2024 Annual Training Event & Trade Show
January 31-February 3, 2024 at the Rosen Centre Hotel, Orlando, FL
We are happy to be returning to the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando, FL for the 2024 Annual Training Event & Trade Show.
MACS Training Event provides a forum that joins all industry segments and professionals together to foster growth and expand knowledge. By facilitating relationships industry-wide, MACS allows industry professionals to easily attain the information they need to solve their customers A/C problems.
Over three days, attendees can learn from industry experts and participate in 70+ hours of mobile a/c training. Presentations will feature service and repair knowledge for automotive, light-duty
trucks, heavy-duty and off-road vehicles.
Attending the MACS training event provides an excellent opportunity to network with other professionals the mobile a/c industry to create and grow relationships with people who share interests and experiences and potentially form valuable connections.
MACS holds the only mobile a/c product specific trade show is the United States. This is your opportunity to meet the expert industry exhibitors of parts, tools and equipment, chemicals and technology. MACS will hold a “beginners tech” class on Friday that includes Mobile A/C Best Practices, Section 609 Certification class & test along with access to the trade show.
Full Registration Prices
MACS Members – $495
Non Members – $695
Download Registration Form Download Training Event Program Register for Training Event
Host Hotel – Rosen Centre Hotel, Orlando FL
MACS has made every effort to secure the best group room rate for you at the 2024 Training Event and Trade Show at the Rosen Centre Hotel. The MACS negotiated rate for a single/double occupancy room is $209 plus tax, per night.
You can also reserve a room by calling (800) 204-7234. Please remember to mention you are part of the MACS Training Event & Trade Show. Room reservations must be made by January 10, 2024, after which reservations and substitution request will be accepted only if hotel space is available. Remember to keep your confirmation number. Please advise the hotel regarding any disabilities or special requirements.
Check-in time after 3:00 pm and check-out time is 11:00 am.
Standard in room Wi-Fi is complimentary.
NOTE: Beware of bogus hotel reservation companies: MACS and the Rosen Centre Hotel are NOT affiliated with any third party for booking hotel rooms. Should you be contacted to book your hotel room through a third party, please know this is likely a scam. Please report any suspect activity to MACS.
Another thing to watch out for: Brokers offering the full MACS 2024 registration list available for purchase through their organization. Please be aware that MACS never sells conference registration and contact lists to any brokers or third-party entities.
Schedule at a Glance
Secure your spot at the MACS Training Event, where you’ll have the exclusive opportunity to learn from industry experts and the best of the best in the mobile air conditioning community. #trainwiththebestofthebest
Registration
10:00am-5:00pm
Robert Hitt, Volvo Prevost
Fundamentals of Motorcoach HVAC (Reservation required)
12:30-5pm
Join MACS for a special two-part training seminar, presented by Prevost! Part 1: Attendees will be transported to the Prevost Service Center in Winter Garden, FL for hands-on training that includes a facility tour. We’ll see the training center, parts department, service shop and get up close to the components that cool these 56-passenger vehicles. Registration is limited. (Part II, See Thursday AM)
Eagle Creek Golf Course, Orlando, FL
MACS Annual Golf Tournament
Noon - Shotgun start
The 2024 MACS annual golf tournament presented by Chemours is always a valuable and enjoyable networking event. Recruit your foursome now, to get ready for a day of sport and camaraderie on the Scottish style links at the scenic Eagle Creek Golf Club.
Registration
7:00am-5:00pm
Continental Breakfast
7:30-8:00am
Begin your day with a cup of coffee, a refreshing light breakfast, and the opportunity for networking.
Robert Hitt, Volvo Prevost
Fundamentals of Motorcoach HVAC
8:00-11:15am
When comparing the size of mobile A/C systems, it’s hard to find one bigger than a motorcoach! Many of these systems have three or four evaporators, compressors the size of a small gasoline engine, and hold 26-pounds of refrigerant! Robert Hitt, Prevost customer support and training manager for North America will present a fundamentals of motorcoach HVAC class on-site at the MACS event to build on the off-site training.
