Planning a vacation around free days or free hours at sights requires much more forethought than just showing up with an infinite supply of cash. Con: You need to manage your time and plan well. While you may find that some under-the-radar spots are nearly empty (love when that happens), others may be extraordinarily crowded, and you’ll need to manage your time to find that perfect window. The busiest day for any museum in the world is its free day. Utilizing free options to fill in the gap between your big items saves a ton of money, and then you can enjoy what you came for without worry. You can spend $40 to catch the view from the Top of the Rock if you spent the rest of the day eating snacks from your backpack and cruising the city on the free ferry. Saving money on your second- or third-tier adventures can allow you to really splurge on the things at the top of your bucket list. There are travelers who should just spend the big bucks and enjoy because they will be miserable having to manipulate the system to score free deals. Some travelers should take a few easy-to-acquire freebies in with the high-priced items (this is probably where most of you live), and still other travelers don’t feel like they’ve gone on vacation if they didn’t utilize every free and discounted option out there. You know who you are, so remember there’s no wrong way to travel. Just do you and enjoy your trip! Pro: You can splurge on what you really like. Is free all it’s cut out to be? Well, that depends on what kind of traveler you are, your affinity for people, and your patience level.
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