Adult Trips Mini Guide - Fall by Carol Stream Park District

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Pierogi Fest

Saturday, July 25, 9:30AM-5:15PM

DUE DATE: AT REGISTRATION

Don’t miss the world-famous cultural celebration, Pierogi Fest, in Whiting, IN Bring your appetite for the many food vendors of cheese, vegetable, meat, potato, and dessert pierogis, sausages, strudels, BBQ, and much more Visit the five stages of music and entertainment, including plenty of polka, along with beer gardens and craft merchants Lunch is on your own

$22R/$28NR 35064

Milwaukee Brat Cruise

Saturday, August 1, 12-7:15PM

DUE DATE: AT REGISTRATION

Take your taste buds for a 90-minute Edelweiss Cruise along the Milwaukee skyline We'll sample Milwaukee's finest brats and potato salad while checking out the city views Eat lunch prior to this trip

$61R/$67NR 35065

Chicago Foodie Tour

Wednesday, August 5, 8:30AM-5PM

DUE DATE: AT REGISTRATION

Taste your way through Chicago on a flavorful food tour with Chicago Tour Company Begin with fresh, handcrafted donuts from a famous bakery Dive into the city’s rich immigrant heritage with hearty German appetizers End in a cozy pub with classic Irish fare

$111R/$117NR 35066

Cantigny Museum & Gardens

Wednesday, August 12, 9:30AM-3:15PM

DUE DATE: AUGUST 1

Explore Wheaton’s Cantigny estate with a docent-led walking tour of the stunning gardens in bloom. Enjoy free time to peruse the First Division Museum and Tank Park. Lunch from the garden café includes choice of entrée, chips, and cookie.

1) Greens & grains salad (veg)

2) Chicken salad sandwich

3) Italian sandwich

4) Roast beef sandwich

$56R/$62NR 35067

Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story

Wednesday, August 26, 10:30AM-4:45PM

DUE DATE: AT REGISTRATION

This production at Drury Lane, Oak Brook Terrace, chronicles the life of rock and roll pioneer Buddy Holly, from his early start in Texas to his meteoric rise to fame and untimely death Experience the songs that changed music as we know it Lunch includes salad, choice of entrée and sundae

1) Grilled chicken breast

2) Bistro steak

3) Ratatouille (veg)

$112R/$118NR 35070

Paw Paw Wine & Harvest Fest

Saturday, September 12, 7AM-5:45PM

DUE DATE: SEPTEMBER 1

Celebrate Michigan wine and the harvest season! Enjoy the classic car show, arts and crafts fair, vendors, Lucille Ball look-a-like contest, entertainment, food, and beer and wine tastings on your own

$31R/$37NR 36252

Barker Mansion

Tuesday, September 15, 9AM-4:30PM

DUE DATE: SEPTEMBER 1

Enjoy a guided tour of the Barker Mansion, a stunning 35,000-square-foot estate with 38 beautifully preserved rooms just steps from Lake Michigan Discover how the Barker family helped shape Michigan City, IN into a thriving industrial hub Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this landmark offers a glimpse into the elegance of life during the Gilded Age Facility includes stairs and is not ADA accessible A box lunch with chips is provided at the mansion

1) Chicken Salad Croissant

2) Tuna Salad Baguette

3) BLT with Avocado

$69R/$75NR 36165

yThursday, September 24, 9:30AM-5:30PM

DUE DATE: SEPTEMBER 1

Experience the magic of a Sir Elton and Billy Joel concert, as Brian Harris plays hits spanning the icons’ careers You’ll be dazzled by the spot-on vocals, wild costumes, endless energy, and rocking piano playing A lunch buffet before this show at the White Pines Lodge in Mount Morris includes several entrees, potato, vegetable, salads, and dessert

