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Cheap tickets: Save an extra 10% on shows, theme parks

Wednesday, February 4th, 2009

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You've booked a cheap flight and cheap hotel. Now, what could make your vacation even better? How about cheap tickets for shows, sporting events and other activities at your destination. Now you can get an extra 10% off the event of your choice when you purchase from CheapTickets. Just use the promo code 10OFF when you check out.

CheapTickets has tickets for concerts, theme parks and everything in between — one-stop shopping for your vacation entertainment. If you're looking for concerts, you can find tickets for Britney Spears, Elton John and Bruce Springsteen, plus a variety of artists in jazz, hip-hop and country music.

For family vacations, find cheap tickets to Universal Orlando, Disneyland and Disney World — even multi-attraction passes to help you see more of your destination for less.

Vegas is known for high-quality entertainment, and cheap tickets for events in Sin City also are available. So hear Cher, see Cirque du Soleil or Blue Man Group — all for an extra 10% off.

The 10% off promotion may be used just once for each purchase and is valid through March 31. So go ahead — add something special to your vacation with cheap tickets to an NBA game, Broadway show or other local attraction.

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Enjoy Denver Restaurant Week

Friday, January 16th, 2009

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By Kate Schwartz

Travel to Denver in February and experience seven days of culinary excellence. February 21-27 is Denver Restaurant Week, and this year, 198 of Denver’s finest restaurants are serving up a taste of mile-high cuisine. With multi-course dinners at a fixed price of $26.40 per person (not including tax and tip), you can eat 5-star meals without paying 5-star prices.

Plan your travel around Denver Restaurant Week and let food be your guide. Visit Denver’s “LoDo” neighborhood and try Corridor 44. For $26.50 you can begin with lemongrass seared diver scallop salad with fennel, ruby grapefruit and baby mâche; followed by “44” surf 'n turf plate with herb crusted filet mignon & grilled white shrimp; and if you have room, petite chocolate truffles. If you don’t feel like trying to catch a cab home, book a cheap Denver hotel room at the Hotel Teatro and enjoy a short two-block walk.

Travel to Denver’s Capital Hill neighborhood and check out Mizuna. For the same low price as Corridor 44, you can try the unique taste of this American-style, French infusion cuisine. Chefs at Mizuna are famous for altering their menu monthly to incorporate fresh, seasonal ingredients. For Denver Restaurant Week, the fixed-price dinner begins with chestnut cavatelli braised veal with wild mushrooms, and is followed by tilefish crispy calamari, jasmine rice and edamame with a Thai-lobster reduction. For desert, enjoy warm valrhona chocolate cake with macadamia nut brittle and malted ice cream.

From sushi to steak, Denver Restaurant Week is sure to please your palate. Pair a delicious meal with a cheap Denver hotel and create the perfect Denver vacation. February is right around the corner, so make sure to make your travel and restaurant reservations today.

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Kate Schwartz is a marketing coordinator for CheapTickets. When
she’s not searching for the best travel deals, she’s out taking
advantage of them!  From hiking the Rockies to lounging on the beaches
of Barcelona, Kate is always looking for adventure.

San Diego restaurants offer deals

Friday, December 12th, 2008

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Book one of your favorite San Diego hotels between January 11-16 to enjoy great deals on fabulous meals.

San Diego Restaurant Week is back, with well over 100 restaurants offering discounted three-course meals for $20, $30 or $40.

Nobu, in the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego, lists Ribeye with wasabi, and Alaskan Black Cod in miso sauce among it’s entree selections. At 1500 Ocean in the Hotel del Coronado, you could start with seared Kobe beef carpaccio, continue with roasted pork tenderloin with polenta and mushrooms, and enjoy warm chocolate chipotle cake for dessert.

Speaking of sweets, dessert lovers will appreciate this new Restaurant Week twist: Select eateries are incorporating Girl Scout cookies in their recipes.

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Enjoy free night at the museums in Denver

Friday, October 17th, 2008

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November is a good time to travel to Denver as the Mile-High City celebrates its second annual Arts Week.

The event kicks off with "Night at the Museums" Friday, November 14. More than 10 museums will offer free admission from 5-10 p.m., along with special programming including dance performances, live jazz and activities for kids.

During Denver Arts Week, November 14-22, visitors can enjoy more than 100 arts-related events — many at discounted prices — throughout the city, including live theater, art and film. Many venues are close to downtown Denver hotels, including the Children’s Museum of Denver, the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, MCA Denver, and many more.

Plan your travel to Denver with Arts Week events and cheap flights from CheapTickets.

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See free theater in Seattle

Friday, September 26th, 2008

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If you like to take in local theater when you travel, find a cheap airfare and head to Seattle.

Theatre Puget Sound is sponsoring Live Theatre Week October 13-19, with free performances at select theaters in and around Seattle.

You can see "The Three Musketeers," "Of Mice and Men" or one of more than 20 shows, including comedy performances. In addition to free shows, the more than 50 participating theaters are hosting free activities including workshops, invited dress rehearsals, artist meet-and-greets and more. Plus, Saturday, October 18, is Family Day, with special free shows and workshops geared toward children.

