Las Vegas Helicopters - Flying the Grand Canyon All Summer
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Las Vegas is a terrific place to visit this summer. And one of the things you've to add to your list of things to do is a Grand Canyon helicopter tour and here's why.
The primary reason is that the Grand Canyon is just 120 miles by air from Las Vegas. And if you do it by helicopter, it's basically a 45-minute trip that lets you fly over Lake Mead, Hoover Dam the Colorado River and more.
Vegas travelers have two options when it comes to departure points: Boulder City and The Strip. The former requires a 40-minute shuttle ride while the later is a 10-minute trip. Further, Boulder is the cheapest option but The Strip is the most convenient.
Couple more points about Strip departures. The key one is the fact that you get picked up and dropped off at your hotel resort in a limousine (the Boulder option uses a van). To my mind, if you are celebrating a special occassion, the limo option is the only way to go.
The Strip
And if you depart from Las Vegas, you'll get to fly over the world-famous Las Vegas Strip on the way back. This for me is a huge deal because The Strip is absolutely fascinating from the air and you get to see everything from the Stratosphere Tower to the Luxor pyramid.
There are two kinds of helicopter tours from which to choose: Air and landing. Both trips follow the same flight pattern to the Canyon except air-only trips go over the National Park and turn back for Vegas whereas landing tours go to the bottom or the top.
Bottom flights are by far the most popular and have the highest propensity for selling out so book them in advance. The best seller is the one that comes with a Champagne picnic. It can be extended to include a Colorado River boat ride as well as a ride to the top with Skywalk tickets.
Best Seller
The best top-landing flight gives you 2.5-hours to explore the West Rim (I recommend checking out Guano Point, Eagle Point and Hualapai Ranch). The other I like does that, too, but includes tickets to the Glass Bridge, which is the all-glass platform that lets you walk 70 feet over the edge until you are 4,000 ft. Over the bottom!
There are basic and deluxe versions of each Las Vegas helicopter tour. Of course, the deluxe version costs more but when you add up all the perks (Strip Departure, Strip flyover, limousine shuttle), the deluxe is clearly the better deal.
This is especially true when you consider that all deluxe flights use the EcoStar 130 helicopter. This aircraft superior to all others because its cabin is 25 percent bigger. It also comes with stadium-style seats and a 180-degree wraparound windshield. Frankly, I wouldn't fly in anything else.
Conclusion
Las Vegas is a great place from which to take a Grand Canyon helicopter tour. You have two kinds to pick from: Air or landing. Personally, I prefer the landing tours because they let you experience a lot more of the National Park. I also prefer the deluxe versions of these trips because they use the EC 130 heli and come with a limo shuttle. And remember: Always book these tours in advance because they sell out during summer.
About The Author: This Grand Canyon expert author strongly recommends getting this free report on Canyon helicopters before going here for coupons that make these flights cheaper: http://www.grandcanyonhelicopter.org/grand-canyon-helicopter-tour-coupons.html
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Las Vegas is a terrific place to visit this summer. And one of the things you've to add to your list of things to do is a Grand Canyon helicopter tour and here's why.
The primary reason is that the Grand Canyon is just 120 miles by air from Las Vegas. And if you do it by helicopter, it's basically a 45-minute trip that lets you fly over Lake Mead, Hoover Dam the Colorado River and more.
Vegas travelers have two options when it comes to departure points: Boulder City and The Strip. The former requires a 40-minute shuttle ride while the later is a 10-minute trip. Further, Boulder is the cheapest option but The Strip is the most convenient.
Couple more points about Strip departures. The key one is the fact that you get picked up and dropped off at your hotel resort in a limousine (the Boulder option uses a van). To my mind, if you are celebrating a special occassion, the limo option is the only way to go.
The Strip
And if you depart from Las Vegas, you'll get to fly over the world-famous Las Vegas Strip on the way back. This for me is a huge deal because The Strip is absolutely fascinating from the air and you get to see everything from the Stratosphere Tower to the Luxor pyramid.
There are two kinds of helicopter tours from which to choose: Air and landing. Both trips follow the same flight pattern to the Canyon except air-only trips go over the National Park and turn back for Vegas whereas landing tours go to the bottom or the top.
Bottom flights are by far the most popular and have the highest propensity for selling out so book them in advance. The best seller is the one that comes with a Champagne picnic. It can be extended to include a Colorado River boat ride as well as a ride to the top with Skywalk tickets.
Best Seller
The best top-landing flight gives you 2.5-hours to explore the West Rim (I recommend checking out Guano Point, Eagle Point and Hualapai Ranch). The other I like does that, too, but includes tickets to the Glass Bridge, which is the all-glass platform that lets you walk 70 feet over the edge until you are 4,000 ft. Over the bottom!
There are basic and deluxe versions of each Las Vegas helicopter tour. Of course, the deluxe version costs more but when you add up all the perks (Strip Departure, Strip flyover, limousine shuttle), the deluxe is clearly the better deal.
This is especially true when you consider that all deluxe flights use the EcoStar 130 helicopter. This aircraft superior to all others because its cabin is 25 percent bigger. It also comes with stadium-style seats and a 180-degree wraparound windshield. Frankly, I wouldn't fly in anything else.
Conclusion
Las Vegas is a great place from which to take a Grand Canyon helicopter tour. You have two kinds to pick from: Air or landing. Personally, I prefer the landing tours because they let you experience a lot more of the National Park. I also prefer the deluxe versions of these trips because they use the EC 130 heli and come with a limo shuttle. And remember: Always book these tours in advance because they sell out during summer.
About The Author: This Grand Canyon expert author strongly recommends getting this free report on Canyon helicopters before going here for coupons that make these flights cheaper: http://www.grandcanyonhelicopter.org/grand-canyon-helicopter-tour-coupons.html
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