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39 Best Prime Day Travel Deals in 2025
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Amazon Prime Day (or shall we say, days plural) is back — and it's longer than ever. For the first time, the summer shopping event spans four full days, from July 8 through July 11, giving Prime members 96 hours to score deals across millions of items, including travel.
Many travel companies, including hotels and airlines, are hopping on the Prime Day shopping momentum and offering their own deals outside of Amazon, so even non-Prime members can score travel deals this week.
Here are the top Prime Day 2025 travel deals we’ve spotted so far:
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Prime Day deals on travel bags, backpacks and suitcases
Here’s some of the best gear available right now for Prime members:
Bought too many souvenirs? This monster 150L duffle bag could save you. Since it folds flat, you can sneak it in your suitcase just in case you return with more stuff than you brought.
This hard-sided spinner suitcase from Samsonite is a sleek, durable option for serious travelers. It can take a beating on long-haul flights while still looking stylish. The expandable shell and smooth 360° wheels make it perfect for longer trips where you can’t pack light — or don’t want to.
This phone case doubles as a crossbody wallet, keeping your phone both safe and accessible. The price above is listed for the iPhone 16 Pro version, but Bandolier makes versions for a variety of smartphone models.
Prime Day deals on other travel tech and accessories
Apple AirTag (4 Pack):34% off — $64.99 (was $99).
Keep tabs on your checked luggage with AirTags. These coin-sized trackers help you locate your bags, keys or backpacks with an app on your iPhone, allowing you to see where the AirTag (and thus whatever item you tucked it into) is at all times.
Though not as good of a deal per unit, you can also buy just one AirTag for $19.99 (was $29).
Save $180 on these premium noise-cancelling headphones, ideal for long-haul flights or busy airports. With 40 hours of battery life, spatial audio and USB-C lossless compatibility, they’re great for both Apple and Android users.
If you prefer something a little more compact, you might go with the AirPods Pro 2, which are roughly the same price. Like the Beats Studio Pro headphones, these also offer active noise cancellation.
Perfect for campers, hikers or festival-goers, this solar-powered portable charger has a flashlight, wireless charging, and even USB-C compatibility. It’s not a full replacement for an outlet, but in a pinch, the sun's got your back.
Ready to document your travels in ultra-crisp 5.3K video? The HERO12 has HDR, livestream capability and killer stabilization — all packed into a waterproof shell that’s ideal for underwater adventures.
No need to print out and frame your photos. This frame lets you send photos directly from your phone to display, so you can show off your vacation pictures instantly.
This snack box delivers Japanese treats treats like ramen, Japanese KitKats, Pocky and sodas straight from Tokyo. Each 2.8-pound box is curated by local experts and includes a 20-page guide that breaks down each item (with allergen info) and offers cultural insights into modern Japanese snacking.
Think of it like a vending machine tour of Tokyo without the jet lag. Great for Japanophiles, anime fans, or anyone curious about international snacks.
Nothing tastes like travel quite like a Biscoff cookie. These are the inflight snack on many airlines, but this deal lets you nosh on them at home — for a discounted price.
Prime Day cruise deals
Save up to $1,200 per room on Carnival Cruise Line
The Carnival Conquest. (Photo by Sally French)
Carnival Cruise Linehas partnered with Amazon to offer cruises from with discounts of up to $1,200. Plus, Amazon Prime members will receive up to $100 in onboard credit. Book through Amazon's Prime Day travel deals page.
Up to $800 off and 3rd and 4th guests sail free on Royal Caribbean
The splash area on Royal Caribbean's Ovation of the Seas. (Photo by Sally French)
Royal Caribbean is offering a deal for Amazon Prime members where the third and fourth guest in your cabin can sail for free and travelers can get up to 40% off onboard extras.
Cruises.com “Prime Time to Cruise” Sale
Separate from Amazon, Cruises.com is riding the Prime Day wave by offering prepaid gratuities on select Norwegian, Royal Caribbean and MSC sailings — no Prime membership required. Gratuities vary, but on Royal Caribbean, they range from $18.50–$21 per person per day.
Cruises.com is an online travel agent that sells cruises. Sometimes it offers excellent deals, but do compare prices. Sometimes booking direct can still be cheaper.
Prime Day rental car and train discounts
Up to 30% off and an Amazon gift card at Avis Car Rental
Avis Car Rental is participating in Prime Day deals. Avis is offering up to 30% off base car rental rates, plus 10% back in an Amazon gift card. Book through the Amazon Prime Day travel deals page.
Up to 30% off and an Amazon gift card at Budget
Similarly, Budget Rent a Car is also offering up to 30% off car rental rates and 10% back as an Amazon gift card when you book your rental through its Amazon Prime Day travel deals page.
