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It’s still too early to know who will be playing in the big game, but if you’re lucky enough to be one of the hundreds of thousands attending Super Bowl XLIII on February 1, 2009 in Tampa, FL then you have to show up in style.

Once you arrive in Tampa you will definitely need transportation around town so why not rent an exotic car from Image Rent A Car?Remember that anyone who is anyone will be there so prove that you belong by arriving at the game in an exotic car of your choice such as a Bentley or a Ferrari.

However, I would personally recommend the Chevrolet Corvette.Nothing can top the classic all American sports car, especially if it’s a convertible.Tour Tampa before the game by cruising with the top down and enjoying the ride in a great American car.The Corvette is an icon in American history and a must drive for anyone.The luxury of the vehicle and the sound of the roaring engine will certainly make your trip to the Super Bowl an exciting one in conjunction with the game itself.

In addition, be sure to get into the pre-game parties as well like Jerry Rice’s VIP party, the Playboy party or Taste of the NFL.You can also check out the Club 009 Pre-game party which is a James Bond inspired lounge where some of the NFLs most celebrated athletes are invited.That will certainly be a prime opportunity to show off your style and your exotic rental car.Your friends, family and most importantly your fellow party goers will certainly be impressed and it will be a trip you will never forget.So check out Image Rent A Car and make this opportunity of a lifetime be everything you want it to be.

1,270 entrants competed in the 26.2-mile 31st Dunkin’ Donuts Cape Cod Marathon and New Balance Marathon Relay. It was held in The Village Green, Falmouth, Cape Cod, MA.

Mike Fisher was the men’s and overall winner. Fisher won by a comfortable 5:46 over runner-up Bryan Kovalsky (2:38:56) of Peeksill, N.Y. Peter Richter, 35, of Norwell, was third (2:43:01).

Runner’s World calls the Cape Cod Marathon one of the 10 most scenic marathon courses in America.

The course takes you through rolling farmland and around cranberry bogs at fall harvest, to the closing miles past Nobska Light and along Vineyard Sound. A beautiful fall treat for those that attend the annual event.

If you missed the Cape Cod Marathon, you still have time to take a weekend trip to enjoy the scenic fall foilage. Fly into Boston Logan airport and rent a car from Image Rent a Car. Their fleet includes discount car rentals, SUV’s, passenger van rentals, luxury cars and exotic cars.

Touring the countryside in a Porsche convertible is a favorite or many. Roll the top back and cruise, taking in the sites and smells of fall.

Contact Image Rent A Car at (718) 771-6666 or visit them on the web at http://www.imagerentacar.com.

For those traveling in a group, IMAGE Rent A Car should be your first stop after stepping off the airplane in Orlando. IMAGE rents 12 and 15 passenger vans, perfect for schools, sports teams, church outings and any large group looking for affordable travel arrangements. Whether you are planning to visit one of the countless amusement parks located in Orlando or if you’re just looking to take in the sights of the city, a van rental is a must for groups looking to get around town. IMAGE rents vans with plenty of leg room and spacious luggage areas, including luxury high top vans. There’s no need to pile your group into a cramped public shuttle when you can rent from IMAGE and share your vacation experience in comfort. By renting a van, your group will have the flexibility to schedule your trip around your own interests rather than sticking to a shuttle schedule and route. Book your trip and start planning your itinerary today!

Orlando Airport (MCO) Florida
TERMINAL DELIVERY
13351 State Road 535

Orlando MCO Airport
Via Delivery
Orlando, FL 32821

Holiday Inn- Sun Spree Resort Lake Buena Vista
Toll Free: 1-888-718-0005
Phone: 305-743-2622

Serving Orlando MCO Airport and Sanford Airport SFB with 12 and 15 Passenger Van Rentals, Luxury High Top Vans and Luxury and Exotic Cars WITH Curbside Delivery to Airports Terminal and Hotels.

