When planning a vacation a common question usually pops up, “Should we drive or fly?”  Vacations are a great time to get away from home, enjoy new scenery, and relax.  To make sure you’re vacation runs as smoothly as possible you want to make sure you choose the right decision for your transportation.  Show which one should you consider?  There are many pros and cons for both.  Need some ideas to help decide?  Read below and find out what would work best for you!

Driving -

Pros:

• You usually get to take your time.
• You get to see all the nice scenery.
• You see more cities and exciting places you normally wouldn’t when flying.
• It may be a first time to go to/drive through a new state.
• It’s a nice way to spend family time.
• May be cheaper depending on where you’re going.

Cons:

• May shorten your vacation if it’s for a limited time.
• May be more expensive depending on gas (how far your drive is and spending the night at hotels).
• A long car ride if you don’t like riding in a car.
• Uncomfortable car rides
• Traffic jams

Flying –

Pros:

• Takes less time than driving usually.
• May be cheaper depending on how far away it is.
• More time to spend in your destination spot.
• No driving required.
• No unnecessary spending (food, gas, hotels).

Cons:

• May be more expensive depending on the flight and how far away it is.
• You may get plane sick.
• You have to deal with getting a ride to the airport.
• Spending time at the airport.
• Delayed flights.
• No parking
• Traffic crowds

Choosing whether you want to drive to your vacation spot or fly can change your whole trip.  Think about your situation, how much you want to spend, and how long you have to vacation.  Go over the pros and cons to help make your decision.