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National Lampoon's Senior Trip is a 1995 American comedy film for the National Lampoon magazine franchise , directed by Kelly Makin . It marked Jeremy Renner 's film debut.

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At Fairmount High School , Ohio in the suburbs of Dayton , a group of teenage students begin their school with an assembly featuring a band called "High on Life", though they are selfish at teachers and the principal. As the band continues to play onstage, Mark "Dags" D'Agastino and Reggie Barry decide to sabotage the assembly by exposing the band is lip syncing their music and playing the song recordings at inappropriate times. After a typing class (during which the teacher suffers a heart attack and dies), the seniors cut school and throw a party for Principal Moss. Moss eventually gets informed about the party from the student body president Steve Nisser. When he returns home, he gives the group detention, forcing them to write a letter to the President of the United States , explaining what is wrong with the education system.

The next day while arriving at school, Moss and the new typing class teacher notices that various newspaper station vans are there assuming that something has gone wrong within the building. Mrs. Winston tells him that Jason Lerman is inside the building after meeting the seniors. Moss makes the announcement over them being invited by the President, who amazingly enjoyed their letter, to Washington, D.C. to discuss it. However, it is actually just a plot devised by the corrupt U.S. Senator to humiliate the President. The bus arrives at a convenience store, where Dags and Reggie lock Moss in a flooded washroom, and they steal alcoholic beverages. They are pursued by Travis, a crazed Star Trek fan and crossing guard, who hitches a ride with an Asian family. While on their way, Moss falls into a " coma " after taking pills given to him by bus driver Red. At this point, the students go on a rampage celebrating over Moss passing out and throw another party, while Carla Morgan, the school slut , puts makeup on Moss.

The next day, the bus is pursued by Travis and the police. Red apparently dies from a drug overdose , and the bus nearly plows into a lake. Dags manages to stop it in time, but the car lands on the water and Travis escapes. Arriving at Washington, the group checks into a hotel and decides to take a class photo at a cemetery . Miosky uses fart lighting on J. Edgar Hoover 's flame to distract Travis. That night, the seniors secretly lace a box of chocolates with tequila and give it to Miss Milford. When Milford seduces Moss, the students begin to leave to go to a party at the hotel next door, but Steve Nisser threatens to blow the whistle. Dags orders Mioski to take care of him. At the hotel, while the other students enjoy the party, Lisa Perkins takes Dags to the rooftop where she seduces him. The next day, she suddenly discovers the plot to use the students and embarrass the President.

At the same time, Senator Lerman unexpectedly wakes up Moss and Milford, who—shocked at finding themselves in the same room—prepare themselves and the seniors for their meeting with the President. However, when they open the room, they do not find them there but only a tied-up Steve Nisser. Moss and Milford find the missing students, as they are informed of Lerman's plot as Lerman baffles to the discovery. The senator subsequently kidnaps Miosky and takes him to the White House with the others in hot pursuit. When they arrive at the White House, the senator insults the seniors, but Moss unexpectedly stands up for them. The senator's plot is ultimately exposed and the seniors return home. The film ends with a montage of the characters and where they ended up after the events.

• Jeremy Renner as Mark "Dags" D'Agostino
• Eric "Sparky" Edwards as Miosky
• Matt Frewer as Principal Todd Moss
• Tommy Chong as Red
• Valerie Mahaffey as Miss Tracy Milford
• Rob Moore as Reggie Barry
• Lawrence Dane as Senator John Lerman
• Kevin McDonald as Travis Lindsey
• Michael Blake as Herbert Jones
• Tara Strong as Carla Morgan (credited as Tara Charendoff)
• Nicole de Boer as Meg Smith
• Sergio Di Zio as Steve Nisser
• Fiona Loewi as Lisa Perkins
• Kathryn Rose as Wanda Baker
• Danny Smith as Barry "Virus" Kemmer
• Kay Tremblay as Mrs. Winston
• Wayne Robson as Frank Hardin
• George R. Robertson as President Davis
• Rachel Wilson as Teen Girl (Susie)
• Ingrid Kavelaars as Twin #2
• Kim Schraner as Caroline
• Warren Davis as Senator Duffield

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Box office [ ].

The film opened to $2,184,901 from 1,397 theaters with the average to 1,563 per site. The United States had $3,686,337; it was 78% of the total gross of the film. The overseas gross was $1,000,600 and it brought the film to $4,686,937.

