Roadtrekke
Frontier was recently offering discounted fares, as little as $109, from Denver to Vancouver. But, now that i need to fly there (one way), i'm unable to find a discounted fare anywhere. Does anybody have any ideas?
The current airfare offered is $182.
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usually you have to book a flight for tuesday or wednesday. It also has to be booked 3 weeks ahead of time.
usually you have to book a flight for tuesday or wednesday. It also has to be booked 3 weeks ahead of time.
How to drive from seattle to vancouver? We are going on vacation from california to seattle stop by oregon?
Igottheans
road trip. I was reading up how do and what route do you take to go to vancouver. I read it was 3 hour drive. We want to go back for a visit and sushi. I have a garmin but I am reading something about ferry boat. Huh. Explain what is the easiest quick route. Do we need document like passport or Id.
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Driving from California to Vancouver British Columbia would be a straight I-5 drive North bound.
From San-Fransico it would take about 18 hours to Seattle, and add 2.5 hours to get to the Canadian border and another half hour to make it to Vancouver BC.
I would take a passport if possible, but as of now you can get by with a driver's license.
If you have time I would travel Highway 101 up the Oregon coast because it is beautiful.
I would spend some time in Seattle going to the market, Pioneer Square, the Waterfront, and Space Needle.
The only ferry ride would be a side trip to
Bainbridge Island or Vancouver Island to see Victoria. You can use a ferry in Canada or Washington to get to Victoria.
Victoria is also accessible by Sea-plane or Pier 69 which has the Victoria Clipper that departs Seattle waterfront in the morning and gets you to Victoria in about 2 or so hours.
Have fun....get a book on Seattle, Victoria, and Vancouver BC. Also Oregon beaches.
Driving from California to Vancouver British Columbia would be a straight I-5 drive North bound.
From San-Fransico it would take about 18 hours to Seattle, and add 2.5 hours to get to the Canadian border and another half hour to make it to Vancouver BC.
I would take a passport if possible, but as of now you can get by with a driver's license.
If you have time I would travel Highway 101 up the Oregon coast because it is beautiful.
I would spend some time in Seattle going to the market, Pioneer Square, the Waterfront, and Space Needle.
The only ferry ride would be a side trip to
Bainbridge Island or Vancouver Island to see Victoria. You can use a ferry in Canada or Washington to get to Victoria.
Victoria is also accessible by Sea-plane or Pier 69 which has the Victoria Clipper that departs Seattle waterfront in the morning and gets you to Victoria in about 2 or so hours.
Have fun....get a book on Seattle, Victoria, and Vancouver BC. Also Oregon beaches.
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