St. Patrick's Day means lucky savings on Grand Canyon tours. Helicopter, airplane, bus and raft. The specials are happening now!

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Grand Canyon Tours Celebrates St. Patrick’s Day With Travel
Deals
Grand Canyon Tours’ will be kicking off St. Patrick’s Day weekend with a host of
helicopter, airplane and bus specials that are guaranteed to have travelers going “blarney”
over such monster savings. “It’s that time of the year where the luck of the Irish comes
into play,” said Keith Kravitz, owner of Grand Canyon 123, [...]
Grand Canyon Tours’ will be kicking off St. Patrick’s Day weekend with a host of
helicopter, airplane and bus specials that are guaranteed to have travelers going “blarney”
over such monster savings.
“It’s that time of the year where the luck of the Irish comes into play,” said Keith Kravitz, owner of Grand Canyon 123,
the leading provider of National Park tour information. “The result: Great deals!”
Tours to the Grand Canyon primarily originate from two locations: Las Vegas and Tusayan, AZ, the small town that
stands as the gateway to the National Park. Trips run daily and practically every day of the year except for Christmas
Day.
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2. From Las Vegas, travelers can do helicopter, airplane, bus and rafting tours. And at Tusayan, visitors will find an
outstanding variety of air and rafting trips. In most case, these are day trips are all-inclusive. “Most Packages include
everything from hotel pick up and drop off to lunch,” noted Kravitz.
Las Vegas is unique in fact that it’s the only place visitors can fly to the bottom of the Canyon. “This pertains only to
helicopter rides,” Kravitz noted. “And the one that gets the lion’s hare of attention is the Champagne Picnic package.”
Kravitz noted that the Champagne package can be extended to include a Colorado River boat ride and tickets to the
Grand Canyon Skywalk. “Lots of visitors will know this as the 3-1 tour,” he said. “Indeed, once all it’s components are
considered, this particular helicopter package is the one that truly lets travelers experience the Park from top to
bottom.”
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It’s also currently on sale for March along with a host of other helicopter rides including the air-only ride. “This one’s
always been at the top of the list,” Kravitz noted. “Visitors fly over Lake Mead, Hoover Dam and more in addition to
the West Rim. It’s the quickest, most exciting way to see the Canyon in under an hour.”
It should be noted that Las Vegas helicopters only go to the West Rim. Travelers wishing to do the South Rim will
have to take an airplane or bus tour. “The plane is the way to go,” Kravitz said. “It’s a 60-minute flight packed with
drama and includes a 2.5-hour in-Park bus tour. Or go big and add a helicopter ride to the package. Seriously, the
sky’s the limit here.”
In addition, travelers need to be aware that there are no connecting flights between the two rims and that there are
few bus packages available for overnight trips. “For those looking to do an overnight bus from Vegas, the solution is to
buy two bus tours. Just make sure to have rooms reserved inside the Park, which can be complicated because
accommodations are typically booked a year in advance.”
On the subject of planes, the best promotional offer for St. Patrick’s is the Las Vegas flight to the West Rim. “This
one’s been a perennial crowd favorite,” noted Kravitz. “This is due to the fact that it lands on the top of rim and gives
travelers the option to do the Skywalk upon arrival. It’s the perfect solution for visitors who are undecided about doing
the Glass Bridge.”
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