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The film received overwhelmingly negative reviews, earning a 0% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes website, but it currently holds a B grade at Yahoo! Movies. [1]

References [ ]

• ↑ " National Lampoons Senior Trip ". Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved on May 14, 2016.

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A group of graduating students from a mid-western high school comes to New York City on a trip to celebrate the impending end of school. The students include: Roger Ellis, an ambitious teen aiming for success in big business; David, an aspiring rock star; Judy Matheson, a stagestruck coed actress wannabe; Denise, a free-spirited girl hoping to obtain a degree of sophistication; Fred, a lothario looking for any Big City woman to be with; and Jon Lipton, a would-be artist hoping to make it big. Mickey Rooney also appears as himself.

• Scott Baio as Roger Ellis
• Faye Grant as Denise
• Randy Brooks as David
• Peter Coffield as Jerry
• Mickey Rooney as Himself
• Jane Hoffman as Mrs. Pritchardson
• Jeffrey Marcus as Jon Lipton (as Jeff Marcus)
• Liz Callaway as Judy Matheson
• James Carroll as Fred
• Ralph Davis as Vic
• Ron Fassler as Bob
• Julia Montgomery as Marlene
• Bernard Barrow as Nathan Aldrich
• Robert Hitt as Stanley Simpson
• Vincent Spano as Dick
• Robert Townsend as Randy
• Jason Alexander as Pete

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The film's recording location is in New York City at the Washington Irving Middle School in Tarrytown, New York (USA) .

The film itself has an Monaural Audio recording studio that was used for the movie.

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National Lampoon's Senior Trip is a 1995 comedy directed by Kelly Makin.

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The adventures of Midwestern high-school students visiting New York City to celebrate their impending graduation. The adventures of Midwestern high-school students visiting New York City to celebrate their impending graduation. The adventures of Midwestern high-school students visiting New York City to celebrate their impending graduation.

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• Trivia Julia Montgomery's debut.
• Goofs When they depart from a school that is supposed to be in Youngstown Ohio, we can clearly see the Hudson river and Tappan Zee Bridge in Westchester County, NY.
• Soundtracks Rhapsody In Blue (excerpt) by George Gershwin

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Senior Trip is a 1981 CBS network television comedy movie starring Scott Baio which aired on December 30, 1981.

A group of graduating students from a midwestern high school travels to New York City on a trip to celebrate the impending end of school.

• Scott Baio as Roger Ellis
• Faye Grant as Denise
• Randy Brooks as David
• Peter Coffield as Jerry
• Mickey Rooney as Himself
• Jane Hoffman as Mrs. Pritchardson
• Jeffrey Marcus as Jon Lipton
• Liz Callaway as Judy Matheson
• James Carroll as Fred
• Ralph Davis as Vic
• Ron Fassler as Bob
• Julia Montgomery as Marlene
• Bernard Barrow as Nathan Aldrich
• Robert Hitt as Stanley Simpson
• Vincent Spano as Dick

National Lampoon’s Senior Trip

There was a time when the "National Lampoon" name on a movie meant something, back in the days of "Animal House" and "Vacation." Now it means something else. In the case of "National Lampoon's Senior Trip," it means a witless item that is hurried through its theatrical window on its way to cable and homevid.

There was a time when the “National Lampoon” name on a movie meant something, back in the days of “Animal House” and “Vacation.” Now it means something else. In the case of “National Lampoon’s Senior Trip,” it means a witless item that is hurried through its theatrical window on its way to cable and homevid. New Line didn’t bother to press-screen the pic, presumably figuring it would be dead once word got out.

Story involves a bunch of seniors at an Ohio high school (actually shot in Canada), whose detention assignment is to write a letter to the president of the United States about why the education system has failed. The president is impressed and invites the kids to Washington.

There, a manipulative senator (Lawrence Dane) sees their arrival as an opportunity to use the moronic teens to embarrass his political rival.

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This is an excuse for an unending string of jokes involving bodily functions including sex, flatulence, urination and regurgitation. If this is what teenagers are demanding to see, we’re in more trouble than the film acknowledges.

To his credit, Matt Frewer, as the principal, manages to flesh out his character to two dimensions; most of the rest of the cast are simply playing one-joke stick figures. Tommy Chong is the burnt-out bus driver known as “Red” because of his fondness for horse tranquilizers, while Valerie Mahaffey is the mousy teacher who really is a tigress. Kevin McDonald does add some life as a crazed crossing guard obsessed with “Star Trek” who, for unknown reasons, follows the students to Washington.

