Thinking of making travel plans for Memorial Day? You can book a trip without digging a hole in your wallet.

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Whether you want to the long weekend hanging out on the beach or perusing the streets of a bustling city, there are a few reasonably priced flights up for grabs.

Here are some of the cheapest deals for Memorial Day, courtesy of Priceline and Expedia:

Atlanta to New Orleans

Craving seafood and lively music? Stay close to home and go to New Orleans to explore the French Quarter. Priceline has bargains for a three-night stay for as little as $148 roundtrip from the ATL.

Atlanta to New York 

Visit the Big Apple to experience some of the city's most popular attractions, including Times Square, Broadway or Central Park. Prices for roundtrip flights for a three-night stay start around $226 on Priceline.

Atlanta to Miami

Soak up the sun and enjoy the beaches in Miami. Act fast to snatch up a deal for a three-night stay for about $250, according to Expedia.

Atlanta to Las Vegas

Feeling lucky? Hit the casinos in Sin City. No need to gamble on a deal, though, because you can snatch up a roundtrip flight for a two-night trip for $279 to $300, according to Expedia.

Atlanta to Washington D.C.

Celebrate the holiday in the nation's capital. Head to the White House or check out the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Priceline has a roundtrip route out of Atlanta for a two-night trip available for about $254.

Atlanta to Los Angeles

Make your way to the West Coast for the long weekend. With many beaches and amusement parks, there will be plenty to do. Grab a roundtrip flight for a two-night stay for about $292 to $320 on Priceline.

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