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For families planning to celebrate end of summer, Cheapoair.com has picked some of the hipppest and most happening family travel destinations. NO biggie, everyone else does that. But you won't believe, they have some of the cheapest airfares on web!

For instance, flights to Toronto from New York City are available for just $157. Toronto could be visited for The Wiggles- Racing to the Rainbow Live
at Roger Center, on Sunday 28 October. You'll catch the world’s most successful family entertainment band live!! If you have kids, take them too. They'll fall in love with Captain Feathersword, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Henry the Octopus, Wags the Dog and all the Wiggly Dancers!

Other deals include, airfares to Myrtle Beach from Boston starting at just $130.


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Top Family Vacation Destinations this Summer: Williamsburg, VA

"School's out for summer!" That's what everyone is saying. If you've already decided where to go with the family, then happy travels! But if you're planning something last minute, let's play around some ideas.

Theme parks alone might be a passe for you. But theme parks coupled with history is just unputdownable! If you're toying with the idea of exposing the kids to some of the finer and older aspects of the country, then Williamsburg is just right for you.

Williamsburg, VA is one of those charming places where you can enjoy a journey back in time. At Busch Gardens Europe it's like experiencing the European culture right in your backyard! What's more, here, the kids will enjoy the world's tallest dive coaster and the world's tallest inverted coaster.

Grab the pass to travel back in time! The Colonial Williamsburg Freedom Pass gives you access to a number of painstakingly renovated buildings, where history comes to life! While an adult pass comes at $62.95, the children can get access at just $32.95.

You won't miss Jamestown Settlement, Virginia Living Museum and Water Country USA. If you haven't heard about Water Country, let me take the opportunity to introduce one of America's Best Water Parks, bringing back all the excitement '50s and '60s beach scene in form of over 35 super-soakin' rides and slides! An interesting aspect of the park is that it's handicap accessible. Motorized and non-motorized wheelchairs are available at Guest Services for a daily rental fee.

If you've already made up your mind to visit Wiliamsburg, then you can check out these nice places to stay:

Quality Inn Historic Area
600 Bypass Road
Williamsburg, VA 23185-2929


Comfort Inn Central
2007 Richmond Rd.
Williamsburg, VA 23185

Patrick Henry Inn
249 York Street
Williamsburg, VA 23185

Hilton Garden Inn
Hilton Garden Inn
1624 Richmond Rd
Williamsburg, VA 23185

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Where are all the families heading to...

Omg!! Matt and his family too!! Most of my neighbors are going on vacations this spring. Spring-break fever. Ski getaways, and snowboarding is the buzzword in my locality. I've been hunting high and low. The kids are pestering for snowboarding. But my budget won't let me go anywhere. I'm just back from a familymoon; you know what I mean!.

Alice wanted to see the Rio Carnival. We'd been saving almost for seven months, until we had enough $$$ for airfares to Rio de Janeiro. I thought I'd join Steve's family at New Hampshire after we're back from the carnival. But it's not meant to be this time. I have to wait another year until I can take Sharon and Tim for snowboarding in Waterville Valley, New Hampshire.

Steve is my school time friend and the kids get really well along with his daughters. I know it'd have been fun. Even Matt and Jim took off to Waterville. But...

We have known Waterville as Mount Tecumseh family resort, long before it became fashionable. It's a low-key affair, but kid and teen-friendly programs go on year round. You know, it has three very impressive family features: a shuttle bus that runs between lodges, lifts and condos; a covered, hockey-size skating rink; and a massive fitness center with indoor pool. What else do we want??

Recently, it kicked off the snowboard program at Snow Mountain. It's the first snowboarders-only area in the East. There are rails, tabletops and quarter-pipes and half-pipes all the way. Next time, kids! I promise.