Posted by Nick on September 3, 2010
Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner and Show, which started in Pigeon Forge, is now in Branson, MO and Myrtle Beach, SC.
If you are interested in attending the Dixie Stampeded show in Myrtle Beach, the show starts at 5:30pm and features live animals, dramatic sound and lights, pyrotechnics and a country feast. The dinner part of the show is a four course meal, complete with your drink served in a Mason jar.
Tickets for Dixie Stampede Myrtle Beach are $41.99 for standard tickets and $46.99 for preferred seating tickets. If you have a large family, that can be an expensive excursion. In fact, you might need some cheap Dixie Stampede tickets.
Here’s how you can get some Dixie Stampede discount tickets for Myrtle Beach.
Check out the Special Offers page of the Dixie Stampede website because they usually offer a discount of you book a combo ticket. Here are the current Dixie Stampede discount ticket combos for Myrtle Beach:
- Ripley’s Aquarium Myrtle Beach & Dixie Stampede Combo Ticket
Other options for cheap Dixie Stampede tickets:
Purchase an Entertainment Book
for Myrtle Beach. It features discount offers for various attractions in Myrtle Beach.
Drop by your local AAA office to see if they have any discount Dixie Stampede tickets.
Ask around to see if you can find someone that works at Dixie Stampede. Employees can get discount tickets.
For info on how to get cheap Dixie Stampede tickets in Pigeon Forge, visit Pigeon Forge Hotels Guide.
Also see, How To Get Cheap Dixie Stampede Discount Tickets-Branson.
Posted by Nick on September 2, 2010
Branson, Missouri is one the places where you can see Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner and Show. If you are not familiar with Dixie Stampede, it is a dinner theater show.
The show features over 30 live horses, live music, lights and sounds, pyrotechnics and food. The food is a four course meal. Nothing fancy - rotisserie chicken, barbecued pork loin, veggie soup, potato, corn and more.
Tickets for the Dixie Stampede may seem a bit high to you. Regular seating is $41.99 and preferred seating is $46.99.
If you don’t want to pay those prices for Dixie Stampede tickets, you might want to look for some Branson MO discount tickets for the show.
The Dixie Stampede website has some Dixie Stampede discount ticket offers, if you want to buy a combo ticket.
Special combo ticket deals for cheap Dixie Stampede tickets in Branson:
- Titanic Branson & Dixie Stampede Combo Ticket
- Ride The Ducks & Dixie Stampede Combo Offer
If you don’t want a combo ticket, you do have a few other options for Dixie Stampede Branson tickets at a discount.
Purchase an Entertainment Book for Branson. It features discount offers for various attractions in Branson.
Drop by your local AAA office to see if they have any discount Dixie Stampede tickets.
Ask around to see if you can find someone that works at Dixie Stampede. Employees can get discount tickets.
For info on how to get cheap Dixie Stampede tickets in Pigeon Forge, visit Pigeon Forge Hotels Guide.
Posted by Nick on August 31, 2010
If you’re planning a trip to New York City, you may be overwhelmed by the price of hotel rooms in NYC. Hotel rooms in NYC are notoriously expensive and tiny. If you’re trying to stay on a budget for your trip to the Big Apple, you may be looking at cheap New York City hotels but no too thrilled about the idea of ending up in a dump.
As a frequent traveler to NYC, I am always on the lookout for the best hotel deals in NYC. I don’t need luxury, but I don’t want to stay in a dirty hotel. I like to spend around $150 max on a NYC hotel room, but will go up to $175 if I have to. I think this is really as low as you can go in New York City and expect to have a decent stay in a decent hotel.
Here is my tested list of the 6 best hotels in New York City for the budget-minded:
Millennium UN Plaza Hotel
The Millennium UN Plaza Hotel is one of my favorite hotels in NYC. The average room rate is somewhere between $300 and $400 dollars but I have stayed here several times for under $150. A couple of years ago, I even spend a week at this hotel from Christmas through New Years for $159 a night. Getting a cheap room at this hotel is really all about luck. When I have found the low rate, it has always been through the MillenniumHotels.com website. It’s worth giving it a try when you are looking for a hotel. The only disadvantage of this hotel is its closest subway stop is a bit of a trek.