$108R/$114NR 36176

Wrigley Field Tour

Friday, September 25, 10AM-4:45PM

DUE DATE: AUGUST 15

Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the legendary home of the Chicago Cubs Discover the history of the Friendly Confines, with highlights which may include the bleachers, seats, outfield ivy, press box, visitor’s clubhouse, field, and dugout Lunch is on your own at Hattie B’s, featuring their famous Nashville-style chicken, salads, and southern sides, before the tour

$57R/$63NR 36260

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$90R/$96NR 36177

Lake Geneva Oktoberfest

Saturday, October 10, 9:30AM-5:45PM

DUE DATE: OCTOBER 1

Celebrate fall at a traditional German festival, featuring a beer garden, food vendors, artisan craft market, music and entertainment Stroll through downtown Lake Geneva to check out the shops’ sidewalk sales and pumpkin carvings

$26R/$32NR 36246

Brigadoon

Saturday, October 17, 12:15-5PM

DUE DATE: AUGUST 31

Two New Yorkers discover a magical Scottish village that appears for only one day every century One falls in love with a villager, forcing him to choose between his modern life and this enchanted world of Brigadoon Music On Stage community theatre presents this timeless musical at the Cutting Hall Performing Arts Center in Palatine Eat lunch prior to this trip

$39R/$45NR 36181

Jimmy Buffett's Escape to Margaritaville

Wednesday, October 21, 12:15-6:15PM

Set on a sun-drenched beachfront resort, t feel-good musical blends island rhythms w Buffett favorites. It follows Tully, a laid-bac local musician, and Rachel, a driven tourist whose chance encounter sparks romance, laughter, and self-discovery. Escape to Margaritaville is a musical getaway that inv you to relax, celebrate the moment, and e life to the fullest. Eat lunch prior to this trip the North Shore Center in Skokie.

$63R/$69NR 36218

Pride of Oregon Cruise

Friday, October 23, 9AM-3:45PM

DUE DATE: OCTOBER 1

Monday, November 2, 9:30AM-3:15PM

DUE DATE: OCTOBER 15

DUE DATE: SEPTEMBER 15 , y

Visit Hollywood Casino’s new state-of-the-art Hollywood Casino

Embark on a two hour cruise on an authent paddlewheel riverboat Enjoy autumn on th Rock River with views of Oregon’s Strongh Castle, Blackhawk statue, several state pa and historic sites. Lunch on the boat includ salad, rolls, choice of entrée, potato, vegetable, and dessert.

1) Chicken parmesan

2) Pot roast

$70R/$76NR 36199

Jack O'Lantern World

Thursday, October 29, 4:45-10PM

DUE DATE: OCTOBER 1

Journey to the Jack O’Lantern capital of the world in Lake Zurich, featuring an immersive, interactive trail with 20+ themed worlds, handcarved by over 50 artisans You’ll see thousands of real jack o’lanterns, including inperson carving demonstrations and giant pumpkins weighing over 1,000 pounds Enjoy a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, beer garden, and food trucks on your own Extensive activity includes a gravel trail, low lighting, and uneven surfaces

$44R/$50NR 36217

to the Skydeck on the 103rd floor and step onto The Ledge five glass balconies extending four feet beyond the building Take in breathtaking 360-degree views stretching up to 50 miles across four states Lunch is on your own at Catalog, the multi-level food hall at the base of Willis Tower

$52R/$58NR 36256

Annie

Wednesday, November 11, 10:30AM-5PM

DUE DATE: OCTOBER 1

Broadway’s favorite little orphan returns to Drury Lane This heartwarming musical will delight you with cheer, optimism, and the power of love Lunch includes minestrone soup, choice of entrée, and chocolate chip cookie

1) Turkey clubhouse sandwich

2) Quiche Lorraine

3) Egg salad sandwich (vegetarian)

$112R/$118NR 36203

Corks & Cannolis

Friday, November 13, 10AM-4:15PM

DUE DATE: OCTOBER 1

Don’t miss our private wine tasting at Lynfred Winery in Highland Park accompanied by a cannoli-making demonstration from Tony Cannoli Enjoy a flight of four wines paired with three delicious cannolis A light lunch at That Little French Guy includes choice of entrée