Otherwise, humor is subpar, as is the plotting, which imagines a senator being able to order every school in the country to use one food service and that the president would sit on a Senate committee panel. New Line’s best hope for a return here is that audiences will be attracted to its fall lineup, advertised by the string of trailers tacked on to the front of the film.

• Production: A New Line Cinema release of an Alliance production. Produced by Wendy Grean. Executive producers, Peter Morgan, Michel Roy, Neil Stearns. Co-executive producer, Stephane Reichel. Directed by Kelly Makin. Screenplay, Roger Kumble, I. Marlene King.
• Crew: Camera (color), Francois Protat; editor, Stephen Lawrence; music, Steve Bartek; production design, Gregory Keen; art direction, John Dondertman; costume design, Sharon Purdy; sound (Dolby), Tom Hidderley; casting, Ross Clydesdale. Reviewed at Cleveland Circle Cinemas, Boston, Sept. 8, 1995. MPAA Rating: R. Running time: 91 min.
• With: Principal Todd Moss - Matt Frewer Miss Tracy Milford - Valerie Mahaffey Sen. John Lerman - Lawrence Dane Red - Tommy Chong Dags - Jeremy Renner Reggie- Rob Moore Milosky - Eric (Sparky) Edwards Travis Lindsey - Kevin McDonald

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The graduating class of a midwestern high school comes to the Big Apple to celebrate. Among the students: an ambitious teenager aiming for success in big business (Scott Baio), an aspiring rock star (Randy Brooks), a stagestruck coed (Liz Callaway), a free spirit hoping to obtain a degree of sophistication (Faye Grant), a gregarious young man looking for big city women (James Carroll), and a would-be artist (Jeffrey Marcus). Mickey Rooney does a cameo role as himself, backstage at "Sugar Babies".

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Scott Baio (Roger Ellis) Faye Grant (Denise) Randy Brooks (David) Peter Coffield (Jerry) Mickey Rooney (Mickey Rooney) Jane Hoffman (Mrs. Pritchardson) Jeffrey Marcus (Jon Lipton) Liz Callaway (Judy Matheson) James Carroll (Fred) Ralph Davis (Vic)

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National Lampoon's Senior Trip

National Lampoon's Senior Trip is a 1995 teen comedy film starring Matt Frewer and Valerie Mahaffey , and is directed by Kelly Makin .

• 1 Principal Todd Moss
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Principal Todd Moss

• It's now officially 8:01, people; let's move it! Come on, come on, while we're young! Herbert Jones, get off my car! Quickly, quickly, quickly. Come on, look lively, people, come on. Keep climbing; you won't get a nosebleed. Button that up, Carla. Herbert. Early bird. Worm. Think about it. Pull, Wanda. Pull.
• Well, now that you've enlightened me as to the real problem here, perhaps you should tell the President about your concerns. In fact, I think you should all pool your ideas together. I want you to draft a 500-word letter to the President on what you'd like the Government to do in order to save our education system. Now, Mr. Diplo will be in charge today. Mr. Diplo, I've given these students an assignment. Make sure they finish it by 1:00. If they're not finished, they can stay later.
• If you'll all check your itineraries, you'll see that this is the only stop we're making between now and Washington. So I suggest you take care of whatever necessities come to mind. Now, I'm setting the alarm on my watch for ten minutes. When this alarm goes off, the bus will leave with or without you.

Steve Nisser

• Look, even though I'm probably going to get into Yale, doesn't mean that I don't suffer from the effects of teen angst. But I'm here to tell you that drugs and alcohol are not the answers to your problems!
• As student body president, I am proud to bring you this special assembly. So, without any further ado, I give to you, direct from Salt Lake City, the music of High On Life!!
• Now wait just a minute. Have any of you considered the consequences if Principal Moss finds out?
• That's it! That does it! You leave me no choice! As student body president, I am placing you all under citizens' arrest! You are all confined to your rooms until I get Principal Moss!
• Lay one hand on me and I'll sue! PRINCIPAL MOSS!!

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Directed by Kenneth Johnson

All aboard for a ride on the wild side!

