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From:	Redding, CA (RDD)
To:	Seattle, WA (SEA)
Price:	$318 RT

Fare is found using flexible date search

Last Updated:	Sat 07 November 2009 12:56 AM
More Details:	Nonstop flights, 330 day travel period, No min. stay
Airline(s):	Alaska
Seat Availablity:	limited availability
Advance Purchase:	14 days
Day(s) of Week:	7 days/week if available
Taxes not included unless otherwise noted. Fares are often higher during peak holiday travel.

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Things to do and see in Seattle, WA

There's lots to do and see at Seattle's lively Pike Place Market. View the city from the skyline-defining Space Needle, and while you're in the area, visit other attractions in the Seattle Center, like the Experience Music Project and Museum of Flight. Lastly, you can even take a walking tour of Seattle beneath the sidewalks and the streets if you decide to take the Underground Tour.

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