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Labor Day last minute deals: An NYC flight has never been cheaper

Labor Day is  offering up some rock-bottom travel deals to transport you away from your everyday life.

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One World Trade Center towers over the lower Manhattan skyline in New York. Labor Day weekend offers some excellent travel deals, including super-low airfare to the Big Apple.

We hope you've booked some vacation time after Labor Day next week because we've found some rock-bottom travel deals to transport you away from your everyday life. Hop on an all-time low flight to the Big Apple, and catch a match at the U.S. Open on the cheap whilst you're there. Or stay at the newly-opened SLS Las Vegas Resort in Sin City and use our coupon to beat even the best introductory rate offers.

  1. United Airlines Roundtrip Fares to New York
    Vendor: United Airlines via ShermansTravel
    Price: From $96.20
    Lowest By: $20
    Expires: September 5

    Is It Worth It?: United Airlines is currently offering their all-time lowest price for return fares to New York, with rates starting from $96.20. This Editors' Choice deal boasts price lows from cities including Boston, Orlando, Vegas, and more. So book a trip to the Big Apple this fall and save $20 on these flights.

    Heading up to New York next week? Why not check out a match at the U.S. Open while you're there? Gilt City has Upper Promenade Tickets at the Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing, New York, for $16.20 via coupon code "WGILT". Save $15 whilst watching tennis greats like Andy Murray, Roger Federer, and Maria Sharapova.

    Flights valid for departure from Boston, MA, (BOS) with arrival in Newark, NJ, (EWR) on October 1 with return on October 7. Click on "United.com" in the main paragraph to see this sale; all taxes are included. Book this travel deal by September 5 for travel September 1 through October 31.

  2. Labor Day Hotels.com Sale
    Discount: Up to 30% off with an extra $30 off hotel stays over $300via coupon code "LABORDAY30"
    Expires: September 1

    Is It Worth It?: Don't let your budget prevent you from getting out of town over the Labor Day holiday: take advantage of Hotels.com's Labor Day Sale to save on hotel bookings nationwide through September 8. For the best discount spend over $300 and get an extra $30 off your stay. Hit the slots in Vegas, head to the Big Apple for a show, or catch some rays in Miami.

    Additional fees may apply and several hotels are excluded. (Click here for a list of exclusions.) Book this travel deal by September 1 for stays through September 8.

  3. Four Six Flags 2015 Passes with Gold Pass Upgrade
    Vendor: Six Flags
    Price: From $49.99 each
    Lowest By: $60 per pass
    Expires: September 1

    Is It Worth It?: For once you can make your family and your bank manager happy! This Editors' Choice deal not only beats last year's price by $5 per pass, but it also includes a free Holiday in the Park ticket for a friend, making it the best ever season pass discount we've seen from Six Flags.

    Click here to select your nearest park, then select "Passes & Memberships" to see the offer. You must process your IDs by September 28 to qualify; deal ends September 1. Note that prices may vary by park.

  4. Air Canada 1-Way Flights to Canada
    Vendor: Air Canada via Travelzoo
    Price: From $88.27
    Lowest By: $1
    Expires: September 1

    Is It Worth It?: If you're ready to welcome the oncoming cool weather, we've got you covered with a selection of Air Canada 1-way flights to Canada. With fares starting at $88.27, your visit to our neighbor up north is budget-friendly; it's the lowest base rate we've seen on these flights since June.

    Lower rates are shown at checkout. This price is valid on flights from New York, NY, (JFK) to Toronto, Canada, (YYZ) departing on October 29; prices vary depending on the departure cities and dates chosen. Blackout dates may apply. Book this travel deal by October 20 for travel October 27 through December 25.

  5. Grand Opening of the SLS Las Vegas Resort and Casino
    Vendor: Orbitz
    Price: From $69.49 per night via coupon "REVIEW15"
    Lowest By: $12
    Expires: September 30

    Is It Worth It?: Vegas is a master at reinvention and this week saw the rat-pack era Sahara upgraded to the SLS Las Vegas. The grand opening on Friday August 23 heralded in this hotel's new life as a 1,600 room resort and casino, and rooms are currently being offered at an introductory rate of $81. However, we discovered a coupon at Orbitz that cuts the room price to $69.49 so that you can check out this new hotel at a super low rate. If the other SLS hotels in Miami and Beverly Hills are anything to judge by, this hotel is going to be a trendy spot with just the right amount of style

    We found this rate on September 21. Book this travel deal by September 30 for travel through December 31.

Paula Kerrigan is a travel editor for Dealnews.com, where this article first appeared: http://dealnews.com/features/best-travel-deals/

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