$69R/$75NR 36206

Program Preview Day

Tuesday, November 17, 2-3:30PM

DUE DATE: NOVEMBER 1

Join us at Fountain View Recreation Center and get the inside scoop on our winter trips before they open to the public Enjoy musical entertainment by Leslie Gray Robbins and a chance to win a $25 park district gift certificate

FREE 35587

Fountain View Recreation Center

Jersey Boys

Wednesday, November 18, 9:30AM-5:45PM

DUE DATE: AUGUST 15

From the streets of New Jersey to international stardom, go behind the music and inside the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons This Broadway sensation features hit songs "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," and more Lunch is on your own at Corner Bakery before this show at the CIBC Theatre in Chicago

$70R/$76NR 36207

Chicago Pedway Tour

Monday, November 23, 9:30AM-4:45PM

DUE DATE: NOVEMBER 1

Discover Chicago’s Pedway, an underground network of pedestrian tunnels. Uncover its history, unique businesses, and links to transit, while visiting notable buildings. Guided tour is indoors and approximately a mile long including stairs; tour is not ADA accessible. Lunch is on your own at Potbelly before the tour.

$56R/$62NR 36261

Christmas in Chicago

Tuesday, December 1, 9:15AM-5PM

DUE DATE: NOVEMBER 15

Discover the history behind the beloved holiday traditions at Macy’s on State Street during a guided tour Take in the spectacular Christmas décor, famous holiday windows, Great Clocks, Burnham Fountain, Tiffany vaulted ceiling, and two-story Great Tree Then visit the Germanstyle outdoor Christkindlmarket for authentic holiday gifts with international flair Food and drinks are on your own

$35R/$41NR 36214

A Christmas Story

Saturday, December 5, 8AM-6:45PM

DUE DATE: NOVEMBER 1

We’re traveling to the Fireside Theatre in Fort Atkinson, WI for this classic musical based on the 1983 movie. It’s a hilarious account of Ralphie’s desperate quest to ensure that the one thing he wants for Christmas ends up under his tree. Lunch includes cream of lobster soup, bread, choice of entrée, and black forest cake.

1) Chicken parmesan

2) Grilled salmon

3) Roast beef tenderloin

4) Puff pastry pot pie (vegetarian)

$136R/$142NR 36209

Naperville Holiday Lights

Trolley

Tuesday, December 8, 3:30-8:15PM

DUE DATE: OCTOBER 15

Hop aboard the Naperville Trolley for a festive ride This one-hour private tour visits some of the most elaborate holiday light displays in Naperville Dinner before the tour is on your own at Freedom Brothers This trip sells out annually – register early!

$35R/$41NR 36211

A Dickens Holiday Tour

Friday, December 11, 9:15AM-4:45PM

DUE DATE: NOVEMBER 15

Our day begins in quaint downtown Antioc lunch at Rivalry Alehouse, including choice entrée, rolls, vegetable, and side Then en guided tour of the Dickens and Kringle hol villages and decorated Christmas trees in indoor showroom End the day with a swe treat and coffee or tea at Lovin’ Oven Cak

1) Meatloaf

2) Swedish meatballs

3) Chicken parmesan

$73R/$79NR 36213

Under the Mistletoe

Tuesday, December 15, 9:15AM-5:15PM

DUE DATE: DECEMBER 1

We’re headed to Starved Rock Lodge in Oglesby for Matt and Cynthia Gruel’s holid cabaret Nostalgic holiday favorites featur "Holly Jolly Christmas," "Let it Snow," "Rock Around the Christmas Tree" and “The Little Drummer Boy” will get you in the holiday s Buffet lunch includes two meats, potatoes vegetable, salad, rolls, and dessert

$112R/$118NR 36250

Merry & Bright at Garfiel

Friday, December 18, 11:45AM-6PM

DUE DATE: NOVEMBER 1

Escape the gray winter with the Merry & B Winter Flower Show at the Garfield Park S House. Enjoy a guided tour that describes variety of seasonal flowers decorated with multi-colored LED lights. This indoor botan display brings color and holiday cheer. Aft tour, visit your favorite exhibits and stop b seasonal market to peruse a variety of loc vendors. Eat lunch prior to this trip.