A group of graduating students from a midwestern high school comes to New York City on a trip to celebrate the impending end of school. The students include: Roger Ellis, an ambitious teen aiming for success in big business; David, an aspiring rock star; Judy Matheson, a stagestruck coed actress wannabe; Denise, a free-spirited girl hoping to obtain a degree of sophistication; Fred, a lotharo looking for any Big City woman to be with; and Jon Lipton, a would-be artist hoping to make it big. Mickey Rooney also appears briefly as himself during the backstage scene at the musical "Sugar Babies."

Scott Baio Faye Grant Randy Brooks Peter Coffield Mickey Rooney Jane Hoffman Jeffrey Marcus Liz Callaway James Carroll Ralph Davis Ron Fassler Julia Montgomery Bernard Barrow Robert Hitt Vincent Spano Peter Leeds Patti Walsh James Weissenbach Robert Townsend Jason Alexander Elaine Kilden Ed Van Nuys Gretchen West Mansoor Najee-Ullah Freda Foh Shen John Randolph Jones Mary Alan Hokanson Isabell O'Connor Justin McNeill

Director Director

Kenneth Johnson

Producer Producer

Writers writers.

Kenneth Johnson Dan Kibbie

Editor Editor

Jack W. Schoengarth

Cinematography Cinematography

John McPherson

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Stuart Wurtzel

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Kenneth Johnson Joseph Harnell

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Viaggio a New York

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Review by Q*bort ½

The poster promised a wild ride. I received no wild ride.

Review by Patrick Falvey ★★½

"Going to the Big Apple.  Gonna get myself a BITE." 

Until your brain hurts.

Review by introlifetrap

i find it hard to believe that Youngstown Ohio was ever less of a shithole than Manhattan, but i refuse to believe there was ever a time that a cop's kid would be cheered by his peers. ridiculous

Review by Scardeyccat ★★★★½

This is the weirdest drug psa I have ever watched

Review by RoyStorey ★★★½

Probably one of the strangest bait and switches of a film I'd seen in a while. In the first twenty minutes you think it's a regular rowdy teen school comedy that serves as a tourist ad for New York, but it turns out it deals with a lot of heavy subjects, like abuse, rape, and disability issues. You think I'm joking but I'm not making this up at all and put me into quite a few whiplashes from what I expected.

I think what I liked most about the film was all the various experimental shots. It makes it stand out from other films of its era especially during the dramatic parts. It can take a scene that doesn't really…

Review by leah ★

this movie is literally bad AND boring

scott baio looks like john lennon and jason alexander is just a drunk child who ripped his sleeves off

Review by WarrenSikes ★★★★

An amiable teen comedy/drama for television about a plucky gang of kids going to New York that ends as a kind of intimate psycho-drama. Like Meatballs or High School USA shifting gears into a teenage Last Tango in Paris.

Denise, the girl with the "reputation", gradually realizing the entire culture is trying to turn her into a prostitute (prostitution is a running theme). Then masochistically walking into hotel room with two beer-swilling goons, as if she's saying, "Fine, I'll be a whore".

THEN....the scenes between her and a guy questioning his sexuality that manage to completely avoid pat, easy, glib "It gets better" programmatic correctness.

It's interesting that the movie portrays the kind of party hard antics which powered this entire genre as either amusing but ultimately a frivolous waste of life or out-and-out malevolent...(without hammering you over the head with it)

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We analyzed senior travel insurance costs, emergency medical expenses, travel delay benefits and coverage for pre-existing medical conditions to find the best senior travel insurance. Our editors are committed to bringing you unbiased ratings and information. Our editorial content is not influenced by advertisers. You can read more about our editorial guidelines and the methodology for the ratings below.

• 26 travel insurance policies evaluated
• 1,006 coverage details analyzed
• 228 rates scored
• 102 years insurance experience on the editorial team

Best Senior Travel Insurance Companies

Best plan for seniors

Average price for seniors per trip

Medical & evacuation limits per person

$250,000/$1 million

We like the Luxe policy because it has superior benefit limits for most core coverage types. We recommend it because of its generous evacuation coverage, short waiting periods for delays and wide range of optional benefits.

• Travel medical coverage provides “hospital of choice,” so you can choose the medical facility to be transported to rather than going to the nearest adequate treatment center.
• Includes search and rescue benefits of $5,000 and non-medical evacuation benefits of $100,000.
• Superior trip interruption reimbursement of 200%, twice that of many competitors.
• “Interruption for any reason” upgrade available.

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• Medical expense travel insurance limits of $250,000 per person are excellent, but some competitors provide $500,000.

