Travel deals! 3 quick weekend trips

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Posted: 07/26/2012

PHOENIX - When you can’t afford a long vacation, sometimes a weekend trip is all you need.

AAA Arizona is offering these three two-night stays with round-trip flights included:

Portland from $438*

Escape the heat at the Four Points by Sheraton Portland East, located six miles east of the Portland Airport, 10 miles east of downtown, and two miles from downtown Gresham where you can stroll, shop, and dine in 80 degree temperatures. From gardens to museums, there is no shortage of things to see and do in this scenic northwest city.  

Minneapolis from $549*

Experience a bold, fresh, and fun new hotel in the historic heart of the Twin Cities. Aloft Minneapolis is in downtown's trendy Mill District, a recently revitalized area along the Mississippi River. Stroll out the door to explore the area's rich history and culture galore, from the Mill City Museum to the innovative Guthrie Theater. Hip hangouts, enticing eateries, and scenic parks are all in the area.

Chicago from $425 *

The Hyatt Regency O’Hare is connected by skywalk to Rosemount Convention Center at O'Hare International Airport. It’sjust a 15-mile expressway or commuter train ride to downtown Chicago witha multitude of attractions, events, tours,and activities happening every day. From museums and sporting events to shopping and dining, you’ll never be bored in the Windy City.

*All rates are per person and are subject to change. Based on travel August 24 to 26.

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