$33R/$39NR 36212

Vermont Overnight Trip Sep 27-Oct 3 35152

Discover Vermont at peak fall foliage on this seven-day getaway featuring charming villages, scenic landscapes and iconic New England experiences. Explore the Shelburne Museum’s 39 historic buildings, stroll Burlington’s Church Street Marketplace, and enjoy a dinner cruise on Lake Champlain with entertainment and dancing. Visit the Vermont Granite Museum and Hope Cemetery, tour the Vermont State Capitol and Vermont History Museum in Montpelier, and sample sweet treats at Goodrich’s Maple Farm. Take a scenic drive to Cold Hollow Cider Mill and Stowe Village, and enjoy a guided tour with samples at Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Factory. On the return trip, cross into Ontario for breathtaking views from the 1,000 Islands Observation Tower.

This Diamond Tours trip includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, six nights lodging (four consecutive in Vermont) and 10 meals. Trip insurance recommended. Emergency information form required Valid passport required due to Canada excursion.

payment due at registration

EMERGENCY INFO FORM TRIP ITINERARY

Activity Key

Minimal Activity = Indicates limited walking and a mostly seated experience Example: Most theatre trips

Moderate Activity = Indicates an increased level of activity, but with opportunity to go at one’s own pace Example: Casino trips

Extensive Activity = Indicates a high level of activity, including stairs, periods of extended standing, long walking distances, balcony seating, or other limited accessibility at a venue Example: Festivals

Indicates that Luxury Coach with onboard restrooms will be included in the price of activity

Gratuities

Trips with tour guides and motorcoach transportation do not include gratuity An envelope will be passed to collect optional tips based on their service Please bring small bills Park District staff are not permitted to accept gratuities

Accessibility

Most adult trips are accessible, however, participants using walkers or wheelchairs should confirm the trip location’s accessibility in advance Use the Activity Key as a guide when determining if a program suits your capabilities Indicate any accommodation requests at the time of registration Front bus seating may be reserved in advance for those with applicable medical special needs only Participants requesting front of bus seating should arrive fifteen minutes prior to departure time For more information, contact us at 630-784-6100

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Dietary Restrictions

Pick-Up Location

The park district bus picks up at Simkus Recreation Center, 849 West Lies Road, unless otherwise noted Meet in the lobby by the north east entrance

Departure Times

Departure times listed for each trip reflect the time when the bus departs Always arrive five to ten minutes early in order to check in and board the bus Seating is first come, first served Specific individual seats are not reserved for participants See Accessibility section if you have a medical need that requires specific seating

Payments

Registrants are required to either pay in full or enroll in a payment plan and complete an Automatic Payment Request form at the time of registration If enrolling in a payment plan, payments for trips are withdrawn from the account listed on the Automatic Payment Request form on the payment due date for each trip If a due date has passed, you may still enroll in the trip if space is available, payment is then due at registration Enroll in the waitlist for a trip any time at no fee

Trip Cancellations

Withdrawals should be requested prior to the payment deadline If you can no longer attend after the deadline, withdrawals are only processed if a participant on the waitlist takes your spot or if you find a replacement There is no guarantee that a waitlist replacement can be found after the due date has passed If a friend is taking your place on the trip, a signed waiver and payment are due before your withdrawal can be processed Passengers not on our roster are not permitted to attend Refer to our Refund and Withdrawal Policy

Get unleashed at the Bark Park, featuring agility equipment and separate fenced play area for large and small dogs

Usage of Bark Park is now free –no membership required! Dogs must have dog license from Village of Carol Stream and current rabies vaccination