Tom Rayk, AVI
Hybrid EV Maintenance Opportunities – Cooling Systems
8:00-11:15am
Service opportunities for hybrid and electric vehicles are increasing for all shops. This course covers Hybrid/EV cooling system components, inspection, diagnostics, and maintenance procedures required to keep them in optimal operating condition. Topics Covered: • How to expand service offerings to include hybrids & EVs • Broadening your shop’s skill set to meet the demand of servicing hybrids & EVs • Hybrid/EV cooling system similarities and differences across manufacturers • Scan tool use for proper hybrid/EV coolant system service
Gerry Mungle, ACDelco
HVAC Controls, Diagnostic and Service Techniques
8:00-11:15am
This Seminar will provide technicians with the diagnostic techniques and strategies required to diagnose non-refrigerant related issues with the HVAC electronic controls that impact electronically regulated compressor operation and the air delivery system. Specific components and systems covered include: HVAC control inputs, condenser and blower motor fan controls and operation, manual, electronic and automatic temperature control and electronic mode door actuators and their control of air delivery and airflow in single and multiple zone adjustable systems. Setup procedures for all related modules will be reviewed. This course will include simulated diagnostic exercises to apply the principles learned.
Peter Meier, Dorman Products
Using The Scan Tool and Scope for Drivability Diagnosis
8:00-11:15am
There are only four areas of focus when diagnosing drivability issues, especially when the complaint is not accompanied by a related Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC). In this class, learn how to use a scan tool and digital storage oscilloscope (DSO) to narrow down the cause of your customer’s engine performance concerns quickly and accurately. Technicians who attend will learn: • The Four Horsemen of engine performance • Using the scan tool and scope to effectively diagnose and identify the cause of the concern • Establishing a repeatable diagnostic process • General testing versus pinpoint testing • Using the scope and related accessories efficiently
Dave Hobbs, Delphi Technologies
Emerging Technologies in Propulsion
8:00-9:30am
HEVS, PHEVs and BEVs are on the their way to becoming the norm instead of the exception. Will the combustion engine go the way of the horse? How will this affect your vehicle service opportunities? In this program, Delphi will share some insider tips.
Jeff Moredock, Sy-klone International
ISO 23875, Smart Cabs, and the Future of HVAC Design
8:00-8:45am
Jeff will lead a discussion through the world of cab air quality from the perspective of standards, regulations, markets, and research. Jeff was the lead researcher for NIOSH on the recently completed NIOSH Smart Cab project, which is the culmination of 17 years of work in operator enclosure air quality. The discussion will focus on the future HVAC design which is being heavily impacted by ISO 23875:2021 and the regulation of operator exposure to silica dust. The discussion will bring a global perspective on impact of changes in the industry.
SAE Interior Climate Control Committee (ICCC)
8:30am-4:30pm
The SAE Interior Climate Control Standards Committee consists of a Steering Committee plus the following sub-committees: Fluids, MAC Supplier, Service, and Vehicle OEM. The SAE Interior Climate Control Standards Committee has published more than 50 documents and has an HS-2900 handbook. These documents include standards on safety, refrigerants, components, testing, service procedures, service equipment, and training. Many of these standards are cited in EPA regulations. SAE ICCC membership includes engineers from every global automaker, system and component supplier, and service equipment manufacturer many of which are considered to be experts in Automotive Climate Systems.
Frank Woodson, Gates
Cooling Systems – A Photo Gallery of Failed Water Pumps and What They Are Telling Us
8:45 - 9:30 AM
This session is going to concentrate on photos of water pumps that Gates has examined during their bi-annual water pump warranty sorts. What are these water pumps telling us? What are the “best practices” in cooling system maintenance to help us avoid seeing examples of water pumps like this in the future? • Can the mixing of coolants really affect components in the system? • What effects does worn out coolant have on the water pump and the cooling system in general? • How does an OE pump last for years and the replacement pump last for months? • How prevalent is electrolysis is today’s cooling systems?
Winter Park Scenic Boat Tour and More! Companion Tour
9:30am-3:30pm
Join us for a day of sightseeing and culture in Winter Park. Located on Lake Osceola in the quiet suburb less than 10 minutes from downtown Orlando, the Winter Park Scenic Boat Tour is an hour long, guided cruise through three of the seven lakes and two, narrow manmade canals on the tranquil Winter Park chain. Enjoy the flora and fauna of this off the beaten path experience! The day will continue with admission to the Morse Museum. This Museum houses the world’s most comprehensive collection of works by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848 1933), including the artist and designer’s jewelry, pottery, paintings, art glass, leaded glass lamps and windows; his chapel interior from the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago; and art and architectural objects from his Long Island country estate, Laurelton Hall. You’ll have free time on Park Avenue to enjoy shopping, dining, and cultural sights all in the shadow of oak canopied Central Park. (Lunch on your own) $99/person. Registration required.