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the Luxe policy.

Seven Corners

Trip Protection Choice

Medical expenses/medical evacuation limits per person

$500,000/$1 million

We picked Seven Corners’ Trip Protection Choice as the top scoring plan for seniors because it has the lowest average price among top-rated policies and has an all-around exceptional package of benefits. We also like its optional add-on coverage choices, which include sports equipment rental coverage, event ticket coverage and rental car coverage.

• “Interruption for any reason” and “cancel for any reason” upgrades available.
• Pet kennel benefit of $500 if your return home is delayed by six hours or more due to qualifying interruption, missed connection or delay problems.
• Change fee compensation of $300 per person if you have to change your flight or travel arrangements because of a qualifying event.

More: Seven Corners Travel Insurance Review

Seven Corners stands out for its variety of plan options, which can be tailored to suit the needs of a wide range of travelers, from students to seniors. Their specialty plans—like those catering to frequent travelers—offer great value, although navigating the options can sometimes be complex for new users. – Jim Campbell, independent travel agent and founder of Honeymoons.com

• The average cost for seniors for the Trip Protection Choice plan was about average among the top plans we evaluated, but it provides superior levels of coverage.

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the Trip Protection Choice policy.

$500,000/$500,000

We like Tin Leg’s Gold plan for its good medical benefits and competitive price—its average cost for seniors is the fourth-cheapest policy among the top-scoring policies.

• Excellent medical evacuation coverage limits.
• Great travel medical expense coverage limits.
• Airline ticket change fee benefits of $200 with a minimum delay of one hour.

More: Tin Leg Travel Insurance Review

This plan is competitively priced for all-around coverage. – Timon van Basten, tour guide and founder of Travel Spain 24.

• Baggage delay coverage doesn’t kick in until 24 hours of delay.
• Baggage loss reimbursement is on the low end at $500 per person.

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the Gold policy.

Travel Insured International

Worldwide Trip Protector

$100,000/$1 million

We picked the Worldwide Trip Protector plan because of its robust evacuation benefits: $1 million for medical and $150,000 for non-medical. We also like that it’s the third cheapest plan, on average, among those we evaluated. If you have pets, we recommend this policy because pet kennel benefits of up to $500 are included if you return three hours or more later than your planned return date.

• Offers travel inconvenience benefits that reimburse you for closed attractions and beaches, rainy weather, tarmac delays and more.
• Offers ticket protection that pays up to $1,000 if you can’t attend due to a problem covered by your policy.
• Offers bed rest benefits that pay up to $4,000 if a doctor requires you to stay on bed rest for at least 48 hours during your trip.

More: Travel Insured Travel Insurance Review

As a veteran travel insurance company of over 25 years, I think Travel Insured offers a wide range of customizable plans to meet diverse traveler needs. Their quality coverage and excellent customer service ensure policyholders feel secure while exploring internationally. – Timon van Basten, tour guide and founder of Travel Spain 24

• Medical coverage of $100,000 per person is on the low side compared to top competitors but might be enough for your needs.

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the Worldwide Trip Protector policy.

USI Affinity

$250,000/$500,000

We’re impressed with USI’s Ruby plan for its variety of top-level benefits, including excellent coverage for medical and evacuation expenses. We also like its competitive average cost. The Ruby plan is the fifth-cheapest among 12 top-scoring policies we assessed.

• Excellent coverage limit of $250,000 for medical expenses.
• Excellent coverage limit of $500,000 for medical  evacuation.
• Good travel delay coverage of $1,000 per person.
• Decent missed connection coverage for cruise and tours of $750 per person after 3-hour delay.

More: USI Affinity Travel Insurance Review

Personalized attention and modifiable coverage make USI Affinity a top resource. – Timon van Basten, tour guide and founder of Travel Spain 24

• Baggage delay coverage is on the low side at $300 per person and requires a 12-hour delay for benefits to start.

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the Ruby policy.

Generali Global Assistance

We recommend seniors take a look at Generali’s Premium plan for its good prices, excellent trip interruption insurance and superior medical evacuation benefits. Those with pre-existing conditions can get coverage as long as you buy a Premium policy up to or within 24 hours of your final trip deposit.

• You can qualify for coverage of pre-existing medical conditions if you buy the policy prior to or within 24 hours of making your final trip payment, as opposed to a deadline of 10 to 20 days after making your first trip deposit, which is typical from top competitors.
• Excellent trip interruption coverage of up to 175% of your trip costs.
• Very good baggage loss coverage at $2,000 per person.

