By Stephanie Antin, of AlmostFreeFamilyTravel.com Looking for a great road trip? There are tons of things to do in Sedona, Arizona, a town regarded as a spiritual center in the red rocks. In fact, there are more than a dozen “vortex” sites around Sedona, which are natural areas that are said to release different kinds…
Category: US Destinations
Once you learn how to fly for free, the world will open up to you and you’ll need to decide where your family wants to travel. We’ve filled this section with some of our favorite destinations in the US to inspire you with all the amazing places you can make travel memories with your family from the beaches of Florida to America’s great landscapes and from big cities to theme parks.
7 Family-Friendly Things to Do in New York City
The Big Apple is one of my favorite places to visit because there are so many things to do in New York City. I absolutely love the energy of the city, where someone is always out and on the go! Flying to New York City FREE New York City is a super cheap flight from our…
19 Incredible Things to Do in Hawaii [2025]
Southwest has made this little piece of paradise much more accessible to those of us who love to fly with them. So if Hawaii is on your bucket list, we’re about to give you even more reasons to start planning a trip. Here are 19 amazing things in Hawaii to do in Maui, Oahu and beyond……
32 Incredible Things to Do in Las Vegas
Las Vegas. First thing most of us think about is gambling. Then the shows. Then the food. Yes, it’s all that but a little bit more, too, when it comes to things to do in Las Vegas. I’m going to tell you about a few surprising and not-so-surprising activities (none of them involve gambling!) the…
29 Awesome Things to Do in Chicago [2025]
Chicago is one of my family’s favorite destinations, as it’s just a two-and-a-half hour drive from our home in Indianapolis. There are so many things to do in Chicago that you’d never get bored: shopping, deep dish pizza, museums, architecture and so much more! Visiting the city was my first “vacation” once I graduated from…