Cheap Package Tours for Shoppers to Seattle?

At the moment, there are many package tours for Albertans to go to Las vegas,
for shopping and so on.
These packages include air fare, hotels and often car rentals - all for
extremely good prices, especially for seniors.

Is there such packages for seniors to go to Seattle-Tacoma, for lots of
shopping, say with Horizon/Alaska Air, from edmonton or Calgary?

Washington State Tourism, there are lots of us willing to spend, spend, spend,
if you can organize the trips.

Ned Kelly wrote:
At the moment, there are many package tours for Albertans to go to Las vegas,
for shopping and so on.

Why would I want to travel all the way to Vegas to go shopping?

On 10/14/2007 11:58 PM Ned Kelly consulted a Magic 8 Ball and declared:
At the moment, there are many package tours for Albertans to go to Las vegas,
for shopping and so on.
These packages include air fare, hotels and often car rentals - all for
extremely good prices, especially for seniors.

Is there such packages for seniors to go to Seattle-Tacoma, for lots of
shopping, say with Horizon/Alaska Air, from edmonton or Calgary?

Washington State Tourism, there are lots of us willing to spend, spend, spend,
if you can organize the trips.

Why would you want a shopping package making you captive to the places
your tour operator takes you to? Do your research on shopping in your
destination city. Check for easy to get to Outlet Centers or Malls. Get
a package air/land deal from Priceline, Hotels.com or whichever
discounter you wish to use. Use a travel agent, sometimes they can
offer packages not available on the internet.

Do a little research on the things you want to buy. Better bargains may
be available at places like Amazon.com, Overstock.com, hsn.com, qvc.com
or shopping.com

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The OP was asking about shopping in SEATTLE, not Las Vegas.

On Mon, 15 Oct 2007 04:33:27 GMT, Lance A Boyle wrote:

Ned Kelly wrote:
At the moment, there are many package tours for Albertans to go to Las vegas,
for shopping and so on.

Why would I want to travel all the way to Vegas to go shopping?

On Oct 14, 9:33 pm, Lance A Boyle wrote:
Ned Kelly wrote:
At the moment, there are many package tours for Albertans to go to Las vegas,
for shopping and so on.

Why would I want to travel all the way to Vegas to go shopping?


I don't know why you would want to do that. But apparently enough
people want to do that to make it profitable for someone to offer this
package.

When prices in vegas are 30-40% cheaper than in Alberta, sensible shoppers
gladly go on shopping package tours to vegas!!

Until Canuck retailers stop swindling buyers, more and more Canadians will
shop where they are appreciated, and where they get more for their money.


On Mon, 15 Oct 2007 08:57:43 -0700, PeterL wrote:
On Oct 14, 9:33 pm, Lance A Boyle wrote:
Ned Kelly wrote:
At the moment, there are many package tours for Albertans to go to Las vegas,
for shopping and so on.

Why would I want to travel all the way to Vegas to go shopping?

I don't know why you would want to do that. But apparently enough
people want to do that to make it profitable for someone to offer this
package.

Ned Kelly wrote:
When prices in vegas are 30-40% cheaper than in Alberta, sensible shoppers
gladly go on shopping package tours to vegas.

How much could you possibly save flying to Vegas, taking taxis from the
airport, staying in a hotel, meals, etc.? You can only bring a few
dozen pounds of luggage back, so it's not like you can buy a plasma TV
or something expensive and bring it home on the plane. It's sounds like
an excuse to justify an unnecessary shopping spree.

In article aFUQi.64886$Da.55596@pd7urf1no,
Lance A Boyle wrote:
Ned Kelly wrote:
When prices in vegas are 30-40% cheaper than in Alberta, sensible shoppers
gladly go on shopping package tours to vegas.

How much could you possibly save flying to Vegas, taking taxis from the
airport, staying in a hotel, meals, etc.? You can only bring a few
dozen pounds of luggage back, so it's not like you can buy a plasma TV
or something expensive and bring it home on the plane. It's sounds like
an excuse to justify an unnecessary shopping spree.

Grosvomit isn't flying anywhere - he can't afford to. His wife holds all the cards,
except, of course, for his vast collection of 5.25" floppy disks and over-valued stamps.

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In article aFUQi.64886$Da.55596@pd7urf1no,
Lance A Boyle wrote:
Ned Kelly wrote:
When prices in vegas are 30-40% cheaper than in Alberta, sensible
shoppers
gladly go on shopping package tours to vegas.

How much could you possibly save flying to Vegas, taking taxis from the
airport, staying in a hotel, meals, etc.? You can only bring a few
dozen pounds of luggage back, so it's not like you can buy a plasma TV
or something expensive and bring it home on the plane. It's sounds like
an excuse to justify an unnecessary shopping spree.

Grosvomit isn't flying anywhere - he can't afford to. His wife holds all
the cards,
except, of course, for his vast collection of 5.25" floppy disks and
over-valued stamps.

http://www.nizkor.org/hweb/people/g/grosvenor-william
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On Oct 14, 11:58 pm, Ned Kelly wrote:
At the moment, there are many package tours for Albertans to go to Las vegas,
for shopping and so on.
These packages include air fare, hotels and often car rentals - all for
extremely good prices, especially for seniors.

Is there such packages for seniors to go to Seattle-Tacoma, for lots of
shopping, say with Horizon/Alaska Air, from edmonton or Calgary?

Washington State Tourism, there are lots of us willing to spend, spend, spend,
if you can organize the trips.

Check out this site and they will set it all up for you. Great
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