Hilton Garden Inn Chelsea (West 28th St.)
The Hilton Garden Inn Chelsea has been a super clean NYC hotel each time I’ve stayed there. I’ve been successful in getting it for the $150 or less per night in the past. And the big bonus to this hotel is that each room has a mini-fridge and microwave in it. You can pop over to a nearby grocery store and stock up the fridge with water, beer or whatever. It is also convenient to a subway stop. As of this writing, the TripAdvisor page for this hotel has a 15% off offer as well!
Four Points By Sheraton Manhattan Chelsea
Also in a convenient location, the Four Points By Sheraton Manhattan Chelsea is another great choice for travelers on a budget in NYC. I stayed here for $149 a night the last week of December one year. The rooms are clean but VERY tiny - even for New York City standards.
Ink48 - a Kimpton Hotel
If you’re looking for a cheap boutique hotel near the near Javits Center in Hell’s Kitchen, give Ink48 a try. It’s on 11th & 48th, which isn’t convenient to any subway stops - about 5 blocks to the nearest one. This hotel does have a really cool rooftop bar though. And most important - it’s super clean and you can get it for $175 or under if you find a deal. It is also a pet-friendly hotel, if that is important to you.
Hampton Inn Manhattan Chelsea
The Hampton Inn Manhattan Chelsea is your typical Hampton Inn experience - clean, free breakfast and free wi-fi. It has a great location near some subway stops. And you can regularly get a room for way under $200 a night.
Wyndham Garden Hotel Chelsea
About a year ago I booked a three-night stay at the Wyndham Garden Hotel Chelsea and canceled the last two nights to move over to the Hilton Garden Inn Chelsea. This hotel makes the list because it falls in the budget price range and it was clean enough. In my opinion, the service was terrible and I would never return to this hotel again. However, if you have no other options you can probably get this hotel in your price range. And I remember the hotel restaurant being decent enough.
The key to getting a great deal on a hotel in NYC is to do your research. Check the direct hotel websites and look on travel deal sites like TravelZoo. And if all else fails, you can use Priceline.com
for a deal - you just never know what hotel you’ll end up with on Priceline!
Posted by Nick on
If you’re planning on visiting New York City soon and want to catch some Broadway shows, the sticker shock of Broadway prices may scare you away. While off-Broadway shows are typically cheaper, they are about to get even cheaper when 20at20 returns.
20at20 is 20 off-Broadway shows with $20 tickets just 20 minutes before the show. It runs for 2 weeks from September 7, 2010 until September 19, 2010.
The way that it works is that you go to the box office of one of the participating shows and ask for a “20at20″ ticket - that is the only way to get the $20 tickets. And you can only get them 20 minutes before curtain. Assuming that the show isn’t sold out.
You can see a full list of shows on the website 20at20.com. Participating shows include:
- The 39 Steps
- The Fantasticks
- John Tartaglia’s ImaginOcean
- My Big Gay Italian Wedding
Posted by Nick on August 10, 2010
If you’re planning a trip to visit Rome, your Rome travel guide may not list all of the amazing free sights to see in Rome. Taking a trip to Rome, Italy can be an expensive trip, which is what makes all of the free Rome sightseeing a bonus for budget savvy travelers looking for a cheap Rome itinerary.
Here are 15 free Rome attractions you can check out when you do your Rome traveling:
- St. Peter’s Basilica
- September’s White Night
- Largo di Torre Argentina square
- The Pantheon
- Numismatic Museum of the Italian Mint
- Janiculum Hill, or Gianicolo Hill as it is called in Italy
- On the last Sunday of the month you can visit the Vatican Museum free of charge
- Protestant Cemetery, also known as the “Non-Catholic Cemetery”
- La Bocca della Verita, or “The Mouth of Truth,” at the church of Santa Maria in Cosmedin
- Wander the Campo dei Fiori open air market
- The Capuchin Crypt under the Santa Maria della Immacolata Concezione church
- Climb the Spanish steps in the Piazza di Spagna towards the Trinita dei Monti
- Arco di Constantino
- Explore the Roman fountains throughout the city
- See the Roman Pyramid
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