$89 Cheap flight deals from New York (NYC) to Seattle (SEA)

New York is a bustling metropolitan city with bright lights, towering skyscrapers and a thriving art scene. Seattle is the northwestern town known for its coffee, alternative music and technology companies. Those flying from New York to Seattle can find low fares, cheap tickets and more at Orbitz.com.

Leaving New York

New York is one of the busiest cities in the United States. Travelers can fly to Seattle from to John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), LaGuardia or Newark Liberty Airport. If you are headed to JFK, the AirTrain will get you there for $7.25. The NYC Airporter will take you to LaGuardia for $12.75, and the fare to Newark Liberty Airport aboard AirTrain is about $12.50. JFK has five parking garages where travelers can leave a vehicle. Parking closet to the terminal will cost you $33 per day. The economy lot charges $18 for the first day and $6 per each additional eight-hour period. JFK also has a food court with numerous dining options, including Sbarro, McDonald's, New York Hotdog & Coffee and Wok & Roll.

If you are flying out of LaGuardia, you can park at one of the daily lots or the economy lot. The charge for the economy lot is $33 for the first and second day, and $6 per each additional 8-hour period. The daily lots charge up to $33 per day. While all four terminals offer food options, the best selection can be found at Terminal B. Au Bon Pain, Dunkin' Donuts and Healthy Gourmet are among the terminal's dining establishments.

Newark Liberty Airport is located in nearby Newark, New Jersey. Parking is available in several lots and can cost up to $33 per day. Lot P6 is the least expensive option, with daily rates up to $18. After the first day, the cost is $6 for each additional eight-hour period. All three terminals offer a good selection of dining options. Currito Cantina, Subway, Famous Famiglia, Guinness Pub and Market Fresh are some of the choices.

Seattle, Washington

Seattle is located in the northwestern corner of the United States. The region was settled by the Duwamish Indians and was not explored by Americans until 1792. In the early years, the city experienced slow growth and didn't see a boom until 1897, when gold-seekers passed through the area. Today, visitors can enjoy watersports, hiking, biking and exploring the many sites.

Enjoying Seattle

Sea-Tac International Airport services the Seattle area. Travelers can take the light rail from the airport as far as Westlake for under $3. The Downtown Airporter is another popular option with travelers. The Airporter provides service to major hotels in the downtown area, and the trip costs $19 for the first passenger and $8 for each additional rider.

Seattle has a fairly mild climate. Summers are pleasant, with temperatures topping out around 73 degrees Fahrenheit in August. Winters are cold, with average highs in the 30s. Winters see the most precipitation, and the city receives about 34 inches of annual rainfall. With ample sunshine and little precipitation, the summer is an excellent time to visit.

If this is your first time to the area, check out the breathtaking views from the observation deck of the Space Needle or dine in its rotating restaurant, SkyCity. The Burke-Gilman Trail is ideal for hiking, roller-blading, jogging or biking. Golden Gardens Park is actually a beach; though the water can be cold, this is a great place to soak up the sun, fly a kite or play a game of volleyball.

Plan Your Trip

Those leaving busy New York will find many fun and relaxing activities to enjoy in Seattle. While some websites offer periodic sales and discounts on travel, Orbitz.com has low prices every day. Before booking your flight from New York to Seattle, check out Orbitz.com to find useful airline information, research area attractions or look for a top-rated hotel in the area.