With all the things to do in Detroit, it is no wonder that many travellers are looking for a Cheap Flight Detroit. Many people visit this Michigan city to watch the Tigers, Red Wings, Pistons or Lions play. Ford field received international attention when it was the home for Super Bowl XL. Recently, there have been a few casinos opening up, these Las Vegas style gambling casinos are located in the downtown area and across the river in Windsor, Ontario Canada. Many locals choose to gamble in Canada because there is no government taxes on your winnings. Detroit has it all, casinos, professional sports, Motown music, awesome food and nightlife. Witness it first hand, find yourself a Cheap Flight Detroit.
Just like most large American cities, Detroit has many hotels located in various parts of the city, included the busy downtown area. The hotel that is most viewed in photographs of the city is the spiral Marriott in the Renaissance Center. If you want to save money and would like an awesome view of the skyline, I suggest getting a room at the Hilton across the river in Windsor Canada. It will help you save even more money along with your Cheap Flight Detroit.
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Which airline should you use for your Cheap Flight Detroit? While almost all airlines service the Detroit Wayne County Airport or DTW for short, the main or hub airlines are Northwest Airlines and Delta Airlines. With a Cheap Flight Detroit you can fly to most major United States or Canadian cities non-stop. Once arriving at the airport, a taxi or limo into the downtown area is only about 20 minutes. Once when I was flying to Las Vegas I stayed at the Westin right inside the DTW terminal, it was amazing and my 3 year old looked outside the hotel window and saw the planes on the runway, it was really close. Many Canadian look for a Cheap Flight Detroit to save big bucks while flying non-stop from a major city. Why fly from a city like Toronto, when you can drive a few hours and save hundreds of dollars by finding a Cheap Flight Detroit.
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