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People Training Dogs

This five-week educational dog class teaches your dog obedience and also teaches you how to recognize, manage and change behaviors before they become undesirable You and your furry friend learn how to walk on leash properly, sit, down, stay, place, come and stand for a veterinary exam This class is for dogs five months and older First class there are no dogs as we have a Q&A session along with going over the first week's homework assignment Some training equipment is needed: a six-foot leash, 15-foot leash, place cot/dog bed, and tasty treats The first class is mandatory to continue this course Class led by Roc Solid Obedience

Wed 9/16-10/21 6:30-8:30PM $165R/$206NR 36114

Wed 11/4-12/16 6:30-8:30PM $165R/$206NR 36115

No Class Nov 25

Wheaton Park District Community Center 1777 S. Blanchard, Wheaton Free course repeats as needed! All dogs are required to be upto-date on immunizations (Rabies, Parvo, and Distemper) with a negative stool sample checked no more than two weeks’ prior to the first class.

Adult Piano/Guitar Private Lessons

Always wanted to play or get back to it? This eight-week session offers private, flexible 30minute lessons for adult beginners or returning players. Learn to read music, play your favorite songs, and enjoy the process with supportive instructors. Lesson day and time is arranged by A & A Music when you register for the classes according to your schedule.

Ages 18+

Tue 9/1-22 TBD $104R/$124NR 36123

A & A Music & Art Academy, 1975 E Devon Ave, Hanover Park

Adult Dance - Golden Tappers

Designed for golden guys and gals to get back in touch with or learn more about tap!

Tap shoes required

Ages 50+

Wed 9/16-12/16 6-6:45PM $147R/$167NR 35724

No Class Nov 25

Simkus Recreation Center

Instant Piano/Guitar/Ukelele for Hopelessly Busy People

In just a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you years of musical enjoyment Learn to play piano/guitar the way professionals do - using chords The chord method is LOTS of fun and dramatically easier to learn than reading notes

Ages 13+

Piano

Sat 11/7 9AM-12PM $70R/$90NR 36043

Guitar

Sat 11/7 1-3:30PM $70R/$90NR 36044

Ukulele

Thu 11/19 6:30-9PM $70R/$90NR 36045

Zoom

Fee includes the online book, online follow up lessons, a recording of the class and also an optional periodic question and answer session Class is held online using zoom and is partly hands on instruction and partly lecture/demonstration

Adult Watercolor/Drawing Lessons

Discover the joy of drawing, painting and molding in this two-hour beginner class. Learn essential skills, explore colorful mediums, and turn your favorite photos or clay creations into artwork. Note: stairs required for access.

Ages 18+

Watercolor

Tue 9/1-22 11AM-1PM $104R/$124NR 36120

Drawing

Wed 9/2-23 11AM-1PM $104R/$124NR 36121

Thu 9/3-24 11AM-1PM $104R/$124NR 36122

A & A Music & Art Academy, 1975 E. Devon Ave., Hanover Park

Adult Charcoal Drawing Level 1

This beginner-friendly charcoal drawing class introduces students to the fundamentals of charcoal art Learn how to use charcoal tools, create light and shadow, blend smoothly, and draw basic shapes and still life compositions Build confidence and foundational skills while completing a finished charcoal artwork by the end of the season All materials provided

Ages 13+

Mon 9/14-28 4-4:45PM $75R/$95NR 36047

Fountain View Recreation Center

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Adult - The Art of Clay

See the possibilities a little bit of clay and a lot of imagination can bring Participants learn handbuilding techniques including coil, slab, slumping, and glazing to transform wet clay into a fun and functional seasonal ceramic piece

Ages 18+

Tue 9/8 6-7:30PM $51R/$71NR 36035

Tue 10/20 6-7:30PM $51R/$71NR 36036

Tue 11/17 6-7:30PM $51R/$71NR 36037

Tue 12/8 6-7:30PM $51R/$71NR 36038

Fountain View Recreation Center

Items are kiln fired and ready for pickup two weeks after class Taught by Whim Studio staff

Adult Embroidery

Pinot's Palette - Adult Painting

Create your masterpiece with Pinot’s Palette!

