feels good, definitely didn t want to travel on wednesday, i knew that was not going to be fun. reporter: tomorrow get ready to put the brakes on optimal conditions. this year s different, the travel before thanksgiving has spread out over the whole sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday leading up to thanksgiving day. reporter: aaa estimates some 300,000 more travelers will take to the skies this thanksgiving weekend. philly international will see its share. they say instead of wednesday, traditionally the busiest ahead of turkey day, the heaviest volume day is now tomorrow. an estimated 82,000 travelers will be right by your side. everyone is trying to, like, beat the crowd so they go on tuesday instead of wednesday, but i m like, smart, i m going on monday. reporter: a couple of hints, economy parking will run you $11 a day, so if you re staying tuesday to saturday, budget for $55. check with your carrier or phl gate for your flight departure status. also use the m
it. unless things got out of control. and the good news again, is that things have remained peaceful. now, traveling if you are on 15th street for about a half hour, it was closed but right now you can see there are people moving their way through here. there was a march that had to close some streets, but right now things are flowing and the police officers, they re posted on every corner. we were told there would be a significant response from them. and they are out here right now. we just spoke with the deputy commissioner who told us he s pleased that things have remained calm. right now, everything is under control. i m glad to see that we have some of our folks to help us proactively. i had my police chaplains out here, and so we ll see what happens. reporter: back live now, you can see it is thinning out on top of the platform out there, so? twrou if you are traveling, avoid this area. that s the latest in center city, drew smits, nbc 10 news. our team coverage c
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