Tours are available for both attendees and guests. Separate registration is required and is not included with the overall conference price.

Tours are based on availability. For best selection we encourage participants to register early. 

Wednesday, June 27, 6:15 pm
Price: $130 per adult/child

Enjoy a night at Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox, as they battle the Los Angeles Angels. Game time is 7:05 pm. Soak up the rich history, hear the echoes of the past and get a glimpse of the famed Green Monster. 

Thursday, June 28, 9:00 am - 3:30 pm
Price: $128 per adult/child

Visit the America's Credit Union Museum in Manchester, NH, which is located approximately one hour, 15 minutes from Boston. Housed in the building where our country's first credit union was born, you can feel the energy and passion that makes the credit union movement so powerful. The museum offers a one-of-a-kind interactive experience that brings to life a vision as relevant today as it was 100 years ago. On the return trip, you will enjoy lunch at the Colonial Inn located in Concord, MA.

Thursday, June 28, 9:15 am-1:00pm
Price: $145 per adult/child   

Get an insider's look on this tour of Fenway Park! You will make your way to the world-famous Fenway Park stadium where you will be enthusiastically greeted by the Boston Red Sox Mascot, Wally the Green Monster! Wally and your professional tour guide will walk you around Fenway Park to discover the sites where famous games have been won and lost. You will also see behind-the-scenes sites such as the press box and broadcast booth, see iconic features of the stadium like Pesky's Pole, Fenway Park's right-field foul pole. After exploring the stadium, the group will make their way to Boston Beer Works for lunch, located just steps away across from Fenway Park. 

Thursday, June 28, 9:30 am-1:30pm
Price: $198 per adult/child   

Tour Beacon Hill and step back two hundred years as you experience a Boston neighborhood that looks and feels much as it did in the days of Paul Revere. Your tour starts in the Boston Common, Beacon Hill's great outdoor resource for centuries, playing host to militias, duels, and celebrities from George Washington to Pope Paul II. Crossing over Beacon Street you'll enter the Beacon Hill neighborhood, a thriving community of historically preserved townhouses and intriguing shops. By 1848, the entire “Hill” was covered with row houses, nearly all brick and built by Boston's most renowned architects, predominately in Georgian, Federal or Greek Revival styles. Your Beacon Hill Tour includes a behind the scenes experience of the neighborhood as well as the unique opportunity to tour three private homes. Each house tour lasts 15-20 minutes and includes a mix of architectural and historical facts about the property, as well as the homeowner's personal perspective as a resident of this timeless community. Following the tour, you will be escorted to Davios's for a private lunch.

Tours are available for guests and families of registered attendees. Separate registration is required and is not included with the overall conference price. Tours are based on availability. For best selection, we encourage guests to register early.  Note that the guest tours do take place during conference programming. Guests are welcome to participate in a tour without registering for the guest program. If a guest would like to hear a general session speaker, browse the exhibit hall and participate in the closing party they may register for the guest program.

The Guest Social Events program ($425 per adult/child) includes:

• Admission to all events in the Exhibit Hall
• Thursday opening general session and reception
• Breakfast on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
• Lunch on Friday and Saturday
• Admission to the conference general sessions (guests are not eligible to attend Industry Trends, Breakout
  Sessions, and Intensive Emersion Sessions)
• Closing Party on Saturday night

*The guest program is for families/companions of registered attendees. Credit union employees,
elected officials, volunteers and suppliers are not eligible to register under this category. 

Friday, June 29, 10:30 am-2:30 pm
Price: $165 per adult/child   

The first stop on the John F. Kennedy Tour will be at the historic Omni Parker Hotel where you will meet the Official Historian for the hotel, Susan Wilson. The hotel served as an important landmark for the Kennedy's. John F. Kennedy stayed in the Charles Dickens room, he announced his bid for Congress here, proposed to Jackie in Parker's restaurant and held his bachelor party in the Press Room.

The next stop will be the JFK Library and Museum. You will enjoy lunch in a private room as a knowledgeable staff member, Ian Sheperd, offers an overview of the museum and entertains questions. Following lunch, the group will watch a short film and then browse the self-guided exhibits of John F. Kennedy, “the President.” The museum recreates the world of the Kennedy Presidency for a first-hand experience of John F. Kennedy's life, legacy, and leadership. View events of the 1960's through President Kennedy's eyes and narrated in his voice. With its collection of personal mementos and gifts Mr. Kennedy received during his presidency, as well as historical artifacts, informative displays and unique films, you will find yourself reliving the Kennedy era. Participants will also receive a gift-wrapped book call John F. Kennedy in Quotations: A Topical Dictionary, with Sources.

Friday, June 29, 11:00 am-2:30 pm
Price: $170 per adult/child   

This food tour in the Seaport District will also offer dramatic views of Boston's downtown skyline as you stroll along the HarborWalk.  The HarborWalk is designed to connect the water's edge and city's open space system in a working industrial port. The tour will begin along the waterfront, stopping along the way to sample some of Boston's freshest seafood and chowders.  Some of the best seafood in American can be found in Boston…fish and chips, fresh oysters and clams casino-all which originated in New England and have become a part of the American tradition. The tour will conclude with a sweet treat before you return to the hotel.

Saturday, June 30, 8:45 am - 2:00 pm
Price: $190 per adult/child

Salem, Massachusetts may be most widely known as the site of the Salem witchcraft trials of 1692, but this colorful coast city has much to offer: a culturally diverse population, a rich maritime heritage, an impressive display of historic architecture and amazing stories that span almost four centuries. The first stop on the trip will be Salem's infamous Witch Museum. It will stir imaginations through use of life size stage sets, figures, lighting and spooky narration. Guides will explain the truth behind stereotypes, witchcraft practice today and the frightening practice of witch hunting. Next stop will be the famous House of Seven Gables. Built in 1668, this is the oldest surviving 17th century wood mansion in New England. The House of the Seven Gables inspired author Nathaniel Hawthorne to write his legendary novel of the same name. Then the group will visit the Salem Witch Museum. You will also take in Salem's beautiful waterfront then drive down historic Chestnut Street as you view the architectural features of the elegant mansions-Federal-style homes of sea captains and businessmen-standing unchanged from their 19^th century splendor. 

Saturday, June 30, 9:15 am-10:45 am
Price: $57 per adult/child   

Participants will be picked up by one of Boston's famous Duck boats. The World War II amphibious vehicles navigate the streets of Boston, as well as, the currents of the Charles River. The Duck traverses past historic sites including the State House, Boston Common, Newbury Street and so much more.

Then, it's into the Charles River you go for breathtaking views of the Boston and Cambridge skylines. Each conDUCKtor is a unique character in costumer, bringing to you Boston's history laced with lore and legends.