More: Generali Global Assistance Travel Insurance Review

Generali has a very good reputation. Their policies usually have generous medical benefits and provide rescue flights. But some plans cost too much without adding value. I heard it’s not always easy to get money back for claims, too, so do your homework. – Jenoa Matthes, travel expert, gastronomy trips organizer and the founder of The Travel Folk

• You must buy “cancel for any reason” coverage within 24 hours of making your initial trip deposit, compared to 10 to 20 days from top competitors.
• Baggage delay benefits kick in only after a 12-hour delay.

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the Premium policy.

Cruise Luxury

$150,000/$1 million

We like Nationwide’s Cruise Luxury plan for its array of generous evacuation benefits at a decent price. It has great baggage delay benefits of $1,000 per person, and good travel delay benefits of $1,000 per person covered after only a 6-hour delay.

• Excellent medical evacuation coverage, and includes $25,000 in non-medical evacuation benefits.
• Excellent missed connection coverage of $2,500 per person after only a 3-hour delay.

More: Nationwide Travel Insurance Review

Nationwide’s variety of plans allows tailoring coverage to different budgets. As someone who’s traveled on a tight budget before, Nationwide’s competitive rates were very appealing. – Kelly Duhigg, travel expert and founder of Girl with the Passport

• Medical coverage of $150,000 is lower than most other top-rated plans but might be sufficient for your needs.
• A 24-hour delay is required for hurricane and weather coverage, compared to some competitor policies with only a 12-hour delay requirement.

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the Cruise Luxury policy.

Aegis (formerly GoReady)

GoReady Pandemic Plus

$50,000/$500,000

We choose GoReady Pandemic Plus because of its competitive cost. It has the second lowest average cost for seniors among the policies we looked at. If you want a bargain and aren’t concerned about very low coverage amounts for some core benefits, the GoReady Pandemic Plus plan is worth checking out.

• Decent medical evacuation benefits of $500,000.
• Very good trip interruption benefits of 150% of insured trip cost.
• Decent baggage insurance of $2,500.

More: Aegis Insurance Agency Travel Insurance Review

Aegis is affordable for basic protection. They explain clearly what’s covered and what isn’t. People say claims go smoothly, too. Just know deductibles may be higher or payout limits lower than other insurers charging more. – Jenoa Matthes, travel expert, gastronomy trips organizer and the founder of The Travel Folk

• Travel medical insurance coverage of just $50,000 per person is low compared to many competitors.
• Missed connection benefits of $250 is pretty skimpy compared to many other top-rated policies evaluated.

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the GoReady Pandemic Plus policy.

HTH Worldwide

TripProtector Preferred

We recommend seniors take a look at the TripProtector Preferred plan for its high level of medical coverage and a superior compensation level if your trip is interrupted. If you travel with your pet, we suggest you consider this policy because it includes pet medical expense coverage of $250 if your cat or dog traveling with you gets sick or injured during your trip.

• Includes rental car theft and damage coverage of $35,000.
• Excellent trip interruption coverage of 200% of the trip cost.
• Great hurricane and weather benefits apply after only a 6-hour delay.

More: HTH Worldwide Travel Insurance Review

HTH Worldwide includes a direct pay option to avoid upfront payments for services. But there are no waivers for pre-existing conditions on the lower-level plans. – Arsen Misakyan, co-founder of LAXcar

• Baggage delay coverage requires a 12-hour delay

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the TripProtector Preferred policy.

Atlas Journey Preferred

We like the Atlas Journey Preferred plan for its solid coverage across the board. This policy is especially worth considering if you’re interested in upgrades or are a pet owner. Available upgrades include extra coverage for pets traveling with you, adventure sports, destination weddings, hunting and fishing equipment and more.

The Atlas Journey Premier plan earned 4 stars in our analysis—it costs about $110 more than the Preferred plan but provides higher limits for medical expenses ($150,000) and missed connection coverage ($2,000). Premier also offers an “interruption for any reason” upgrade.

• Includes travel inconvenience benefits of $750 per person.
• Superior medical evacuation benefits of $1 million per person.
• Very good missed connection coverage of $1,500 per person after 3 hours.