Receive step-by-step instructions to create your work of art with the guidance of a local artist. No experience required and all supplies provided Paintings on a 16x20 canvas unless otherwise noted One drink ticket included with registration to be used at the 19th Hole Concessions during class

Ages 21+

Hello Autumn

Fri 9/25 6-8PM $45R/$65NR 36197

Coyote Crossing Mini Golf

Adult Horsemanship

Dunham Woods Farm is a premier equestrian facility with over 50 years of experience providing high-quality instruction and horse care education. Participants learn proper grooming, tacking, and horse handling techniques In the saddle, riders are introduced to the basics of riding at the walk and trot.

Ages 18+

Wed 8/19-9/23 7-8PM $205R/$225NR 35212

Registration Deadline: Aug 14

Wed 10/21-12/2 7-8PM $205R/$225NR 36054

Registration Deadline: Oct 16

No Class Nov 25

Dunham Woods Farm, 9N755 Nesler Road, Elgin

Join our four-session embroidery workshop designed for teens and adults. Each session guides participants through essential embroidery stitches while completing a beautiful project. All materials provided.

Ages 13+

Mon 10/5-26 4-4:45PM $117R/$137NR 36046

Fountain View Recreation Center

Adult Candle/Soap Making

Learn the basics of natural soap or candle making while exploring fragrance blending and safe formulation techniques Participants create and take home their own custom product

Ages 16+

Soap Making

Thu 10/8 6-8PM $36R/$54NR 36040

Candle Making

Mon 12/7 6-8PM $36R/$54NR 36041

Fountain View Recreation Center

Learn to Speak Italian/Spanish

Join us right from your living room as we explore new cultures and learn new languages via the interactive Zoom platform Each session covers new material

Ages 13+

Spanish

Wed 9/23-10/28 6-7PM $115R/$135NR 36055

Italian

Wed 9/23-10/28 7-8PM $115R/$135NR 36056

Zoom

Taught live on the Zoom platform by a Language in Action, Inc instructor Zoom login information will be emailed to participants before the first class

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Adult Cookie Decorating

Join us for a creative night of decorating cookies with royal icing techniques like piping, flooding and layering Perfect for all skill levels, the class promotes fun and friendship

Ages 16+

Halloween

Adult Cooking Classes

Are you tired of wondering what to make for dinner? Are you stuck in a rut of preparing the same dishes for meals and parties? Come and learn some new dishes and techniques from Chef Amy! In these fully interactive classes, you will help prepare the entire dish and then sit down to feast on your creation. Each class will come with a snack or bread and dessert. Come prepared with containers for possible leftovers.

Ages 21+

Summer Soups & Salads

Chicken minestrone summer soup, assorted salad using fish or chicken

Fri 8/14 6-9PM $57R/$62NR 35487

Quick & Easy Weeknight Meals

Sloppy Joes, Vegetable Fried Rice, Elevated Grilled Cheese Sandwiches & Homemade Tomato Soup

Thu 9/17 6-9PM $57R/$62NR 36270

Fall Harvest

Herby Pork Loin, Winter Squash Panzella, Apple Cranberry Galette

Thu 10/15 6-9PM $57R/$62NR 36271

Elevated Holiday Comfort Food

Roasted Turkey Breast, Pumpkin Mac N Cheese, Green Beans with Sauteed Shallots, Espresso Bourbon Pecan Pie Bars

Thu 11/12 6-9PM $57R/$62NR 36272

Holiday Appetizers

Herbed Spiced Nuts, Pimento Cheese Stuffed Potato

Skins, Bacon Wrapped Dates, Red Pepper Walnut Dip with Crudite

Thu 12/10 6-9PM $57R/$62NR 36273

Johnston Center, 172 S Circle Ave, Bloomingdale

Thu 10/22 6-8PM $45R/$65NR 35804

Santa's Sweets

Thu 12/3 6-8PM $45R/$65NR 35800

Thu 12/10 6-8PM $45R/$65NR 35802

Fountain View Recreation Center All supplies are provided, but participants should bring their own container to take cookies home