Vacations in Orlando just got a lot more exciting. A new IMAGE Rent A Car location is now open in this family travel mecca. Vacations are supposed to be relaxing, but a trip to Orlando has the potential to be a stressful experience. Constantly rushing around to ensure you get to the shuttle stop in time can turn your vacation into work.

Thanks to IMAGE, you can make sure your visit to Orlando doesn’t fall into that trap. Travel around the city in style by renting an exotic car from IMAGE and you’re sure to share a memorable experience.

For small families looking for a fun ride, you can enjoy the mild climates in Florida while riding in a Porsche convertible with the top down. Those who want a unique experience, but still need extra space can hop from one amusement park to the next in a Cadillac Escalade. By renting an exotic car, you’ll experience thrills that can’t be found at any amusement park in town.

 Orlando Airport (MCO) Florida
TERMINAL DELIVERY
13351 State Road 535
Orlando, FL 32821

Holiday Inn-Sun Spree Resort Lake Buena Vista
Toll Free: 1-888-718-0005
Phone: 305-743-2622

Serving Orlando MCO Airport and Sanford Airport SFB with 12 and 15 Passenger Van Rentals, Luxury Conversion Vans and Luxury / Exotic Cars. All car and van rentals come complete with curbside delivery to airports terminal and hotels.

Image Rent A Car serves Orlando and the southern Florida area including Orlando MCO Airport and Sanford Airport SFB. The van rental fleet includes 12 and 15 passenger vans, conversion vans, cargo vans, Dodge Sprinter Van, Mercedes SUV and other SUV’s. The rental car fleet includes discount cars, luxury cars and exotic cars such as the Corvette, Bentley, Porsche 911 Cabriolet and more. Make your car rental reservation by visiting their web site, www.imagerentacar.com or call 1.888.718.0005.

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Washington, D.C. is one of the world’s greatest capitals. This great city offers exceptional museums, parks, diverse dining, and nightlife. The best part is that nearly all of the museums are free so if you’re looking for a great family trip on a budget, Washington, D.C. is right up your alley. While there is much to do in the town, you’re best bet would be to rent a car to get from place to place - most of theattractions are spread out and traveling by foot can get rather tiresome. Below is a list of some of the highlights that you won’t want to miss while you’re in the Washington, D.C. area.

Smithsonian Museums

The Smithsonian Museums offer amazing galleries filled with national treasures. From Dorothy’s ruby slippers to the Hope Diamond, you’ll find a variety of exhibits in these world class museums. Once you drive to the National Mall, it will be difficult to choose where to begin so you may want to plan out your visit in advance. Most of the museums have guided tours as well as hands-on activities.

National Monuments

Washington, D.C. is filled with memorials and monuments honoring generals, politicians and others who shaped our nation. You can find most of the famous monuments on the National Mall, but plaques and statues are all over the city. Most of the monuments are spread out and difficult to visit on foot, so you can either take a tour or rent a car to help you get around town. Some of the most famous monuments and memorials include the Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument.

Capitol

Drive to Capitol Hill and you’ll find the architectural marvel that houses the Senate and the House of Representatives. Tours are offered during the week and occasionally you can catch a live debate on the House or Senate floor. With stunning grounds and a beautiful interior, be sure to drive to the Capitol building and see government in action.

White House

A visit to Washington, D.C. isn’t complete without a stop at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. The White House has self-guided tours and you can walk through the same hallowed halls as past presidents. Tour the East Room, Green Room, and State Dining Room.

National Zoo

Discover diverse and unusual creatures at the National Zoo. While the pandas are the zoo’s most famous attraction, there are plenty of monkeys, elephants, and lions plus some exotic animals you can’t find at just any zoo in the country.

National Cathedral

The National Cathedral is the 2nd largest cathedral in the nation and provides a unique experience for tourists. The 20th-century cathedral is a beautiful piece of architecture with vaults and flying buttresses built from stone. With 215 stained glass windows and gargoyle in the shape of Darth Vadar, this is a cathedral like no other.

