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Save money during New England travel in December
Save money all month long with this running list of New England travel deals.
What’s better than a New England getaway? A New England getaway with a discount.
Ahead, discover travel deals for food, transportation, hotels, and activities across the region this December.
Transportation
Snag deals on Logan Airport airfare during Travel Deal Tuesday on Dec. 2.
Save 40% off Boston Harbor City Cruises when you book by Dec. 2 for dining cruises that take place between December and April. Use the code Cyber40.
Get one-way flights on Southwest for as low as $59 between Dec. 9-11 for travel Jan. 6 to March 4, 2026.
If you’re eyeing a trip to Amsterdam, London, or Paris in January or February, a JetBlue sale on airfare could save you money. Travelers can get roundtrip airfare for $189 to Amsterdam and $199 to London and Paris through Dec. 23.
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Need a ride? Get 30% off your first Uber ride by using the code FTUBERUS2025 or new Lyft members can get 50% off two rides by using the code 50OFF2.
Travelers can get a special rate when traveling round trip on the same day on Boston Express buses at select locations. What’s more, students and members of the military can discounts by showing ID, seniors age 65 years or older can travel for half price, and kids age 15 and younger ride for free.
Thanks to a partnership between the MBTA and the city of Boston, bus service on routes 23, 28, and 29 is fare free through Feb. 28, 2026. The routes travel through Roxbury and Dorchester, connecting riders to Ruggles, Jackson Square, Mattapan, and Ashmont.
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Adults who purchase an Amtrak ticket can bring a child between the age of 2 and 12 for 50% off on the same reservation and infants under age 2 ride free.
Restaurants
Cactus Club Cafe is opening its first U.S. location in Boston’s Back Bay on Dec. 9. Reserve a table between Dec. 9-15 to get a $25 credit for your next visit.
Sal’s Pizza is offering special holiday pricing on its pizzas to make food more accessible for families across New England this season between Nov. 28 and Dec. 31. Get a small pizza for $5 (including specialty pizzas) and two large cheese pizzas for $15. The offer is available at the Boston, Billerica, and Chelmsford locations in Massachusetts and the Derry, Salem, and Manchester locations in New Hampshire.
Beacon Hill’s 75 Chestnut is slashing the price of its house made desserts in half every week during Sweet Tooth Tuesday. What’s more, those who share their own dessert recipe could win dinner for two.
Get 20% all gift cards at Three Dollar Deweys in Portland, Maine, during the eatery’s holiday sale, taking place between Nov. 28 and Dec. 25. Three Dollar Deweys is billed as Portland’s original alehouse. Those interested can use the promo code GCDEWEYS20. Gift cards cannot be redeemed on the day of purchase.
Hotels
Snag hotel deals during Travel Deal Tuesday on Dec. 2.
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The Nobnocket Boutique Inn on Martha’s Vineyard is offering a flash sale on Dec. 2 only, with 30% off stays between May 22 and Aug. 5. The booking must be made online using the code TT25.
The Glen House in New Hampshire’s White Mountains is offering travelers up to 35% off trips booked between Nov. 10 and Dec. 3 on stays through June 14, 2026. Book here using the promo code THANKS2025. Blackout dates apply.
Hotel Ursa on the University of Maine campus in Orono will take 35% off the best available rate when you book Nov. 10 through Dec. 3 for travel between now and July 31, 2026. Use the booking link here and promo code THANKS2025. Blackout dates apply.
The Beacon Hill Hotel, steps from Boston Common, is taking 35% off the best available rate when booking from Nov. 13 through Dec. 3 for travel now through March 31, 2026. Travelers can book here and the promo code is THANKS2025. Blackout dates apply.
Get 30% off your next Cape Cod stay at Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club in Brewster by booking during the property’s special taking place Nov. 24 to Dec. 7 for stays through 2026. Those interested should use the code CYBER26. Blackout dates apply.
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Lark and Bluebird properties are wrapping your stay in holiday spirit when you book the Winter Wonderland package through Dec. 30. Travelers receive a small pre-lit tree in their room, hot chocolate with marshmallows, a set of two mugs, and a cozy blanket. The package is available at properties across Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, and Rhode Island.
Lockwood Hotel in Waterville, Maine is offering a Nordic ski and stay package that includes 10% off a king room, two adult passes for cross country skiing at Quarry Road Trails (worth $40), ski rental equipment and snowshoes, and two apres ski cocktails and fondue by the fire. The package must be booked by March 7 for stays through March 10, 2026.
Museums / Attractions / Activities
King Pine Ski Area in Madison, N.H. is offering $4 lift tickets for one day only on Dec. 18 for the ski area’s Ticket Roll Back Day.
Sunday River, a ski resort in Newry, Maine, is offering 12 days of deals Dec. 12-23 that include lodging, lift tickets, lessons, and more.
Enter the Golden Snitch Digital Lottery for a chance to score two tickets for $40 each to see “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” at Emerson Colonial Theatre, taking place Nov. 9 to Dec. 20. Enter using the TodayTix app.
Experience four Boston attractions for one discounted price with Boston CityPass. The pass costs $79 for adults (a value of $152) and $69 for kids age 3 to 11 (a value of $117) and includes one-time admission to the New England Aquarium and Museum of Science along with two of the following: Boston Harbor City Cruises, View Boston, Franklin Park Zoo, and Harvard Museum of Natural History. The tickets are valid for a nine-day period once in use and must be used within a year.
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