Adult Cookie Decorating PLUS Make Your Own Icing

Create beautiful, bakery-style decorations with your own homemade royal icing Learn how to mix, color, and adjust royal icing to the perfect consistency for outlining, flooding, and decorating cookies We cover simple techniques, helpful tips, and common mistakes to avoid so you can confidently decorate treats at home Use your icing created to decorate cookies to take home All supplies are provided

Ages 16+

Thu 8/27 6-9PM $60R/$80NR 34900

Fountain View Recreation Center All supplies are provided, but participants should bring their own container to take cookies home

Adult Owl Prowl

Discover the owls that call Lincoln Marsh home

Learn owling techniques and hit the trails in search of these magnificent nocturnal predators

Ages 18+

Sun 12/13 4:30-5:30PM $16R/$20NR 35845

Lincoln Marsh, Harrison Ave & Pierce Ave , Wheaton

(7am-12pm) New Year’s Day Closed Easter

Memorial Day (7am-12pm) July 4th (7am-12pm) Labor Day (7am-12pm) Thanksgiving (7am-12pm) Christmas Eve (7am-12pm) Christmas Day Closed

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Bike Club Membership

4th Sat of the Month, 4/25-10/24, 9AM 2nd Thu of the Month, 5/14-10/8, 6PM Rides depart from Simkus

Join recreational bike riders of all levels, ages 13+, to explore the bike trails in DuPage and Kane County. Thursday rides are shorter/slower paced; around 8-12 miles. Saturday rides are longer covering 20+ miles. We ride as a group on off-road bike paths; no rider is left behind All fees are tax deductible and 100% of proceeds go to the Carol Stream Parks Foundation

Individual $30 34767

Family $45 34768

Bike helmets and light are strongly encouraged In case of

Activity Key

Minimal Activity =

Indicates limited walking and a mostly seated experience

Example: Most theatre trips

Moderate Activity =

Indicates an increased level of activity, but with opportunity to go at one’s own pace

Example: Casino trips

Extensive Activity =

Indicates a high level of activity, including stairs, periods of extended standing, long walking distances, balcony seating, or other limited accessibility at a venue

Example: Festivals

Accessibility

Most adult trips are accessible, however, participants using walkers or wheelchairs should confirm the trip location’s accessibility in advance Use the Activity Key as a guide when determining if a program suits your capabilities Indicate any accommodation requests on your registration form Front bus seating may be reserved in advance for those with applicable medical special needs only Participants requesting front of bus seating should arrive fifteen minutes prior to departure time For more information, contact us at 630-784-6100

Dietary Restrictions

Pick-Up Location

The park district bus picks up at Simkus Recreation Center, 849 West Lies Road, unless otherwise noted Meet in the lobby by the north east entrance

Departure Times

Payments

Trip Cancellations

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The policies, procedures, requirements, programs, fees and facility availability contained in this Playbook represent the Park District program and policies at the time of publication. Sometimes changes in the programs (including fees, locations, times, etc.) and policies are necessary after guide publication but prior to program commencement or facility operation

To provide the best services, programs, and facilities to the public, the Park District reserves the right to add, to change, modify or delete any program or policies after they have been published. The Park District attempts to make a reasonable effort to give prompt public notice of any material changes in the programs and policies, but notice cannot be assured. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding and cooperation

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Fall 2026 Registration Request

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Check the trips you would like to attend.

If not paying in full at registration, check Auto Pay to be charged on the listed due date—completion of Automatic Payment Request form required. Waiver & Release must be signed for the participant to be eligible for the trip/event.