20% off coach fares at Amtrak
Prime Members who book midweek travel now until July 11 can save 20% on seats. The deal is good for travel Aug. 5 to Nov. 13.
Prime Day hotel deals
IHG Hotels Summer Flash Sale
Separate from Amazon Prime, IHG is running its own sale on roughly the same dates. IHG One Rewards members get up to 25% off and non-members get 20% off of bookings made from July 8 to 16, for stays July 11 to Sept. 30, 2025. It's valid at IHG hotels in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Latin America and Caribbean.
Hyatt's summer sale
And in a similar vein, Hyatt is also running a sale separate from Amazon Prime, but starting the same day as Amazon Prime Day 2025.
For stays booked between now and July 28 for travel from July 9 to Sept. 30, 2025, World of Hyatt members can get 25% off hundreds of hotels across the U.S., Canada, Caribbean, Mexico and a handful of other international destinations.
Non-members get 20% off. But since it's free to join World of Hyatt, there's no reason not to sign up and get the full 25% off.
Save up to 40% on your Kauai getaway
For those dreaming of a Hawaiian escape, Sheraton Kauai Coconut Beach Resort is running a Christmas in July flash sale from July 11 to 18.
The deal offers up to 40% off the resort’s best available rates — its biggest discount of the year — for stays during August, October, November and December 2025. The beachfront resort sits on Kauai's Royal Coconut Coast, making this an opportunity for a tropical getaway at a reduced price.
Up to two kids stay free at Mexico’s ultimate eco all-inclusive
If you’re traveling with family, Sandos Caracol Eco Resort in Playa del Carmen has a standout deal: up to two kids stay free when you book between now and July 21 for travel from July 10, 2025 through Oct. 28, 2026 (blackout dates apply).
This all-inclusive includes more than 10 dining experiences, plus access to a 29-slide waterpark, a swimmable cenote (essentially a natural sinkhole), river snorkeling, Broadway-style entertainment, a rescue animal barnyard and water sports like kayaking — all included in the stay.
10% off or more at San Diego hotels
Paradise Point Resort & Spa. (Photo by Sally French)
When you book select San Diego hotels through Expedia, you can save 20% or more during Amazon Prime Day.
Popular properties include:
Fairmont Grand Del Mar – 31% off | $634/night.
Paradise Point Resort & Spa – 26% off | $827/night.
There's another destination deal as part of Prime Days, but this one is 15% off at select Michigan hotels booked through Expedia. To get in on this deal, you must enter code MICHIGAN20 at checkout.
Popular properties include:
The Birchy, Adventure Lodging by Base Hospitality Group.
Beachfront Hotel.
Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel.
20% off or more at Myrtle Beach hotels
Myrtle Beach is a popular summer travel destination for families, and this Prime Day you can get book rooms at participating hotels for 20% off (or more). Popular properties include:
Ocean Reef Resort.
Crown Reef Beach Resort and Waterpark.
Beach Cover Resort.
Room upgrade and $150 dining credit at Aruba Marriott Resort
Looking for a Caribbean escape? The Aruba Marriott Resort is offering a Seas the Summer promotion which includes
A room upgrade (subject to availability).
A $150 dining credit.
A beach-themed welcome gift with aloe products for sun care.
This oceanfront resort features two pools, 10 restaurants, Aruba’s largest spa, and an on-site casino. A three-night minimum stay is required, and the offer is valid for bookings through Sept. 30, 2025. Use code CUE when reserving.
Airfare deals
Discounts on Air New Zealand flights
Air New Zealand is running limited-time fare deals from U.S. cities to Auckland. Here are some sample economy roundtrip prices by city to Auckland:
Honolulu: $750.
Los Angeles: $825.
San Francisco: $925.
Houston: $1,025.
New York (JFK): $1,425.
If you want a fancier fare class, premium economy deals range from $2,325 – $3,625. Business premier fares range from $4,225 – $7,925.
Up to $100 off economy fares on Cathay Pacific
Cathay Pacific is doing a "World's Best Economy Sale" from now through July 22, 2025. Travelers can get:
$50 off flights to Hong Kong: Use the promotional code BEST2HKGUS on flights from Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW), Los Angeles (LAX) and San Francisco (SFO) to Hong Kong.
$100 off flights to Asia beyond Hong Kong: Use the code BESTECOUS for flights from six major US gateways – New York (JFK), Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW), Los Angeles (LAX), San Francisco (SFO), Chicago (ORD) and Boston (BOS). Some of the destinations in the sale are in Southeast Asia, Japan, the the Chinese Mainland.
You'll have to join to Cathay Pacific loyalty program to book. The discount is valid for travel from Sept. 15, 2025 through April 1, 2026.
Up to 50% off Southwest flights
Southwest Airlines is running a limited-time sale with up to 50% off base fares when you use the promo code BIGDEAL. The discount is valid on select one-way or round-trip Basic and Wanna Get Away Plus® fares booked on Southwest.com or swabiz.com before July 10, 2025.
Here are the eligible travel dates:
Continental U.S.: August 4 – December 17, 2025 (blackout dates: Nov. 21–26 and Nov. 28–Dec. 1)
Continental U.S. to/from international, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico: August 17 – December 11, 2025 (blackout dates: Aug. 28–Sept. 2 and Nov. 20–24 for outbound; Aug. 28–Sept. 2 and Nov. 28–Dec. 2 for inbound)
Interisland Hawaii: July 29 – October 1, 2025 (blackout dates: Aug. 28–Sept. 2)
The deal applies to travel on select days of the week depending on route:
Continental U.S.: All days of the week
U.S. to Hawaii/international: Sundays–Wednesdays
From Hawaii/international to U.S.: Tuesdays–Fridays
Interisland Hawaii: Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Puerto Rico: Mondays–Thursdays
To claim the offer, enter the promo code BIGDEAL when booking. Eligible flights will show strike-through pricing at checkout. Note that the discount applies only to the base fare before taxes and fees.
Theme park ticket deals
Theme park promotions (not associated with Amazon) are also in full swing. Though not actually offered through Amazon, these deals align with the big spending holiday. You may find additional savings through authorized resellers like Undercover Tourist, so compare prices before booking.
There's a 365-day cancellation window; Undercover Tourist will refund 95% of the total, with some exceptions.
Hidden fees?
No.
Pros
Offers discounts on theme park tickets.
Counts as a travel purchase on credit cards.
Cons
Bigger discounts usually have more strings attached.
You can’t get a full refund.
Types of tickets available
E-tickets or mailed tickets with free shipping.
Offers refunds and returns?
Yes.
There's a 365-day cancellation window; Undercover Tourist will refund 95% of the total, with some exceptions.
Hidden fees?
No.
Pros
Offers discounts on theme park tickets.
Counts as a travel purchase on credit cards.
Cons
Bigger discounts usually have more strings attached.
You can’t get a full refund.
SeaWorld Orlando for $79.99
For $79.99, you'll get a single-day ticket (valid through Sept. 1), free entrée and drink, plus a $10 retail credit.
SeaWorld San Diego for $79.99
This is a similar deal to the one above, but it slightly varies in the extras. With this, you'll get a single-day ticket, free entrée and drink and a one-time Quick Queue pass. SeaWorld also gives adults 21 and older the option to add on another beer for just 75 cents (limited to one per day).
SeaWorld San Antonio for $64.99
An orca show at SeaWorld San Antonio. (Photo by Hamilton Nguyen)
This deal includes a single-day ticket, free entrée and drink, plus $10 SEA Bucks for in-park use.
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay – $89.99
For $89.99, you can get a single-day ticket, free entrée and drink, and Quick Queue access.
Busch Gardens Williamsburg – $69.99
Busch Gardens Williamsburg is offering a single-day ticket, free entrée and drink, and one-time Quick Queue access for $69.99.
Cinderella Castle inside Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort. (Photo by Sally French)
If you’re heading to Walt Disney World with kids ages 3 to 9, tickets for three days or longer are 50% off. This discount is valid for visits through Sept. 20, 2025, and can mean serious savings for families with younger kids.
Universal Studios Hollywood BOGO ticket deal
Buy a one-day ticket and get a second day free for the same person on a different date. While blackout dates (mostly holidays and weekends) apply, the two visits don't need to be on consecutive days — making this a great option for locals. To qualify, purchase by Aug. 13 and visit by Dec. 17, 2025.
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If you are an Amazon Prime member, you're eligible to apply for the Prime Visa, which has a $0 annual fee. Though, Amazon Prime membership typically costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year.
This Chase-issued card is particularly great for shopping not just on Amazon, but also Whole Foods. It also earns decent rewards in other spending categories. Here's how much you'll earn on the Prime Visa:
5% back at Amazon.com and Whole Foods Market.
2% back at restaurants, gas stations and local transit, including rideshare.
1% back on all other purchases.
Cardholders of the Prime Visa can also earn 10% back in rewards on select products through "Prime Card Bonus" offers. Eligible products include electronics, apparel and more.
Best for booking other travel
Since many deals on actual travel items are processed directly through the travel provider — not Amazon — you're often better off using a travel credit card that earns bonus points on travel purchases (booked outside of the issuer's travel portal).
