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Pride Week/Month Deals

Posted by A.E. Smith on Jun 8, 2009 11:09:36 AM

Gay Pride NYC Photo: CarbonNYC

 

This June will mark 40 years since the Stonewall riots that launched the modern gay movement, and though recent decisions in California have disappointed many, there is still much to celebrate during Pride Month 2009, whether you identify as LGBT or just support your fellow human beings. The travel industry, for one, is showing its tremendous friendliness to the gay community and their wallets with a whole pile of deals. Here are a handful of great ways to take that pride out on the road.

 

  • New York City: Get back to where it all began. NYC&Co’s Rainbow Pilgrimage site has tons of info on touring the Big Apple’s  LGBT historical sites, attractions and events during Pride Month, as well as deals  with the Ritz-Carlton, Gotham Walking Tours, Allure Day Spa and more.

 

  • Iowa: Who needs San Francisco? Head to Des Moines to celebrate the state’s legalization of gay marriage and take part in what is sure to be an exciting PrideFest June 12 to 19. You’ll get a special group rate of $79 per night if you book at the Des Moines Marriott Downtown and request the Capital City Pride block.

 

  • Toronto: Pride Toronto has wedding, leather, golf, budget and party packages that combine hotel stays with various services, tickets deals, free transit passes, coupons and a cocktail reception for those heading to the city’s Pride Week, June 19 to 28.

 

  • Seattle: Book a Deluxe City View room during the last week of June at the luxe Hotel 100 and get free entry to The Cuff Complex, overnight valet parking and 15 percent off spa treatments. Rates start at $389, and you’ll need to book by telephone: 877-315-1088

 

  • Kimpton Hotels is hosting a Summer of Pride offer, which means if you book two weekend nights at any of the chain’s locations though Sept. 27, you’ll get a third night free, plus a $50 dining credit.

 




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