Arlington National Cemetery

Only a short drive from the main historic Washington, D.C., a visit to Arlington National Cemetery is a deeply moving and sobering experience. The cemetery is the final resting place for some 300,000 members of the armed services dating back to the 1800s. Walk among the headstones and honor the nation’s war heroes.

If you’re touring the Garden State, you’ll want to rent a car or van to get around. The scene of much history in colonial America, New Jersey is filled with historic destinations as well as plenty of fun an exciting attractions for the family. The state has a strong tradition as home to historical, cultural and recreational activities that rival any state in the nation. New Jersey is divided up into regions, each with it’s own great destinations. As you drive from region to region, you’ll be able to experience all the beauty and history that New Jersey has to offer.

Atlantic City Region

This seaside city is famous for its world-class casino hotel resorts, fantastic entertainment, sandy beaches and Boardwalk. The fast-paced city will provide you with endless activities and plenty of excitement to keep you busy for days. Top destinations in Atlantic City include Hammonton (winery), the Boardwalk, Historic Smithville and the Village Green.

Southern Shore Region

After spending some time in Atlantic City, drive your rental van or car south to the Southern Shore. Crashing waves and bay breezes will allow you to relax and unwind. This is a perfect destination for a romantic getaway or a place to spend quality time with family and friends. While you’re in the region, some great destinations are Cape May, Wildwood and Ocean City.

Delaware River Region

Drive North from the Southern Shore and Atlantic City and you’ll find the Delaware River Region of New Jersey. This is an active region where you can enjoy lush natural surroundings as well as get a taste of Revolutionary War history. Here, you’ll want to check out the Camden Waterfront, New Jersey State Museum, Pinelands, Trenton and Princeton.

Shore Region

The Shore region of New Jersey is famous for its beaches, busy boardwalks and a vast array of attractions including the Tuckerton Seaport Village, Island Beach State Park and Keansburg Amusement Park. While you’re here, stop by two beach towns with plenty to do - Seaside Heights and Long Beach Island.

Gateway Region

Hit the road in your rental car again for a short drive up to the Gateway region. This area is rich in history and best known for the thousands of immigrants who passed through Ellis Island. While you’re here, visit Newark, Hoboken and Meadowlands and you’ll find culture, great dining and beautiful natural surroundings.

Skylands Region

Just west of Gateway, you’ll drive into the Skylands region, situated in the northwest hills of New Jersey. Explore the rich beauty that this area has to offer. Whether you visit the historic sites in Morristown, float the Delaware River in Frenchtown or enjoy the gardens at Duke Farms, this region is packed with spectacular beauty.

Pennsylvania is a state filled with history and beauty. From Lake Erie’s shore to the City of Brotherly Love,the Keystone state is a great place for a road trip. Renting a car and driving through Pennsylvania will allow you to visit magnificent museums, experience breathtaking views and enjoy good eats along the way. Below is a list of some key cities in the state along with recommendations of what you can do when you reach each destination.

Philidelphia

Once you’ve rented a car in Philadelphia, the attractions of Philadelphia are just around the corner. The city contains the best collection of public art in the nation, the world’s largest municipal park as well as an enormous variety of architecture. With so many museums and marvels, you’ll need to plan your visit in advance so you’re able to spend your time wisely.

Be sure to check out the city’s historic district and visit the National Historical Park Visitor Center. Drive down Arch Street to Old City and there you’ll find the Betsy Ross House. While you’re in the area, you’ll also want to stop at the many unique galleries and cafes. Independence Hall is also a great stop and just across the street, you’ll find the Liberty Bell on display. Next, head over to the Philadelphia Museum of Art and if you’re still looking to enjoy more art, you can drive by car to Merion and visit the Barnes Foundation. You’ll definitely want to rent a car when heading to Valley Forge National Historic Park, but before you leave downtown Philadelphia, make sure you chow down on an authentic Philly Cheesesteak.

Gettysburg

The Gettysburg National Military Park is a must see in Pennsylvania. The park has several events available to visitors including battlefield walks and a museum filled with Civil War collections is open to the public.

Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh is a unique city blending architectural masterpieces with modern skyscrapers. Visitors enjoy Pittsburgh because it is just plain fun. The city is filled with great dining, one of a kind shopping and outdoor activities abound. While you’re in the city, catch a ride on one of the cable cars and see breathtaking views from Mt. Washington. South Side Slopes is a unique neighborhood where you can walk (or drive) through the steep hillside. At the top, you’ll overlook Monongahela River.Other fun stops in the city include the Andy Warhol Museum, the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh and the Cathedral of Learning.

Strasburg

If you’re looking for a charming city, Strasburg is the city for you. Filled with bed and breakfasts and quaint shops, the tree-lined streets will make you feel right at home. While you’re there, you can take a ride in an Amish buggy or hop aboard a steam train. Rent a 15 passenger van and explore the back roads where you’ll find working Amish farms and beautiful rolling hills.

Fort Lauderdale, Florida is centrally located between Miami and Palm Beach, making it the perfect destination to rent a passenger van, head up the coast and see what Palm Beach has to offer. Warm temperatures and miles of beautiful beaches draw hundreds of visitors to Florida each year and both cities offer plenty of shopping, dining, museums, historic sights and nightlife as well as attractions for the family to enjoy.

You’ll want to rent a car to get around Fort Lauderdale and if you are traveling to Palm Beach with your family, a van rental might be a better option. Below are the top attractions in the Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach areas with links for more information.

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park - Fort Lauderdale

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park in Fort Lauderdale is a fun family stop. The park is 180 acres and sits on a barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean and the Inland Waterway. The park has plenty of lagoons and swamps and visitors can rent canoes, participate in a nature walk or enjoy a picnic. Other activities include swimming, salt water fishing and surfing.

Riverwalk - Fort Lauderdale

For those who enjoy shopping, culture and dining, the Riverwalk is the perfect spot.Often referred to as “Florida’s Most Beautiful Mile,” this popular downtown area is surrounded by beautiful scenery. This area is also home to the Museum of Discovery and Science.

Museum of Discovery and Science - Fort Lauderdale

Once you’ve driven to the Riverwalk, be sure to stop by the Museum of Discovery and Science. The entire family will enjoy this museum that makes learning fun and is known for its interactive exhibits on ecology, health and outer space. Activities and displays include a replica of an oak forest, a real coral reef and even a planetarium for stargazing. The museum also houses an IMAX theater that shows daily science related films.

Las Olas Boulevard - Fort Lauderdale

Another great stop for those who like to dine, this trendy boulevard is filled with individually owned boutiques and restaurants, including sidewalk cafes.

Bonnet House Museum and Gardens - Fort Lauderdale

Built in 1920, this amazing estate is is the former home of artists, Frederic and Evelyn Bartlett. European art and architecture make this plantation style home a great stop for the family. The scenery is filled with 35 acres of beauty including, wetlands, a fruit grove, lily pond, and a theater surrounded by a moat. Take a stroll on the walking trail to enjoy the property’s wildlife.

Midtown Beach - Palm Beach

If you’re looking for a sandy beach in Palm Beach, this is probably your best option. Since beaches aren’t a priority in the city, this is the best spot to find public access to the sand.

Henry Morrison Flagler Museum - Palm Beach

This museum recreates the luxury of the early 20th century. You’ll find ornate furnishings and architecture as well as plenty of art. The museum is in the mansion that Standard Oil founder Henry Flagler built for his wife in 1902, and also includes a restored rail car.

Lake Worth Municipal Beach- Palm Beach

The perfect park for children, Lake Worth Municipal Beach has plenty of activities to keep them busy. The beach has some sandy areas for families to picnic and includes a large pool with lifeguards. Visitors of all ages can enjoy the fishing pier, or parents can rest while the kids play on the playground before getting back in the rental car and heading to the next destination.