Online tickets are available starting October 6 at the Live Theatre Week Web site.

For theater buffs, October may be a great time to travel to Seattle. Just book one of your favorite Seattle hotels and enjoy a fun and cheap Seattle vacation.

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Free admission at national parks

Sunday, September 21st, 2008

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The National Park Service is waiving entrance fees to all national parks Saturday, September 27.

The free admission is a celebration of National Public Lands Day, an event that encourages people to enjoy the outdoors at places like national parks.

For more information or to find a national park, visit the NPS Web site.

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Get discounts at Fort Lauderdale restaurants

Friday, September 19th, 2008

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Travel to Fort Lauderdale this fall and enjoy specials at your favorite restaurants.

Dine Out Lauderdale, a six-week food fest, features three-course menus for just $35 at participating restaurants.

Jackson’s Steakhouse and 15th Street Fisheries are just some of the Fort Lauderdale restaurants offering specials during Dine Out Lauderdale. You also could try restaurants in several Fort Lauderdale hotels. 3030 Ocean at the Harbor Beach Marriott is serving a lobster appetizer, followed by seared yellowtail snapper and banana creme brulee. The Grill Room on Las Olas at the Riverside Hotel is offering a choice of duck, red snapper or filet mignon, with chocolate truffle torte for dessert. See the full list of participating restaurants.

Dine Out Lauderdale includes restaurants in Hollywood, Dania Beach and other area communities. The event runs from October 1 to November 14.

Here’s a tip: CheapTickets’ Fall Beach Sale offers an extra $100 off beach vacation packages of four nights or more, so you can save even more on your Fort Lauderdale vacation.

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Cheap New York vacation

Thursday, September 11th, 2008

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If you get cheap airfare, New York can be an inexpensive place to travel. How? Well, here are a few ideas:

"The New York City Waterfalls" art installation, a set of four waterfalls in the East River, is a free public art exhibit. The waterfalls are located on Pier 35 in Manhattan, under the Brooklyn Bridge, between piers 4 and 5 in Brooklyn and on the north shore of Governor’s Island. You can see the falls from land, or take the free Staten Island Ferry or Governor’s Island Ferry. The exhibit runs through October 13.

Want more art? Many New York museums offer free or discounted admission at certain times of the week. Get details.

You can enjoy the beauty and serenity of Central Park for free on your own, or take one of the many free walking tours offered by the Central Park Conservancy. Or, you can take free walking tours of the Grand Central area — including the Grand Central Terminal and Chrysler Building — or Wall Street.

If you want to plan a last minute trip and travel to New York this weekend, you can catch a free Broadway concert. Broadway on Broadway, on Sunday, September 14, is a free outdoor concert featuring stars from many popular Broadway productions. The concert kicks off at 11:30 a.m. in Times Square. And if you want to see a full show while you’re in New York, CheapTickets has deals on theater tickets.

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Save on meals at Miami restaurants

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

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If it seems like we talk a lot about restaurant week events, you’re right. But it’s just because we love travel and food — and when you can get deals on both, we’ve got to let you know.

Today, we’re highlighting Miami Spice, a food-lovers’ event in a beach-lovers’ paradise. During the event, about 100 restaurants in Miami are offering lunches for $23 and/or dinners for $36 (not including drinks, tax and tip).

Participating restaurants stretch across the Miami metro area, so whether you’re staying at one of the hip South Beach hotels, somewhere downtown or in Surfside, you’ll find a restaurant close by.

A few South Beach/Miami Beach restaurants participating in Miami Spice include Ola Restaurant in the Sanctuary Hotel, Emeril’s, Miami Beach in the Loews Miami Beach Hotel and Sushisamba droMo.

On the mainland, you could eat at Tony Chan’s Restaurant Club in the Doubletree Grand Hotel, Cacao Restaurant in Coral Gables or Baleen Miami in Coconut Grove.

Miami Spice runs through September 30, so you’ve got a whole month to travel to Miami to enjoy the sights and tastes of the city.

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Get cheap meals at Las Vegas Restaurant Week

Monday, August 25th, 2008

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The second annual Las Vegas Restaurant Week runs September 1-7.

Participating restaurants offer lunches for $25.08 and dinners for $50.08 (excluding drinks, tax and tip), with a portion of the proceeds benefiting a local organization that fights hunger.

Restaurants in this year’s lineup include some of the top spots at Las Vegas hotels: Bradley Ogden and Mesa Grill at Caesar’s Palace; Fiamma and L’Atelier de Joel Robouchon at the MGM Grand; Japonais at the Mirage Hotel and Casino; StripSteak at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino; and Stratta at WYNN Las Vegas.

Need some help choosing? Fiamma serves its dinner family style, so you can select three entrees  to share — like the risotto with lobster, scallops and shrimp; chicken with polenta and prosciutto-wrapped asparagus; and braised beef short ribs. Or, save room for coconut rum cake with vanilla ice cream at Bradley Ogden.

But that’s only the beginning. More than 70 restaurants are participating in Las Vegas Restaurant Week, so choose one of your favorite Las Vegas hotels, and eat your heart out!

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