5 Ordering Tricks for Grand Canyon Plane Flights


by Lea Fallon

Trying to find the right Grand Canyon plane excursion? Look now further. Go through these 5 suggestions and find out how to get the very best flights at the cheapest rates.

These tips come from my own experience, and I've used them to help thousands of vacationers plan the perfect trip.

#1 Use The Internet When Booking Your Tour

Booking online is simple and convenient. It's so awesome because you'll never have to leave the comfort of your home or office in order to secure the best tickets at the lowest rate. As an added plus, buying your tour online will save you money too. In this way you eliminate the middle man and save on fees. In addition to being super easy, booking your trip online ensures that you get the best seats at the best price prior to arriving in Vegas.

#2 Book Your Tour Well In Advance

The spring and summer vacation season is a busy time at the Canyon. Therefore, you want to book your tour in advance before it is full. You should probably book your tour after you book your hotel room, but you should at least try to get it bought two weeks ahead of time. Always try to avoid buying your ticket right before you want to do the tour. Ticket prices go up when you book closer to 48 hours of the flight schedule, so always plan in advance.

#3 Book A Window Seat

You'll get a great view no matter where you sit, but the window seat provides the ultimate experience. Booking early will mean that you will have the opportunity to sit next to the oversized window, getting the best possible view of the Canyon.

#4 Choose A Landing Airplane Tour

Vegas flights are flyover-only, or landing. The landing tours give you a more comprehensive taste of the Canyon, so you should book one if you can. This will really add to the package by giving you access to hiking routes and lookout points, souvenir shopping, the Skywalk, or even a landing helicopter that takes you to the bottom of the West Rim.

#5 South Rim Flights Are Available Too

You can choose which rim you want to see when you take an airplane tour out of Vegas, so you may want to visit the South Rim. It takes only an hour to fly out there, which is much faster than the almost 6 hour bus tours that operate. After landing at South Rim/Tusayan, you can do a helicopter or plane ride over the National Park. There's a longer helicopter tour at the South Rim which takes you to the North Rim, as well as out to the eastern boundary of the National Park. In this tour, you will be able to view over 75% of the National Park from the air. It's easily worth the extra expense.

Wrapping Up

Hopefully, you can use this information to plan a fun and memorable airplane tour. Remember that you have plenty of options, just book online and book early to ensure you get the best flights at the best prices. I invite you to visit my website if you'd like more specific info about the National Park and encourage you to go into Live Chat where I can more quickly answer your questions about tours. An airplane tour of the Canyon is a fantastic experience, so don't miss your chance to visit one of America's most popular natural attractions.

About the Author

Grand Canyon National Park expert Lea Fallon is a huge fan of these National Park tours http://www.grandcanyondaytrips.com/tours/ and more specifically these amazingly priced plane flights from Las Vegas and the South Rim: http://www.grandcanyondaytrips.com/best-airplane-tours/



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