Showing posts with label CityPASS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CityPASS. Show all posts

Monday, April 4, 2011

Things To Do: Seattle WA

Diners, Drive-ins and Dives: An All-American Road Trip . . . with Recipes! (Food Network)The New York Times StoreSeattle is known by many nicknames, including the official one (Emerald City) and Jet City (Boeing's influence), and residents are known as Seattleites.

While you can't see all of Seattle in one day, the New York Times has taken a stab at finding a good amount of things to do in a day and a half in their article "36 Hours in Seattle".  We have also added the places they covered in a 2007 article called "Seattle’s New Food Market", which is mainly at the Melrose Market.

Speaking of food, if you're a fan of TV food shows like Diners, Drive-ins and Dives and  Man v Food, then look for the Food Network and Travel Channel map icons for places that have been visited by these and other shows.

And in case you're looking for more to do, we have added the attractions covered by CityPASS, which provides multi-day attraction passes at a discount.

Zoom the map out and around to see all the places.

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Thursday, October 21, 2010

North America Attraction Passes

Some of the popular places we all travel to have multiple ways to save money when visiting multiple attractions, but even less traveled cities have ways to save money too.

Zoom in to see all your choices, and let us know if we forgot any.  Enjoy!


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To remember this map, either bookmark the page, or you can always find it under the attraction pass label in our side bar.
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Saturday, October 16, 2010

San Francisco CityPASS



When you want to visit more than one attraction in a city, one way to save money is to buy an attraction pass.  There can also be more than one attraction pass to choose from - here's what CityPASS offers:

The CityPASS dollar-bill-size booklet contains six real tickets to the five most famous San Francisco attractions, plus one Cable Car 7-day passport. They've done the detective work, picked the best of the best, and cut the price nearly in half.

Check the map to see where everything is located:


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To find other attraction passes, click on the attraction pass label in our side bar, or click on the name of the city or area you plan to visit and see what we've written about.
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