Cristi was such a help in booking a trip to Seattle for us to visit our daughter and the area. She…read morewas able to book round trip flights, a rental car and hotel in just 2 days and for much cheaper than I was able to find flights, alone, after searching for a couple weeks. Memory Seekers Travel is the way to go if you're looking for stress free travel planning. Cristi is organized and pays attention to detail. She stayed in contact with us up to and including the day before we left to ensure we had no questions and to let us know that our hotel bookings were confirmed. She met with us a week before our trip to go over all the reservations, etc. MEMORY SEEKERS TRAVEL WILL NOT DISAPPOINT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank You Cristi Kimmel !!!!!

Cristi Kimmel with Memory Seekers Travel is the first person to call when you are planning a trip…read more She took care of every detail of our trip to Punta Cana. I was never a big traveler and didn't know where to start and she answered all my questions.

Took 3 weeks to come up with a quote for a simple one day trip. After 3 phone calls they ensured I…read morewould have the quote. After 2 weeks a 4th phone call was made in which I received the response of "we lost your inquiry and have no record of you calling" Rude and not polite on the phone. Would not recommend

This was an enjoyable little trip up the mountain over Johnstown. Great views!! Gives you a great…read moreperspective of the city

Even though the incline was closed, we stopped to look since we were going to the adjacent…read morerestaurant for dinner. It was constructed as a "lifesaver" after the Johnstown Flood of May 31, 1889, the Incline has more than lived up to its original lifesaving purpose. I read that flood waters again swept through the Conemaugh and Stonycreek Valleys on March 17, 1936 and July 20, 1977. During both floods, the Incline carried men, women, children and vehicles to safety and help. It is one of the longest and steepest hoists in the world and one of the few transportation systems of its kind still in existence and has its place in the Guinness Book of Records as "The steepest vehicular inclined plane in the world." The incline is closed for refurbishments set to be completed in Spring 2023. We were thrilled to see a large American flag flying above the incline. The flagpole is 125 feet tall and is on the highest point above the valley. I am sure that this flag can be seen for miles.