Fireworks&Fireboat 9/2 35068 $72R/$78NR 7/15

PawPawWine&HarvestFest 9/12 36252 $31R/$37NR 9/1 BarkerMansion 9/15 36165

9/18 36174

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BillyJoel&EltonJohnTribute 9/24 36176 $108R/$114NR 9/1

WrigleyFieldTour 9/25 36260 $57R/$63NR 8/15

VermontOvernight:DoubleOccupancy 9/27-10/3 35152

VermontOvernight:SingleOccupancy

$1,509R/$1,529NR AtReg.

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10/10 36246 $26R/$32NR 10/1 Brigadoon 10/17

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10/15

11/5 36256 $52R/$58NR 10/15 Annie 11/11 36203 $112R/$118NR 10/15

Corks&Cannolis 11/13 36206 $69R/$75NR 10/1

11/17 35587 FREE 11/15 JerseyBoys 11/18 36207

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12/15 36250 $112R/$118NR 12/1 Merry&BrightatGarfieldPark 12/18 36212

The Carol Stream Park District is committed to conducting its recreation programs and activities in a safe manner and holds the safety of participants in high regard The Carol Stream Park District continually strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules and instructions that are designed to protect the participants’ safety However, participants registering for Forever Young trips, outings and activities must recognize that there is an inherent risk of injury arising out of this activity

You are solely responsible for determining if you are physically fit and/or adequately skilled for the activities contemplated by this agreement It is always advisable, especially if the participant is pregnant, disabled in any way or recently suffered an illness, injury or impairment, to consult a physician before undertaking any physical activity.

WARNING OF RISK

Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there is still a risk of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity/program Understandably, not all hazards and dangers can be foreseen

Participants must understand that depending upon the particular activity, certain risks, dangers and injuries due to acts of God, inclement weather, slips and falls, inadequate or defective equipment, inadequate supervision or instruction, premises defects, carelessness, horseplay, vehicle accidents and all other circumstances inherent to recreational activities/programs exist. In this regard, it must be recognized that it is impossible for the Carol Stream Park District to guarantee absolute safety

WAIVER & RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK

Read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program/activity, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with this program/activity (including transportation services and vehicle operations, when provided)

I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in this program/activity, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any and all injuries, damages or loss, regardless of severity, that my minor child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in this program/activity against the Carol Stream Park District, including its officials, agents, volunteers and employees

Waiver & Release

Describeanyphysicalormedicalspecialneedsinwhichan accommodationisrequired.

Yes! I would like to make a donation toward the purchase of the new bus.

TRIP CANCELLATIONS

WITHDRAWALS SHOULD BE REQUESTED PRIOR TO THE PAYMENT DEADLINE IF YOU CAN NO LONGER ATTEND AFTER THE DEADLINE, WITHDRAWALS ARE ONLY PROCESSED IF A PARTICIPANT ON THE WAITLIST TAKES YOUR SPOT OR IF YOU FIND A REPLACEMENT THERE IS NO GUARANTEE THAT A WAITLIST REPLACEMENT CAN BE FOUND AFTER THE DUE DATE HAS PASSED IF A FRIEND IS TAKING YOUR PLACE ON THE TRIP, A SIGNED WAIVER AND PAYMENT ARE DUE BEFORE YOUR WITHDRAWAL CAN BE PROCESSED PASSENGERS NOT ON OUR ROSTER ARE NOT PERMITTED TO ATTEND REFER TO OUR REFUND AND WITHDRAWAL POLICY

REGISTRATION & PAYMENT

Participants are required to either pay in full or enroll in a payment plan Completion of an Automatic Payment Request form with credit card or bank account information is required if not paying at registration

DEPARTURES

Trips depart from Simkus Recreation Center, unless otherwise noted Arrive 10 minutes prior to the listed time for check-in and boarding

AUTO PAY

Participants are required to either pay in full or enroll in a payment plan. Completion of an Automatic Payment Request form with credit card or bank account information is required if not paying at registration.

I have read and fully understand the above important information, warning of risk, assumption of risk and waiver and release of all claims. If registering online, my online signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature