Round trip Flights to Prescott

Dep: Nov 16 Rtn: Nov 20MKC
Kansas CityPRC
Prescott$288^.60
Dep: Nov 23 Rtn: Dec 03SAC
SacramentoPRC
Prescott$329^.60
Dep: Nov 22 Rtn: Dec 03SCK
SacramentoPRC
Prescott$334^.20
Dep: Jan 22 Rtn: Jan 27PWM
PortlandPRC
Prescott$354^.00

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Useful Information on Flights to Prescott

Cheapest Fare:	$204.2
Weekly Non Stop Flights:	15 Flights Weekly
Destination Airport:	Ernest A Love Field
Popular Airlines:	United Airlines

Facts About Flying to Prescott, Arizona

The percentage of Prescott travelers over the age of 35 was 76%.
The percentage of Prescott travelers over the age of 60 was 44%.
The percentage of Prescott travelers who traveled with kids under 14 was 3%.
The percentage of Prescott travelers who were millennials was 20%.
The percentage of Prescott travelers who were female was 57%.
Average number of days spent by travelers in Prescott was 19.
Month with most bookings for Prescott was October.
Month with least bookings for Prescott was December.

‡ All of the above-mentioned facts are derived from the data of the last 3 months while the highest and lowest booking months are picked on the basis of last 12 months.

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Top Attractions in Prescott

A must visit in Prescott, the Smoki Museum features an irresistible collection of primitive and modern pottery, ornaments and stone artifacts. Don’t miss the Southwest basketry, kachinas, photographs, paintings and texts.

Watch utterly beautiful tigers and other wild creatures roaming freely in the conserved area of Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary. The bird collection of the sanctuary is also impressive including Barn Owl, Blue and Gold Macaw, aureate Pheasant, big-horned owl, ravens, and red - Tailed hawks.

Learn about the lifestyle of early inhabitants and the Native Americans at the Sharlot Hall Museum. The museum features an extensive collection of exhibits and organizes living history events to make you aware of city’s past.

People who love natural scenery must visit the Watson Lake. Explore amazing geological formations and fossils or take a dip in the lake. In case you want to do canoeing, you can get the gears on rent.