shutdown
I e-mailed TAUCK about what effect the shutdown might have on our late January, early February trip and got this reply:
Should the partial government shutdown continue, the following changes will take place:
· Our guests are scheduled to arrive at Yellowstone National Park on Day 3 of the itinerary for a 3-night stay with a visit at Grand Teton National Park on Day 6.
o Visitor centers are closed. If they remain closed once our departures begin, National Park passports will not be able to be stamped for guests.
o Day 4 lunch scheduled at the Canyon Visitor Center will need to be provided elsewhere.
o Restrooms in the National Parks may or may not be open. If they are opened, they may not be maintained.
Should the partial government shutdown continue, the following changes will take place:
· Our guests are scheduled to arrive at Yellowstone National Park on Day 3 of the itinerary for a 3-night stay with a visit at Grand Teton National Park on Day 6.
o Visitor centers are closed. If they remain closed once our departures begin, National Park passports will not be able to be stamped for guests.
o Day 4 lunch scheduled at the Canyon Visitor Center will need to be provided elsewhere.
o Restrooms in the National Parks may or may not be open. If they are opened, they may not be maintained.
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how was your trip?
By the way, did Xanterra use their new snowcoaches and if so how were they?
We're from upstate NY (way upstate) and are flying out of SYR on Monday, a day early.
P.S. Wasn't supposed to start snowing here today until 4 PM but it has been snowing lightly since about 10:30 AM and they are still calling for between 1 and 2 feet followed by high winds and frigid temperatures. Gotta love central NY...