Beatlemaniacs England Trip 
June 30th-July 8, 2020​
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Jim Fraser’s Annual
Beatles Pilgrimage t0  The Beatles’ London & Liverpool 
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June 30 – July 8, 2020   Eight Days a Week Tour
3 Nights London & 5 Nights Liverpool

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2 Full Day Coach Tours in The Beatles' London &
Full Day Coach Tour in The Beatles' Liverpool
all full day tours include lunch at famous Beatles locations!!!

In Liverpool …   The Beatles Story ∙ Casbah Coffee Club [history provided by a member of the [Pete] Best family]  ∙ The Cavern Club ∙ Strawberry Field ∙ Penny Lane ∙ The National Trust Tour‐ Inside the Childhood Homes of Lennon & McCartney ∙ Lunch at Strawberry Field ∙  The Liverpool Institute [LIPA] ∙ Magical Beatles    Museum ∙ The Philharmonic Pub (location of Paul’s ‘surprise’ concert during Carpool Karaoke ) ∙ The Jacaranda Club ∙   The Grapes ∙  Ye Cracke ∙ Beatle Birthplaces ∙  Beatle Homes ∙  St Peter's Church & Hall [where John &   Paul
met]   ∙ The Beatles Statue in Liverpool (great photo op)  ∙
In London … Asher Home ∙ Paul's London Home ∙ Ringo's Flat at Montagu Square ∙ Trident Studios ∙  Decca Studios ∙ Apple Headquarters (Rooftop Concert) ∙ Indica Gallery & The Scotch of St James ∙ Brian Epstein’s London Home ∙ Lunch at Ringo’s Pub from A Hard Days Night ∙ Amazing Beatles Movie & Video Locations You Will Love  and The Holy Grail for all Beatle Fans… Your photo Crossing Abbey     Road!!!


For George,  a respectful visit to his home Friar Park in Henley‐on‐Themes
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Tour price $3199 per per fan/dbl occ &  For the single traveler, a $599 supplement
Special Deal!!! Extra [Early Arrival] Night in London [check in June 29, 2020 ]
$99 per ROOM [1 or 2 fans, breakfast included.]
Special Deal expires February 29, 2020

 
In Liverpool

Your $200 per fan deposit guarantees your place on the   tour
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In London
County Hall Location [directly behind the London Eye]



Need help with travel arrangements? Once you register, our travel partner Cheryl Ogle of HeyWannaGo Travel Services Cheryl@HeyWannaGo.com will contact you to assist with your booking details and offer help with booking air, ‘right size’ travel insurance and additional European Travel.
The Beatlemaniacs of The Villages Beatles Pilgrimage is an all‐inclusive, fully escorted group tour to The Beatles’ Liverpool & London ‐ featuring visits with Beatle friends ”Good Ol” Freda Kelly & Tony Bramwell. Included in the tour price: all hotels – including The Hard Days Night Hotel in Liverpool – all breakfasts and main meals (usually dinner, but some lunches too), all ground transportation, including UK airport transfers, as well as all admissions/fees for guides, exhibits and attractions. You will receive our Travel & Tour Information package with all the information you need to prepare for the


The Beatles experience of a Lifetime!!

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 2018 trip Fans take a magical mystery tour through
birthplace of  The Beatles
By Michael Fortuna, Daily Sun Staff Writer  7/18

Dr. Winston O'Boogie Jr and Gary Harrison Davis playing at the Cavern Club in Liverpool.
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Jim Fraser, right, leader of the Beatlemaniacs of The Villages, plays a song with Len Garry, the bass player for the Quarrymen, John Lennon’s first band. The two are in St. Peter’s Church in Liverpool, site of Paul McCartney and Lennon’s first meeting. The Beatlemaniacs spent four days in London and Liverpool checking out Beatles locations.

​Fans take a magical mystery tour through
birthplace of  The Beatles
By Michael Fortuna, Daily Sun Staff Writer  7/18

              Jim Fraser, right, leader of the Beatlemaniacs of The Villages, plays a song with Len Garry, the bass player for the Quarrymen, John Lennon’s first band. The two are in St. Peter’s Church in Liverpool, site of Paul McCartney and Lennon’s first meeting. The Beatlemaniacs spent four days in London and Liverpool checking out Beatles locations.
 
       During the early 1960s, the Beatles cut their musical teeth at the Cavern Club in Liverpool, playing more than 200 performances.    Jim Fraser and Gary Davis experienced the same thrill more than 50 years later, strapping on some guitars to play a couple of Beatles tunes at the famous spot.  “It’s Mecca for Beatles fans,” said Fraser, of the Village of Silver Lake. “I don’t know how to describe it. We were standing at the spot where they stood and played, playing a couple of old songs they did. It was just fantastic — one of those things you can dream about.”   “It wasn’t as intimidating as I thought,” added Davis, of the Village of Mallory Square. “Someone handed me a guitar and I got up on stage.”
        The duo joined several other members of the Beatlemaniacs of The Villages on the trip of a lifetime, spending three days in London and four days in Liverpool from July 8 to 15.  “It was great to see their reactions,” Fraser said.  The majority of the 23-person tour group was making its first magical mystery tour to various Beatles landmarks in the United Kingdom.
“It was almost surreal,” said Doug Fields, of the Village of Tall Trees. “They looked like ordinary places.”
“I wanted to see all the Beatles’ history,” said Kevin Grand, of the Village of Pine Hills.  For Robert Coffman, it was his first trip overseas. In addition to talking with people who were associated with the Beatles, Coffman enjoyed seeing all of the architecture and feasting on the local cuisine.
        While going through Paul McCartney’s childhood home, Coffman, himself a photography enthusiast, focused on the camera McCartney’s brother used to take pictures.  “I’m glad I did go,” said Coffman, of the Village of Springdale.
        At the Cavern Club, the original building had been demolished back in the 1970s, with a facsimile later built in its place.   “It was hot and sweaty,” Davis said.
“They re-created the smell and the sticky floor,” added Bill Headen, of the Village of Alden Bungalows.
     Along the way, the Beatlemaniacs met a few people with ties to the Fab Four, including Freda Kelly, who was the Beatles’ secretary and helped run the group’s official fan club; David Birch, John Lennon’s cousin; and Tony Branwell, a childhood friend of George Harrison and McCartney who ended up working with Brian Epstein and shot many of the Beatles’ promotional videos.   “It was fantastic being with (Branwell),” Fraser said. “He had so much knowledge and inside stories.”
      In another bucket-list-worthy moment, Fraser met Len Garry and Colin Hanton, who were the bassist and drummer in Lennon’s first band, the Quarrymen. The location: St. Peter’s Church in Liverpool, where Lennon and McCartney first met in 1957. Fraser, Garry and Hanton even played “Twenty Flight Rock,” the same tune McCartney played for Lennon that first day.
       The group visited the building that used to be Decca Studios, where the Beatles recorded 15 songs as part of an audition in 1962. The record company rejected the band.  “That was the worst business decision of all time,” Davis said.
     And it wouldn’t have been a Beatles trip to London without some of the members getting their pictures crossing Abbey Road to re-create the famous album cover.
       Now back home, those members have several hundred photos to help bring back the memories of their journey.