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It's rare we get to meet our customers in person. Ms Gray stopped by on her way to Orlando.

How to Get Cheap Flights When You Travel

Airfare can be a concern for some when considering your travel plans, and prices can vary wildly at times – from manageable to downright cost-prohibitive. The good news is, there are still a few secrets left when it comes to finding airfare you can afford. And, even better, the hassle of searching might be less labor intensive than you ever realized. If you're searching for airfare you can truly afford, try these simple tips before pulling the trigger: Book 49 days in advance. After researching data on over 11,000 domestic flights, we found the optimum number of days in advance you should book airfare. According to the numbers, the sweet spot for most airfare is around 49 days, or seven weeks, in advance. Book further out around the holidays. The optimum booking time was slightly earlier for peak travel times. For example, the cheapest flights around Thanksgiving were booked 96 days, or 14 weeks, in advance. Fly on Tuesday, Wednesday or Saturday. The cheapest days to fly in the U.S. are the days less popular with consumers. And apparently, those days are Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday.

Avoid popular flying days. The concept of supply and demand applies to many things, including airfare. That's why flying on popular flying days, such as Monday, Friday or Sunday, will set you back more. If you want to save, avoid these days and opt for the less popular travel days instead. Consider flying very early … or very late. Most people don't want to fly at the crack of dawn or past their bedtime. Because of this, early and late flights are typically far cheaper than flights during normal business hours. Book your flight on a Tuesday. Some reports have shown that the cheapest flights are typically at 3 p.m. on Tuesdays. Even if you don't book your flight then, it never hurts to look. Book two one-way flights. Round-trip flights are typically cheaper to book, but that isn't always the case. Before you sign up for a round-trip flight, price out options for two one-way bookings and consider two different airlines. It might be cheaper that way, and you'll never know unless you compare. Accept a layover. Nonstop flights are typically the most convenient – and therefore the most expensive. Instead of choosing the easy option, look for flights with at least one layover. Chances are, this little inconvenience will add up to big savings. Take advantage of the Internet. The Internet is a treasure trove of information if you're looking for ways to save on airfare. For starters, use a fare comparing search engine like Kayak.com, or even Google's Flight Search. Shop around online until you find the best deal. Some very successful search tips to try are flexible date searches and search near by airports. Try the flexible date search before you confirm you dates of travel. You may find leaving a day or two earlier or later might make hundreds of dollars difference in you flight cost. Follow airlines on social media. Before committing yourself to a certain flight at a specific price, follow your favorite airlines on social media and sign up for their mailing lists. Doing so could mean hearing about insider deals and saving even more. Sign up for a co-branded rewards credit card. Many airlines offer a co-branded credit card that can help you earn airline miles, free checked baggage and more. They may also offer a hefty sign-up bonus just for signing up and spending a certain amount of money within a specific time frame. Join frequent flier programs. In addition to getting an airline rewards credit card, you can sign up for that airline's frequent flier program. This can help you earn free miles for airfare you're purchasing anyway. Travel to a different airport. Airfare at airports within 100 miles of each other can vary drastically, making it increasingly important to consider airfare to and from different cities and towns. The cost of driving to an airport an hour away could end up being far less than the difference in your airline ticket. Trying one of these tips could lead to hundreds of dollars in savings, but applying all of them could mean saving even more. So start searching online for deals, and consider traveling during off-peak times and from airports within 100 miles of your home. And don't forget to sign up for offers from your favorite airlines; you never know when the perfect deal could come along. And no matter what, don't give up. 2freenites.com has an airfare specialist that is experienced at finding the lowest airfare. If you need reach out to the reservation desk and ask for assistance booking your flights. The ideal airfare is out there somewhere – all you have to do is find it. Click to Post

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Nine Top Attractions in Branson

Branson Top Attractions

Branson’s top to-dos could best be described as family-friendly with a country western bent. Think Disney World meets Nashville. With world-class entertainment for all ages, thrilling attractions around every corner, and genuine Ozarks hospitality that makes you feel right at home, create special memories for your family and friends to cherish for a lifetime — it’s all smiles in Branson. And with so much to see and do, there’s no wonder why families keep coming back year after year. Here are Nine Top Attractions to see in Branson. Silver Dollar City