Coffee Break presented by Honeywell
9:30-9:45am
Recharge and get ready for more learning!
Peter McArdle, Four Seasons
Eliminating A/C Comebacks
9:45-11:15am
An A/C repair that leaves the shop blowing ICE cold air but comes back blowing warm, in a day, or even a year can be very frustrating. Join us for this class where we will share 12 essential strategies for eliminating A/C comebacks. We will explain the magic of forming gas leak detection, thermal expansion valve service tips, electronically controlled variable displacement compressor (eVDC) service and much more.
Joe Long, Old World Industries
Today’s COOLANTS and DEF
9:45-11:15am
Topics covered will include: • Coolant colors and technology • Today’s issues with heat transfer • Why Nitrite Free • How to test coolant in the field • DEF – how can I prevent issues in my SCR System
Carm Capriotto, Remarkable Results
Keynote Luncheon presented by MAHLE
11:30am-12:45pm
Does Your Shop Reflect the Innovation and Continuous Improvement We Admire at NASA? NASA, our lauded space agency, has many principles we can aspire to. They created a great team and system of rules of conduct and methods of practice. The service industry can learn a lot by looking at NASA. We can take lessons from launch to touchdown on what it takes to serve our clients. We need to innovate, strive for perfection, learn from our mistakes, and have a continuous improvement standard. Carm will draw innovative parallels on how our automotive repair service industry can emulate NASA by taking 5 of their key principles into the culture of our repair centers. As the aftermarkets premiere podcaster with Remarkable Results Radio, the gold standard of auto repair shop podcasts, he has over 1200 episodes he has championed that have produced some of the best insights, thoughts, ideas, and wisdom that he pulls on to share with you.
Al McAvoy, Stellantis
Stellantis 2024-25 HVAC Update
1:00-4:15pm
Introducing the all-electric 2025 Ram Rev Pickup! Stellantis plans for more than 25 EVs in the US by 2030: • Dodge Hornet and Alfa Romeo Tonale PHEV • Ram ProMaster BEV • Chrysler Airflow • FIAT 500e • Jeep Avenger • Jeep Recon • Jeep Wagoneer S • Dodge Charger Daytona SRT
Jerry Mungle, ACDelco
Refrigeration Diagnostics and Service Procedures
1:00-4:15pm
Designed for technicians with prior understanding of the refrigerant cycle and system operation, this seminar will provide technicians with techniques and strategies required to isolate the root cause and perform repairs of failures in R-134a and R-1234yf equipped Air Conditioning (AC) systems. The use of pressure-temperature and humidity readings as a diagnostic aide will be the foundation of the course. Specific component diagnosis includes variable displacement compressors, electrically driven compressors, expansion valves, Internal Heat Exchangers (IHX), enhanced evaporators and condensers. This course will include simulated diagnostic exercises to apply the principles learned.
G Truglia, Dorman Products
Critical Thinking-Diagnostic Strategies "2024"
1:00-4:15pm
Success in diagnosing today's high-tech systems requires a high-tech approach. This class covers the tools you need to cope with these challenges. You'll learn to develop a diagnostic process and a diagnostic "Game Plan". How to use the tools the OEMs give you; ECM strategies, code setting criteria, PID analysis and how fuel trims can be used to point you in the right direction. This seminar also discusses batteries, including coding and reprogramming, parasitic draw, voltage drop, engine testing including relative compression, compression testing, cylinder leak down, gas analysis, fuel flow testing, fuel trim, current ramping, PCM testing, pressure transduces, reprogramming, a new way to test EVAP and much more.
Mike Bailey, the AutoProf
High Voltage HVAC
1:00-4:15pm
Electric HVAC systems are used in EVs, and there's a lot to learn about how they work! Join Mike Bailey, the Auto Prof, to learn about HV Battery Power Supply, Main Disconnect/Safe-Down Procedures, and HV components, operation, and testing.
