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Roundtrip Nonstop Flight: Sacramento, CA (SMF) to/from Seattle, WA (SEA) Expired
from $96
$158.00
(Travel April to June 2024)
Alaska Airlines and Delta Air Lines via Travelocity are offering Roundtrip Nonstop Flights to / from Sacramento, CA (SMF) and Seattle, WA (SEA) starting from $117 -> now from $96.21. Travel from April to early June 2024.
Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for sharing this deal.
Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for sharing this deal.
- Note: These are basic economy fares, a restricted-type fare that allows a personal item and a carry-on bag. There is no seat selection and no change.
- Departs SMF: April 3, 9-10, 16-17, 23-24, 30; May 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 29; June 4-5
- Departs SEA: April 3, 9-10, 16-17, 23-24, 30; May 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29; June 4-5
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Edited March 13, 2024
at 01:55 PM
price drop and works in reverse....
Alaska Airlines and Delta Air Lines have round trip airfares travelling to and from Sacramento CA (SMF) and Seattle (SEA) for $117, nonstop. These are basic economy fares, a restricted-type fare that allows a personal item and a carry-on bag. There is no seat selection and no change.
Travel Availability:
To book this deal, use dates and book flights with Travelocity [travelocity.com]. Want to see more travel deals? Click here or here. Disclaimer: List price is an estimate and subject to fluctuate based on air carrier/hotel location, flight times/season or travel dates.
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Alaska Airlines and Delta Air Lines have round trip airfares travelling to and from Sacramento CA (SMF) and Seattle (SEA) for $117, nonstop. These are basic economy fares, a restricted-type fare that allows a personal item and a carry-on bag. There is no seat selection and no change.
Travel Availability:
Departs SMF: April 3, 9-10, 16-17, 23-24, 30; May 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 29; June 4-5
Departs SEA: April 3, 9-10, 16-17, 23-24, 30; May 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29; June 4-5
To book this deal, use dates and book flights with Travelocity [travelocity.com]. Want to see more travel deals? Click here or here. Disclaimer: List price is an estimate and subject to fluctuate based on air carrier/hotel location, flight times/season or travel dates.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank BillyCaves
If I had to live in one of the larger cities in the US, I would be pretty happy with Seattle. Rather enjoyed being there, and I have spent plenty of time in many of the other larger cities.
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Spoken like someone who doesn't get out of the house much and only repeats what they hear from their favorite "news" network. Seattle like any other large city has its issues but overall those issues are far outweighed by the positives.
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For context, I'm a Baltimore native (total crap rust belt city known for it's high STD per Capita , go Baltimore!). Spent 10 years in LA, 3 years in Austin, 2 years in SF Bay area, now 4 in Seattle.
Even in the 4 years in Seattle I've seen a visible decline in most important aspects of city livability, namely crime, drug use and homelessness. For sure a big accelerant of this (in most cities) was Covid/the pandemic, but Seattle has yet to recover from it + the unfortunate policy fall outs from BLM protests.
This isn't a political opinion, it's statistical fact. Businesses are leaving Seattle proper due to the insanely high crime rate, I should also know this because I'm a small business owner who is now opening in Issaquah. My neighbors also own businesses in Seattle (phinny ridge, Green lake) who have been broken into multiple times in the last several months.
Just this past week I was in University Place (central Seattle) with my 3 kids, and as bad as Baltimore was in the 80s/90s, the crackheads never did their drugs in the open. I had to cover my 7 year olds face to make sure she didn't breathe in the Meth smoke that some homeless drugee was smoking RIGHT OUTSIDE THE GODDAMN RESTAURANT at 11:30am on a Saturday.
Seattle is the only metropolitan city where real estate prices are more expensive in the suburbs vs. the city (or at the very least, the same).
To Seattle's credit, it's not AS bad as some parts in bay area (namely Oakland and SF proper).
Pike's place area is literally a swap meet for homeless and meth heads. Don't believe me? Go there in broad daylight and walk in a block radius. If you step more than 10 feet out of the actual Pikes Place market, you'll instantly be transported to a market of stolen goods and interesting body smells.
There's no police presence (because they all quit), homeless camps everywhere, and the only refuges are pockets of gentrified white collar tech workers ( I know, I'm one of them)
only problem with vancouver is cost of living is kind of high compared to salary but if you are American expat working in Vancouver, you should have no problem with cost of living. It's actually cheaper than LA, SF, or NY.
Can confirm, much like SF and Oakland, no longer safe to travel to.