AllegiantAir.com is adding new routes to North Dakota. For people looking to visit this great state you can get here for some great prices. AllegiantAir isn't listed on travel discount search sites so its important to go to the site directly when looking for flights.
Currently Allegiant Air offers the following routes to North Dakota:
Grand Forks, ND -> Las Vegas, NV & Phoenix-Mesa, AZ
Bismark, ND - > Las Vegas, NV & Phoenix-Mesa, AZ
Fargo, ND - > Las Vegas, NV
Los Angeles, CA
Orlando, FL
Phoenix-Mesa,AZ
Minot, ND -> Las Vegas, NV (Coming Oct. 2010)
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
Cando Businesses
What is Cando missing from its realm of businesses and things to do? I have been tossing around ideas for the last year about what the town of Cando needs. Does Cando already have everything it needs, or does it need something more, something new?
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Traveling to Cando
You have two choices for airports that are about equal distances.
- Minot, Nd
- Grand Forks, Nd
Depending on where you are flying in from really determines which airport you choose. Personally I prefer Grand Forks, Nd when I fly in and out of Las Vegas, Nv because allegiantair services non-stop service from this location. Keep in mind that smaller towns/airlines don't fly all the time, generally allegiantair flys two days a week in and out of grand forks to las vegas. Once you land it is about a 90 mile drive to Cando, so plan on two hours depending on your speed.
If you are up for a scenic trip I would suggest driving (not during winter), coming through Montana and Wyoming are just some of the most perfect scenery. Amtrak is also a solution that is relaxing. I took Amtrak from Wisconsin to ND and had such a scenic trip. I paid a few dollars extra to get my own room and plugged in my laptop and worked while watching the world pass by.
Tip for Amtrak to Cando, it arrives super early, or late however you may see it so have someone waiting for you or your car ready. I believe it drops off around Devils Lake and is an unmanned station at that time.
- Minot, Nd
- Grand Forks, Nd
Depending on where you are flying in from really determines which airport you choose. Personally I prefer Grand Forks, Nd when I fly in and out of Las Vegas, Nv because allegiantair services non-stop service from this location. Keep in mind that smaller towns/airlines don't fly all the time, generally allegiantair flys two days a week in and out of grand forks to las vegas. Once you land it is about a 90 mile drive to Cando, so plan on two hours depending on your speed.
If you are up for a scenic trip I would suggest driving (not during winter), coming through Montana and Wyoming are just some of the most perfect scenery. Amtrak is also a solution that is relaxing. I took Amtrak from Wisconsin to ND and had such a scenic trip. I paid a few dollars extra to get my own room and plugged in my laptop and worked while watching the world pass by.
Tip for Amtrak to Cando, it arrives super early, or late however you may see it so have someone waiting for you or your car ready. I believe it drops off around Devils Lake and is an unmanned station at that time.
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