Peter Orlando, AAP / CTI
Hybrid and EV Climate Control Operation Using Scan Tool Analytics
1:00-4:15pm
We will Cover: • Climate Control System Performance Tests on Hybrid and EV systems • Understanding HVAC data parameters • Power of “Grouping” Graphed data • Using Scan Tool Active test functions • OE vs Aftermarket information • Diagnosis of Hybrid and EV HVAC systems using Scan Tool Analytics
Sherwood Wheeler, AGCO
AGCO Equipment HVAC Service and Repair
1:00-2:30pm
Sherwood’s program will feature HVAC product updates on AGCO built products including TSB information and refrigerant capacity updates for new models. The focus of the interactive program will be things to consider when troubleshooting and diagnosing A/C performance complaints including, rule-of-thumbs, temperature testing, restrictions, air management, water management, hose management, and much more that the A/C service technical can immediately put into practice.
Snack Break presented by Daikin
2:30-2:45pm
Snack up for a quick recharge and then dive back into learning!
Jerry Lemon, Lemco Mobile A/C Consulting
Field Service Tools & Techniques for off-road A/C
2:45-4:15pm
Dive into the world of A/C service tools specifically designed for HD & off-road equipment. Gain insights into their practical applications to perform efficient field service.
MACS Member Meeting
4:30-5:00pm
Engage in your membership experience and receive the latest updates regarding MACS.
Welcome Reception
6:30-8:00pm
Indulge in a selection of invigorating drinks and delectable cuisine while basking poolside at our welcoming reception. Soak up the invigorating Florida sunshine, sounds of the steel drum band and refreshing breeze as you connect and network with your colleagues. Presented by Honeywell, Omega/GPD/Ranshu, Robinair
Registration
7:00am-5:00pm
Continental Breakfast
7:30-8:00am
Begin your day with a cup of coffee, a refreshing light breakfast, and the opportunity for networking.
General Session
8:00-9:45am
To be covered: MACS Update, EPA Update, Refrigerant Manufacturers Panel
A/C Basics for the New Technician (Registration Required)
8:00-11:00
Are you new to the world of mobile A/C? Ever wonder what's going on inside those pipes? Do you have new technicians working at your shop who could benefit from an A/C basics class? On Friday, February 2, 2024 from 8am-11:00am, MACS will host, "A/C Basics for the New Technician", geared towards those who are new to the field or just want a refresher on air conditioning and refrigeration fundamentals. After class visit the MACS 2024 Trade Show and enjoy a Walk the Show Lunch!
Trade Show & "Grab a Bite" Lite Lunch
10:00am-4:00pm
Visit mobile A/C industry products experts and find out what's new in service and repair, parts, tools & equipment and chemicals. "Grab a Bite" to eat from noon - 1:00pm and network with the best in the business. "Grab a Bite" presented by Bergstrom.
Section 609 Certification Classes Presented by Texas Truck A/C
1:00-3:00pm
Here is the perfect opportunity for mobile A/C technicians to check out the leading suppliers to the mobile A/C industry at MACS Trade Show and then attend the US EPA-required training and Section 609 certification - All in one place! Offered in English and Spanish.
Trade Show After Party presented by Honeywell
4:00-5:00pm
Indulge in a selection of invigorating drinks and delectable cuisine while basking poolside at our welcoming reception. Soak up the invigorating Florida sunshine, sounds of the palm trees blowing in the refreshing breeze as you connect and network with your colleagues.
Registration
7:00am-2:00pm
Continental Breakfast
7:30-8:00am
Begin your day with a cup of coffee, a refreshing light breakfast, and the opportunity for networking.
Pam Oakes, autoINENG.io
HVAC-Heat Pumps Demystified with Hands-On Lab
8:00-11:15am
More hybrids to BEVS, more plumbing! Learn how coolant and refrigerant work in tandem to keep occupants comfortable and the HV battery even more so… • Chemistries and pressures • IHX to refrigerant separator additions • Electrified, three-port scroll compressor dissected • Bidirectional test functions • Hands-on lab
Mike Bailey, The Auto Prof
Hybrid and EV Thermal Management
8:00-11:15am
Refrigerant systems in Hybrids and EVs don't just cool passengers; they're used to cool AND heat passengers, along with the vehicle's battery and power electronics systems. Mike Bailey, the Auto Prof, will present: • Heat Pump Technology - let's dig into this • Refrigerant heat exchange circuits and flow control • Battery and motor/electronics cooling • Coolant heat exchange and flow control • New and different heat exchangers • Safe service practices for High Voltage thermal management systems
Dave Hobbs, Delphi Technologies
ABCs of Electric Vehicle Charging
8:00-11:15am
Some vehicle owners say that the “ABCs” for BEVs (Battery Electric Vehicles) stand for “Always Be Charging”. The real “ABCs” for every successful service professional is developing the flexibility to adapt to technologies that seem to Always Be Changing! Delphi Technologies brings you the latest changes in J1772 charge plug diagnostics and tech tips.
