Budget Tips for Arizona?
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Budget Tips for Arizona?
Hi Fodorites,
I've noticed how smart you are about being thrifty and I'd love to get your input on some Arizona-specific savings tips.
One way to save is with a National Parks Pass if you're planning on visiting a lot of parks—it's $80 for the year. If you're over 62, a lifetime Senior Pass is an amazing deal at only $10. Both are good for the passholder and up to three adults.
What are your favorite ways to save in the Grand Canyon state?
I've noticed how smart you are about being thrifty and I'd love to get your input on some Arizona-specific savings tips.
One way to save is with a National Parks Pass if you're planning on visiting a lot of parks—it's $80 for the year. If you're over 62, a lifetime Senior Pass is an amazing deal at only $10. Both are good for the passholder and up to three adults.
What are your favorite ways to save in the Grand Canyon state?
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Thanks, DebitNM - Summer rates in Tucson are great, and chilling by the pool on a hot day sounds so relaxing.
For golfing, I know that green fees can be lower for a twilight rate and this is another way to beat the heat.
Anyone else have other Arizona savings tips? Valley of the Sun spa discount tricks? Rt. 66 road trips on a budget?
For golfing, I know that green fees can be lower for a twilight rate and this is another way to beat the heat.
Anyone else have other Arizona savings tips? Valley of the Sun spa discount tricks? Rt. 66 road trips on a budget?
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Here's a website for discount tee times in Tucson: http://www.golfnow.com/tucson. If you can deal with summer daytime heat you'll even more.
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I should have also added our favorite Phoenix resort, Royal Palms; they have some great summer specials.
http://www.royalpalmshotel.com/
Pictures here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/DebitNM/RoyalPalms
Take a drive to Mt. Lemmon when in Tucson for a cool retreat from the heat [30 degrees cooler, great for picnic]
http://emol.org/tour/
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http://www.royalpalmshotel.com/
Pictures here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/DebitNM/RoyalPalms
Take a drive to Mt. Lemmon when in Tucson for a cool retreat from the heat [30 degrees cooler, great for picnic]
http://emol.org/tour/
Deb
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In planning for our next trip to Arizona, I visited Visitor Bureaus online. Link http://www.visittucson.org/visitor/a...ions/passport/ features the Tucson Attractions Passport. It's a $15 purchase but provides a long varied list of 2 for 1 offers or discounts in southern Arizona to attractions we actually want to visit so would be worth it for us.
Scottsdale Visitor's Bureau offers free online discounts/coupons at http://www.scottsdalecvb.com/coupons/
Sedona C of C has a $10 Sedona SuperPass, details at http://visitsedona.com/index.php?action=article&id=262
Scottsdale Visitor's Bureau offers free online discounts/coupons at http://www.scottsdalecvb.com/coupons/
Sedona C of C has a $10 Sedona SuperPass, details at http://visitsedona.com/index.php?action=article&id=262