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Fly for less to Arizona's mountains and deserts where you can find luxurious spas, some of the country's best Mexican restaurants, and more options for outdoor activities than you could ever fit into one trip. Cheap flights to Tucson are just a few clicks away with FlightNetwork®.
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Arizona Inn
Arizona Inn has been in business since 1930 and continues to be owned and operated by the Greenway family who established it. Nestled in charming pink buildings that stand out against the desert surroundings, Arizona Inn offers its guests free Wi-Fi, a heated pool, and live music every night.
Pima Air & Space Museum
Tucked away in Tucson, this is one of the world’s largest air and space museums which houses more than 300 aircraft and covers 100 years of the history of flight. Seniors and children are eligible for discounts.
Maynard’s Market & Kitchen
In addition to the beautiful restaurant in Tucson’s restored train station and a market supplied with organic products from local farms, Maynard’s also has a casual outdoor plaza which is perfect for lunch and a bar area where you can enjoy cheap cocktails and beer between 3-6 p.m. on weekdays and from 10 p.m. till closing time on weekends.
The Drawing Studio
A space which offers instruction and work areas to up-and-coming artists, The Drawing Studio also hosts regular exhibitions which showcase local talent and homegrown artistic techniques. Drop by to pick up sketches of Tucson’s landscapes on the cheap or to simply check out the local art scene.
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Tucson Flights Guide
Book cheap Tucson flights to get a taste of Mexican culture and food without going south of the border and enjoy bold landscapes straight out of a cowboy Western, rich colonial history, and exquisite food and drink that will have you booking return flights to the city as soon as you possibly can.
Some of the best bits of Tucson's heritage can still be seen and experienced today at the Mission San Xavier del Bac, a Catholic mission founded in 1692. A stroll through the city's El Presidio Historic District is a great way to learn about how Tucson evolved into the place it is today, and if you need to liven things up with a night out on the town, there are plenty of buzzing bars and clubs for you to choose from. Outdoor enthusiasts can go golfing, hiking, horseback riding, and for the truly adventurous — camping in the Sonoran Desert.
For all its history, Tucson also exudes a youthful vibe thanks to thousands of students who study at the University of Arizona. The Spring Fling festival in April is the best time to visit if you're looking for the best college-style parties while those who prefer more cultured pursuits can book flights to Tucson in time for the Fiesta de Garibaldi or Tucson's International Mariachi Conference.
Top Canadian Cities to Tucson
Cheap flights from every Canadian city to Tucson, Canada
- Vancouver to Tucson $412.80
- Toronto to Tucson $666.27
- Montreal to Tucson $470.90
- Calgary to Tucson $462.94
- Edmonton to Tucson $576.64
Booking Flights to Tucson
Tucson International Airport (TUS) is located about 15 kilometres south of the city and is served by eight airlines including American, Alaska Airlines, Delta, United, and US Airways. Direct flights to Tucson from Canada are hard to find and most airlines fly via US cities like Chicago, Denver, and Los Angeles.
Passengers can also fly to Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) which is served by 17 domestic and international carriers, including Air Canada. From PHX, you can travel by road to the city with a rental car or shuttle service, both of which will take approximately two hours to reach Tucson.
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When to Go and Weather
Tucson flights are cheapest in the summertime but with temperatures going up to nearly 40°C, the heat might prove to be a deterrent for outdoors activities. Winters are just the opposite with the delightfully warm weather attracting snowbirds and holidaymakers seeking respite from the cold farther up north. For the ideal combination of cheap flights to Tucson and good weather, plan a trip in spring or fall when the heat is pleasant and there are plenty of deals and discounts to be found at hotels in the city.
Average Temperature oC in Tucson
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Jan
- 17
- 3
Feb
- 20
- 5
Mar
- 22
- 6
Apr
- 27
- 10
May
- 32
- 14
Jun
- 37
- 20
Jul
- 37
- 23
Aug
- 36
- 22
Sep
- 34
- 19
Oct
- 28
- 13
Nov
- 22
- 7
Dec
- 18
- 3
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Arriving in Tucson
Tucson International Airport (TUS) has a single terminal which is spread over three levels. Most ground transportation services are located on the terminal's lower level. Consult the airport's website for further details on any of these services.
Public Transit: Sun Tran buses on Route 6 travel between the airport and the city centre. Bear in mind that you might have to transfer to another route along the way, and bus trips can take well over an hour depending on which part of the city you're going to. While fares are cheap at approximately $2 USD for a one-way ticket, this is not the best transport option if you're in a hurry to get to the city. Children who are five years old or younger can travel for free.
Airport Shuttle: Private companies like Arizona Stagecoach provide door-to-door shared-ride and exclusive shuttle services and tickets for most of these can be bought at the airport. Fares vary depending on the arrival time of your Tucson flights , what your destination is, and how many bags you're travelling with. On average, a one-way shared-ride ticket for a single passenger with one bag is approximately $30 USD.
Hotel Shuttle: Most major hotels in Tucson provide complimentary shuttle services from the airport and you can either make arrangements for this service at the time of booking, or use the phone at the baggage claim information desk to contact your hotel.
Taxi: Cabs are easily available on the lower level of the airport terminal and are operated by four different cab companies. Flag drop charges are about $4.50 USD and prices are charged on a per-cab basis, meaning that there are no additional charges for baggage or additional passengers. Average fares for a trip to the city centre range between $30-40 USD depending on your destination.
Car Rental: While companies like Alamo, Avis, and Budget operate booking kiosks and car pick-up facilities at the airport, others like Thrifty and Advantage operate off-site services and provide passengers with a free pick-up shuttle from the airport to their parking areas.
Other: Shuttles to military facilities in Sierra Vista as well as chauffeured cars and limousine services are also available at the airport. The departure areas for these is located on the lower level commercial roadway outside the airport terminal.
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