Agnes Perez, Auto Air Parts - Puerto Rico
Mejores practicas: Teoría, diagnósticos y procedimientos del sistema de aire acondicionado automotriz
8:00-9:30am
Este curso describe los procedimientos de servicio y reparación de aires acondicionados relacionados a los sistemas móviles. Los procedimientos descritos en este programa deberán ayudarte a garantizar un diagnóstico más preciso, realizar reparaciones de alta calidad ayudando en la reducción de las reapariciones y logrando una mayor satisfacción con el cliente. Los principales temas que se cubren el curso incluyen: - Sistemas de aire acondicionado: qué hacen y cómo lo hacen - Componentes del sistema de aire acondicionado: descripción y funcionamiento - Refrigerantes y aceites del sistema de aire acondicionado - Precauciones y prácticas esenciales de servicio del sistema de aire acondicionado
Gerald Morris & Erick Njos, Caterpillar
Caterpillar Update for Off-Highway Equipment
8:00 - 8:45 AM
Caterpillar Update for Off-Highway Equipment • Field service quality updates • Using a thermal imaging camera as a diagnostic tool • In depth look at troubleshooting A/C system with pressure switches and pressure sensors • Alternative refrigerant for off-highway machines – update
Andy Fiffick & Bill Snow, RadAir Complete Car Care and Tire Centers
Starting And Managing Your Internet Presence from Scratch
8:00 - 9:30 AM
From the beginning of claiming your sites to advanced strategies and tactics to master communicating with your customers and getting found on-line. • Why do you need a digital presence? • What are the first steps in claiming this presence? o Google, Bing, Apple Business Listings + Social Platforms • What do you post, communicate and how (hint...content!) • How do you execute your strategy? • How do you measure the results?
Aaron Clark, Danfoss
MAC Hose Application and Troubleshooting
8:45-9:45am
Numerous reasons exist for premature failure of hoses in MACS applications, this presentation is designed to explore the factors that influence the selection and application of various hose designs.
Coffee Break presented by Honeywell
9:30-9:45am
Recharge and get ready for more learning!
Agnes Perez, Auto Air Parts - Puerto Rico
Enfriamiento en el sistema del auto eléctrico
9:45-11:15am
Durante este curso informativo podrás aplicar y conocer por qué es importante el enfriamiento en los autos eléctricos ya que contienen muchas piezas que generan calor. Estos autos contienen una batería de alto voltaje de litio y está genera calor lo que puede provocar incendiarse si no es enfriada correctamente. Al trabajar con estos vehículos debemos utilizar métodos correctos y efectivos para que las piezas eléctricas, lo que se conoce como "Power Electronic" no se calienten. Dentro del curso se demostrará cómo funciona el sistema, cuál es el flujo del coolant y el refrigerante R1234YF y cómo los componentes modernos afectan el sistema de baterías de alto voltaje.
Kermit Walden, Trans/Air Mfg.
The Ins, Outs and In Between Of Bus Air Conditioning
9:45 - 11:15 AM
This presentation will discuss the components, their functions (in detail), how they are connected and how they work together. Kermit will also talk about the installation process. There has been an increase in schools retrofitting older buses with air conditioning. Some repair facilities and other garages are now getting into the installation of systems. There are a few things to know before getting into installation. We'll cover the installation of all components, electrical controls as well as the proper routing, securing and protection of hoses and wire harnesses. Kermit will also cover different types of electrical control systems such as the basic relay boards and switches to the more elaborate systems that utilize microprocessors.
Matt Farel, INFICON & John Duerr, Spectronics
Leak Detection Tools and Methods for EV Applications
9:45 - 11:15 AM
Leak detection is one of the most important steps when servicing an A/C system, and we have two main tools at our disposal: UV dye and ELDs. Brought to you by the experts in both categories, this class will show you the right tools to use and the right ways to use them. • The basics, unraveling the mystery of fluorescent leak detection. • Challenges associated with EV applications. • Keeping the vehicle and service technician safe. • Fluorescent leak detection equipment considerations. • Service tips for maximum results. • Future applications.
Town Hall Luncheon
11:30am-12:45pm
A Town Hall hosted by Carm Capriotto to discuss the current Hot topics that affect both the passenger/Light Truck and Heavy Duty/Offroad/Bus sectors of our industry.