More: WorldTrips Travel Insurance Review

WorldTrips has established a strong reputation for thoroughly personalized plans paired with reliable 24/7 support for any emergency abroad. Customization allows you to tailor protection perfectly for each explorer’s unique adventures. – Timon van Basten, tour guide and founder of Travel Spain 24

• Medical expense coverage limits of $100,000 aren’t as high as some other policies but might be enough for you.
• Baggage delay benefits have a 12-hour waiting period.

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the Atlas Journey Preferred policy.

John Hancock Insurance Agency

$100,000/$500,000

We recommend seniors take a look at John Hancock’s Silver plan for decent coverage at a low average price. It has the fourth-lowest average cost for seniors of the 12 top-scoring policies we evaluated.

The John Hancock Gold plan costs $100 more than the Silver plan but is also worth checking out if you want higher limits for travel medical expenses ($250,000) and medical evacuation ($1 million).

• Excellent evacuation coverage limits.
• Decent missed connection benefits of $750 per person after a 3-hour waiting delay.
• Very good trip interruption reimbursement of 150% of insured trip cost.

More: John Hancock Insurance Agency Travel Insurance Review

John Hancock is highly regarded for its customer service and comprehensive coverage options. Their policies are particularly strong in medical and emergency services, which adds an extra layer of security for travelers. – Jim Campbell, independent travel agent and founder of Honeymoons.com

• Medical expense limits of $100,000 are lower than many other travel insurance plans.
• “Interruption for any reason” upgrade not available.

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the Silver policy.

USI Affinity Travel Insurance Services

We like USI’s Diamond plan for its variety of top-level benefits, although its pricing is higher than the other top travel insurance policies for seniors.

• Superior coverage levels for medical expenses and evacuation.
• Very good travel delay coverage of $1,500 per person.
• Superior baggage loss coverage of $2,500 per person.

USI Affinity’s attentive customer service provides a more tailored solution aligned with my needs and goals for each journey.  – Stephanie Rytting, travel expert, travel author and the founder of France Adventurer

• Baggage delay coverage is good at $500 per person but requires a 12-hour delay for benefits to start.
• Pricing is on the high side compared to some other top plans.

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the Diamond policy.

We recommend senior travelers take a look at Nationwide’s Prime plan for its solid core benefits at a decent price.

• Top-notch medical evacuation coverage.
• Great travel delay coverage of $2,000 after a 6-hour wait period.
• Excellent trip interruption benefits of 200% of insured trip cost.

Nationwide could include clearer upfront information about policy limitations and more accessible direct contacts for immediate support. These changes could significantly bolster its already commendable service offerings. – John Crist, founder of Prestizia Insurance

• Missed connection coverage is only OK at $500.

Here’s a look at the top coverage types in the Prime policy.

EXPERT TIPS

What to Look for in the Best Senior Travel Insurance

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Repatriation Coverage

Repatriation coverage is particularly important for seniors. It provides assistance and financial support for returning home in case of death while traveling abroad. Ensure that the policy you choose includes adequate repatriation coverage. Verify the coverage limits and any exclusions related to repatriation to ensure you’re adequately protected.

Superior Medical Insurance

Senior travelers may have more medical issues than younger travelers, so superior medical coverage is a must. I recommend at least $150,000 in travel medical insurance per person.

Evacuation Coverage

A medevac ride won’t be on your original travel itinerary, but I wouldn’t skimp on emergency medical evacuation coverage . This coverage pays the cost of getting to an adequate medical facility if you’re in a remote area or somewhere with poor medical care.

Coverage for Pre-Existing Conditions

I would make sure your policy offers a pre-existing medical condition exclusion waiver , which removes coverage exclusions for conditions you already have. You typically need to buy travel insurance soon after your first deposit to get the waiver, such as two to three weeks.

“Cancel for Any Reason” Upgrade

When life throws you a curveball, you’ll appreciate flexibility, which is why I recommend buying a policy that offers a “ cancel for any reason ” upgrade. This upgrade reimburses you a portion of your trip costs (often 75%) if you cancel for any reason not listed in the base policy.

Annual Plan for Frequent Travelers

I recommend an annual travel insurance plan to senior travelers who are planning multiple trips in a year. All your trips will be covered under one policy and it’s more affordable than buying multiple policies during one year.

The average cost of senior travel insurance is $420 per trip , based on our analysis of rates for the best travel insurance policies for seniors. Your exact cost for travel insurance will generally depend on the travelers’ ages, length of trip and trip cost.

In our analysis, travel insurance for seniors often costs around 7% to 9% of the trip cost being insured. Remember that you’re insuring only the portions of the trip that are prepaid and non-refundable. You can’t make a claim on expenses that you can get refunded, like refundable airline tickets.

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How are “pre-existing conditions” defined for travel insurance.

Charles K., Columbus, Ohio

Generally, a pre-existing condition is an illness, injury or medical condition that caused you to seek treatment, experience symptoms or take medication before buying a travel insurance policy within a specified amount of time, such as 90 days.

How does buying a multi-trip plan save me money?

Diana N., Metairie, LA

If you plan on taking more than one trip, buying a multi-trip plan—also called an annual plan—can be cheaper than buying individual single-trip plans for multiple trips. Also, age doesn’t affect the price of annual travel insurance, so you may pay less than if you buy individual plans.

Are there age limits on travel insurance?

James B., San Diego

There can be age limits and they can vary by the type of policy you buy and by the travel insurance company. Many standard travel insurance plans don’t have a maximum age, but others may not cover people over certain ages, such as 75 or 80. Travel medical plans usually cover senior travelers, but at lower limits than younger travelers. I recommend that you work with a travel insurance agent to find the best options for your age.

Using travel insurance sales data for policies offering CFAR, we scored the best travel insurance policies for seniors based on:

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Editor’s note: While our parent company has an interest in PrimeCover, this review was subjected to our team’s standard rigorous editorial process, which remains independent of any influence from insurance companies, business relationships, affiliates or any other external parties.

What’s the most important insurance coverage for senior travelers?

Seniors should put priority on the medical coverage within a travel insurance policy—specifically travel medical insurance and emergency medical evacuation coverage. This is especially important if you’re traveling outside the U.S., where Medicare will work only in very limited situations.

Look for high maximum limits for these two coverage types. For example, you can find plans that offer $500,000 for medical expenses and $1 million for emergency medical evacuation.

Repatriation can be expensive, so seniors should also consider the repatriation benefits included in any policy they purchase. These benefits provide financial assistance for bringing the insured individual back to their home country if they pass away while traveling.

How can seniors save money on travel insurance?

Comparison shopping to find cheap travel insurance can save you money without sacrificing coverage. If you want to lower costs even more, though, focus on getting trip cancellation and good medical coverage, and de-prioritize coverage for baggage, missed connections and other non-medical coverage.

Remember to insure only the prepaid and non-refundable parts of your trip. For example, if your plane tickets are fully refundable, don’t pay to insure those. Travel insurance won’t reimburse you for deposits that were refundable.

Does Medicare cover me when I’m traveling outside of the U.S.?

Medicare generally does not cover your health care when you’re traveling outside of the U.S. That means if you get sick or injured while vacationing in another country, you usually won’t be covered.

Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans may offer some coverage for emergency care received outside the U.S., but this can vary by plan and is often limited. You should check your specific Medicare Advantage plan for details on international coverage while traveling abroad.

We recommend seniors buy travel insurance with generous amounts of travel medical insurance and emergency medical evacuation coverage . For example, look for plans that offer $500,000 for medical expenses and $1 million in emergency medical evacuation coverage.

Does travel insurance for seniors cover pre-existing conditions?

Travel insurance for seniors typically excludes coverage for pre-existing conditions, but you can get pre-existing conditions covered with a pre-existing medical condition exclusion waiver. You can generally only get this waiver within 14 to 21 days of making your initial trip deposit and only if you insure the full nonrefundable costs for your trip.

Some problems are not covered by travel insurance for pre-existing conditions , such as Alzheimer’s disease, anxiety, dementia, depression, or any illness or injury related to alcohol or drug abuse.

Does senior travel insurance cover my grandchildren?

A standard travel insurance policy covers up to 10 travelers and typically any traveling companion can be included on a travel insurance policy, including your grandchildren. But some travel insurance may require everyone on the policy to live in the same household.

Some policies cover children for free as long as they’re under a certain age and accompanied by an adult. For example, the Allianz One Trip Premier plans cover children age 17 and under if they’re traveling with a parent or grandparent.

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Michelle is a lead editor at Forbes Advisor. She has been a journalist for over 35 years, writing about insurance for consumers for the last decade. Prior to covering insurance, Michelle was a lifestyle reporter at the New York Daily News, a magazine editor covering consumer technology, a foreign correspondent for Time and various newswires and local newspaper reporter.

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