Connecticut is a picturesque state, filled with rolling hills, historic destinations and quaint villages. Conveniently located near New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, you can plan an outstanding vacation by renting a car and cruising through New England.

Below is a breakdown of the regions in Connecticut with various things to do across the state. Starting in Coastal Fairfield, a drive through the state is one you will remember for years to come.

Coastal Fairfield
Begin your adventure by renting a car in Coastal Fairfield. Located on the southwestern tip of Connecticut, this area is just a stone’s throw away from New York City. This area offers miles of beautiful coastline and picturesque New England countryside. Here you’ll find plenty of shopping, museums, nature preserves and lighthouses. It’s hard to believe this quiet country getaway is not far from the hustle and bustle of the Big Apple.

Litchfield Hills
Drive north to Litchfield Hills and you’ll feel like you are riding through the pages of a history book. A great place for history buffs, Litchfield Hills offers historic points of interest at every turn. An abundance of museums are available for the family and the region also has a rich heritage of cultural and performing arts, in part thanks to the close vicinity to New York. Enjoy musical productions, classical theater and orchestra performances while you’re visiting this area.

River Valley
Just a short drive east from the Litchfield Hills region, the next stop is River Valley. This region offers charm and beauty combined with big city sophistication. History, culture, sights, rivers and gorgeous shorelines make this area a great destination for a long weekend getaway. Some ideas for your itinerary include a historic tour through Wethersfield, the Chocolate Flair Excursion, and Hartford (here you can visit Mark Twain’s quirky home).

Greater New Haven
Next stop, drive south to the Greater New Haven Region, home to Yale University. Get ready for outdoor adventures. With plenty of hiking, biking, boating and beaches, you’ll be able to enjoy activities for the entire family. This region is also full of culture and offers exhibits, events and performances year-round.

Mystic Country
After all of the excitement Greater New Haven has to offer, drive south to Mystic Country and you’ll be able to relax and enjoy scenic farm roads, charming villages and ancient stone walls. Browse through art exhibits, tour a winery or visit the Mystic Aquarium while you’re there. Here, you’ll find a wealth of activities for all ages and sizes.

A trip to Boston is filled with historic neighborhoods and will suit every age and size. The best part about the city is that it’s easy to get around, so rent a car and you’re set to have a fantastic time in Boston, famous for the Red Sox, Paul Revere and Cheers. The city is filled with world class museums, theater and music venues, fantastic dining and beautiful scenery combined with historic charm.

Below is a list of some great things to do while you’re in the city, but there’s plenty more in the area. By renting a car or van, you’ll have the flexibility to drive through the area and experience everything Massachusetts has to offer.

Urban AdvenTours

Drive to Urban AdvenTours and they’ll set you up with helmets and biking gear so you can bike through the quaint neighborhoods of Boston. You’ll get some exercise while gaining a unique perspective of the city.

Freedom Trail

Rent a van and drive to the Freedom Trail, a perfect place to stretch your legs and educate yourself at the same time. Filled with historic landmarks, this two-and-a-half-mile trail will give you a history lesson while exploring the scenery in the area.

Cheers Boston

The Former Bull & Finch Pub is now officially known as Cheers. The pub is famous for serving as the inspiration for the television show Cheers. Drive to Boston’s Beacon Hill District and check out this must see for fans of the show.

Museum of Science

With an IMAX, interactive exhibits and a planetarium, Boston’s Museum of Science is a great stop for all ages.

Boston Public Garden

When driving in Boston, take a trip to Charles Street and visit Boston Public Garden, located in the heart of the city. This beautiful nature retreat is the nation’s oldest botanical garden.

Fenway Park

Historic home to Major League Baseball’s Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park is the oldest Major League baseball park in the United States. The park is located right in downtown Boston. Game tickets can be difficult to obtain, but the park offers tours for those who aren’t able to catch a game.

Quincy Market

Faneuil Hall Marketplace, more commonly known as Quincy Market, is an indoor-outdoor market that’s great for both shopping and dining.