Silver Dollar City, one of America’s great theme parks, is an 1880’s themed experience, putting the words “family” and “fun” at the heart of everything they do. Twist and turn on Outlaw Run or Wildfire, two of the park’s big roller coasters; or be amazed by the craftsmen and artisan demonstrations right before your very eyes. Fill your belly with good Ozark Mountain cookin’ from one of many tasty restaurants and booths; or become a volunteer at Fireman’s Landing. Whatever you find yourself doing, you’ll be glad you visited Silver Dollar City. Titanic Museum The Titanic Museum Attraction is much more than a museum—it’s an unforgettable experience. Step inside the ship to climb the grand staircase, meet the crew, and become a passenger of the Titanic on her maiden voyage. Make your way through the Titanic and interact with the artifacts and displays, hear the stories and sounds of the musicians who played aboard this mighty vessel, and experience history right before your eyes. Step outside the ship’s walls and feel the 28 degree waters and take your picture with a real growing iceberg! The Track Family Fun Parks Burn out, putt, soar, and play at the Track Family Fun Parks in Branson. With three different locations around Highway 76, three different high-rise tracks (including The Wild Woody, The Lumberjack, and Heavy Metal High Rise), bumper boats, mini golf, laser tag, the Sky Coaster, the iconic Navy Pier Ferris Wheel, and so much more, the Tracks are a top destination for families and groups of all sizes. Go ahead. Let loose a little bit, take a spin on the go karts and let the good times roll at the Track Family Fun Parks. Promised Land Zoo When was the last time you visited the zoo? With each admission to the Promised Land Zoo, guests can enjoy live animal shows, a foot safari, Parakeet Paradise, and even bottle feeding baby animals. The Zoo is focused on providing safe conditions for the animals, an entertaining experience for guests, but also a time of educating visitors on the importance of taking care of the animals in the world around us. Stop by the Promised Land Zoo and visit our furry friends up close, an experience in Branson like no other. Branson Zip Line and Canopy Tours

Zip through the treetops of Wolfe Mountain at the Branson Zipline and Canopy Tours! Learn about the local wildlife and the Ozarks region on a photo safari, or choose from several different zip line tour options, all varying in length and time. But don’t forget to try out the Free Fall Xpress, a 100ft. vertical freefall experience that will leave you breathless! If you’re looking for adventure, nature, and extreme thrills, the Branson Zipline and Canopy Tours is one attraction you’re looking for. College of the Ozarks College of the Ozarks, founded as School of the Ozarks in 1906, is not your ordinary college. Students work at a campus job and graduate without ever spending a dime on tuition, earning a debt-free education. Enjoy a classic meal at the Keeter Center, the College’s 4-star restaurant and hotel, or tour the dairy and Edwards Mill. Walk through the Williams Memorial Chapel, visit the Ralph Foster Museum, gaze upon the Ozarks landscape from “The Point,” the scenic overlook, or taste the world-famous treats from the Fruitcake and Jelly kitchen on campus. With everything there is to see here, you’ll be glad you visited College of the Ozarks. Dixie Stampede Branson Grab your cowboy hat and prepare for a fun family dinner, a great show, and boot stompin’ entertainment only to be found at Dixie Stampede Dinner Show in Branson. Watch a fun-filled feud between the North and the South through various competitions; be mesmerized by incredible horse stunts, special effects, and much, much more. After the show, guests can meet the horses in their stables. Visit Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner Attraction, and experience this unique, family-friendly destination. Showboat Branson Belle

Step aboard the Showboat Branson Belle, the majestic riverboat on Table Rock Lake. On this 2-hour cruise, guests will receive a full 3-course meal prepared fresh in the galley, and an unforgettable experience of “Celebrate,” featuring mind-boggling magic, side-splitting comedy, and music to entertain the whole family. New for 2017, “Country on the Lake” features rising country stars backed by a live band performing #1 hits from yesterday’s classic rock to today’s country favorites. Experience the beautiful Table Rock Lake in that “grand old showboatin’ fashion” aboard the Showboat Branson Belle. Table Rock Lake With 800 miles of shoreline, Table Rock Lake has everything you’re looking for to enjoy a perfect day out on the water. Spend the day relaxing in the sand of Moonshine Beach, boating, fishing, or enjoying the many lake adventures and activities that take place every day at the Table Rock State Park Marina. Drop your anchor in a cove and go for a swim, or skim across the surface on a tube or wakeboard. Table Rock Lake is without a doubt Missouri’s premier lake for beauty, water activities, and family fun. Click to Post

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