located in the island
town of Cocoa Beach, just south of the Space Center. The community is situated just off State Highway A1A, facing the Atlantic, where residents might see a cruise ship docking one day and a shuttle racing toward the space station the next.
