Affiliate disclosure

Last updated: September 30, 2026

Hidden Weekends Texas may earn a commission when a traveler makes a qualifying booking or purchase through a link that is clearly marked as an affiliate link. This may include lodging, activities, tickets, transportation, and other travel providers. If a qualifying link earns a commission, it should not change the price you pay, but provider pricing and terms always control.

What is live today

Hidden Weekends Texas currently links from its public package pages to curated Expedia Travel Shops collections, selected Viator experiences, and GetYourGuide experience searches. These links are clearly labeled as affiliate links and may earn Hidden Weekends Texas a commission on qualifying bookings. The app also provides Google Maps, official-provider, and Google-search fallbacks for named providers; those fallback links are not affiliate links unless they are clearly labeled otherwise.

How recommendations are selected

We aim to compare reputable sources and highlight strong available value based on comparable pricing and terms. We do not promise the absolute lowest price. Compensation does not guarantee a recommendation or ranking, and a recommendation does not guarantee availability, quality, or suitability for you.

Additional partner links

Links for Booking.com, Agoda, KAYAK, Klook, or other providers may be added later. Hidden Weekends Texas will identify qualifying affiliate links near the link before they are enabled. Each provider’s own terms, privacy notice, and booking conditions apply once you leave the site or app.

Program requirements vary: the site owner should regularly verify each affiliate program’s required disclosure wording, placement, trademarks, and territorial rules. This page is informational and is not legal advice.