Philly when it isn't chilly

@dawnald (85139)
Shingle Springs, California
February 24, 2010 6:54pm CST
Well I was checking out flight prices for July for the east coast. I'm looking for major airports anywhere between Buffalo, NY and Atlanta, GA. Got family to visit in Greenville, SC, and upstate NY and lots of places to sightsee in between. For what ever reason, Philadelphia is cheaper than any other major city, both with Southwest and with other airlines. Why is that, do you suppose? Does anybody have any "must see" places to recommend? Other than DC and the relatives, I don't have anything specific planned.
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zed_k4
@zed_k4 (17589)
• Singapore
5 Mar 10
I think Philadelphia sounds like a good option.. If budget is not a concern, how about NY then? I've always wanted to visit NY..
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TheRealDawn
@dawnald (85139)
• Shingle Springs, California
5 Mar 10
I'd definitely like to have a couple of days in NYC if we can manage it.
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zed_k4
@zed_k4 (17589)
• Singapore
10 Mar 10
NYC, here we comeeeeeeeeeeee lol....I want an NYC cheesecake. Shaks, Dawn now I'm reminded of food..
JodiLynn
@JodiLynn (1417)
• United States
26 Feb 10
Well, WE could have lunch someplace shnazzy, if you'd like:) Philly is also a great leap off place, as NYC is a short drive as is DC/Baltimore, and then theres the the Jersey Shore, AC, six flags, Longwood Gardens, Valley Forge, Lancaster (amish exploitation).... we have stuff here, it's just a well kept secret ;)
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TheRealDawn
@dawnald (85139)
• Shingle Springs, California
26 Feb 10
Actually I went to some of those places when I was there in 99 with my sister... Hurricane Floyd lol