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[quote=Anonymous]I would stick with driving vacations since flight prices are usually very high over spring break. Three cheap vacations that our teens really enjoyed:
- Drive to Shenandoah and rent a cabin/house through shenrent.com or VRBO. (Make sure your cabin has a firepit for hot dogs and s'mores! A hot tub too!) Do lots of hiking, go see the caverns and do the maze/ropes, go to the car museum, try out the mountain ziplines, rent paddleboards and do a one-way trek down the river, etc
- Drive down to Sevierville/Gatlinburg area of TN. Do lots of hiking, go white water rafting, go to the Titanic Museum, watch a magic show and a comedy show, go to WonderWorks and the wax museum, go zorbing and mini-golfing, ride the mountain coasters, do all of the other fun stupid things in Pigeon Forge
- Drive up to Philly. Rent a cheap Sonder in the middle of downtown. Rent bikes from Fairmount Bikes for your entire stay and go all over the city. Museums, zoo, Schuylkill River trail, Magic Gardens, Chinatown, comedy/music shows, city hall, the terminal market. It is a very bike-friendly downtown. We stored our bikes in our 2-bedroom Sonder rental and just took them up and down the elevator as needed. (We stayed in Sonder the Heid and felt that it was in a perfect location for us. There is an $11 per day parking garage down the street, and we just left our car parked there for the entire 6 days we visited.)[/quote]

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