Tom Rayk, AVI
Electric A/C Diagnostics & Repair
1:00-4:15pm
HVAC is becoming more complex in today's vehicles, and this course will present cutting-edge HVAC diagnostic procedures. This course will cover conventional HVAC systems and discuss electric and hybrid electric heating and cooling systems. Objectives: • Define an Automotive HVAC System • Explain the Different Components that Make Up an HVAC System • Describe Common Causes of Failures of HVAC Components • Identify When to Flush & When to Replace Components • Explain Proper HVAC Testing Procedures • Leak Detection with GM Factory Authorized Tool • List Common HVAC Diagnostic, Recovery, & Maintenance Tools • Describe the Difference Between Conventional & Electric Vehicle HVAC Systems • Explain When a Scan Tool Can Help
Peter Orlando, AAP / CTI
Hybrid and EV Climate Control Operation Using Scan Tool Analytics
1:00-4:15pm
We will Cover: • Climate Control System Performance Tests on Hybrid and EV systems • Understanding HVAC data parameters • Power of “Grouping” Graphed data • Using Scan Tool Active test functions • OE vs Aftermarket information • Diagnosis of Hybrid and EV HVAC systems using Scan Tool Analytics
Peter McArdle, Four Seasons
Eliminating A/C Comebacks
1:00-4:15pm
An A/C repair that leaves the shop blowing ICE cold air but comes back blowing warm, in a day, or even a year can be very frustrating. Join us for this class where we will share 12 essential strategies for eliminating A/C comebacks. We will explain the magic of forming gas leak detection, thermal expansion valve service tips, electronically controlled variable displacement compressor (eVDC) service and much more.
Jerry Lemon, Lemco Consulting
Heavy-Duty Truck and Agricultural Machinery Mobile A/C Best Practices
1:00-4:15pm
Servicing heavy-duty A/C systems has become more complicated in recent years as vehicle and equipment OEMs continue to build more modern and complex systems. Presented by MACS, the worldwide leader in mobile A/C information and training, this clinic will help service technicians to better understand component design and integration, testing, and replacement, along with recommended best service practices to get the job done right the first time. The following topics will be covered during the program: • Mobile A/C system types, components, and operation • Condensers, Evaporators, Compressors, Lines & Hoses • Receiver/Driers & TXVs – Accumulators & OTs • Control Devices: What they are and how they work • Diagnosing, testing & servicing mobile A/C systems • Refrigerant recovery & recycling • Compressor diagnosis and replacement • Proper oil balancing & accurate charging • A/C system troubleshooting and performance testing • Best Practices repair methods
Afternoon Snack Break presented by Daikin
2:30-2:45pm
Snack up for a quick recharge and then dive back into learning!
Program Sponsors
General Sponsors
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MACS 2024 Exhibitor Information
The MACS 2024 Trade Show will take place at the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando, FL on February 2nd from 10am-4pm.
New this year! We are excited that Viper Tradeshow Services will be our service contractor for the 2024 Training Event & Trade Show.
Important Dates & Information
- “Early bird” discount pricing/Priority points deadline – September 15, 2023
- Booth assignment appointments start – September 20, 2023
- Exhibitor set up – February 1, 2024 8am-5pm
- Trade Show – February 2, 2024 10am-4pm
- Tear down – February 2, 2024 4pm-9pm
Exhibitor Badge & Registration Package Form
Winter Park Scenic Boat Tour and More!
Thursday, February 1st 9:30am-3:30pm
Join us for a day of sightseeing and culture in Winter Park. Located on Lake Osceola in the quiet suburb less than 10 minutes from downtown Orlando, the Winter Park Scenic Boat Tour is an hour long, guided cruise through three of the seven lakes and two, narrow manmade canals on the tranquil Winter Park chain. Enjoy the flora and fauna of this off the beaten path experience!
The day will continue with admission to the Morse Museum. This Museum houses the world’s most comprehensive collection of works by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848 1933), including the artist and designer’s jewelry, pottery, paintings, art glass, leaded glass lamps and windows; his chapel interior from the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago; and art and architectural objects from his Long Island country estate, Laurelton Hall.
You’ll have free time on Park Avenue to enjoy shopping, dining, and cultural sights all in the shadow of oak canopied Central Park. (Lunch on your own)
$99 per person
