Airfare watch thingie?

[Luv2Travel]

Okay, sorry, I can't remember what it's called, but I'm looking for a website or something that does an airfare watch for me and lets me know when the airfare that I'm looking for decreases in price. Has anyone ever heard of such a thing? Seems like I've read about it on this board, but since I don't know what it's called, I can't do a search for it.:confused: :rolleyes: Can anyone help me out there with a quick way to keep a watch on airfare? Thanks for any help.:D

[TravelSheryl]

Both Expedia and Travelocity offer fare trackers.

[Luv2Travel]

Thanks TravelSheryl for the quick reply.:D I'm a newbie with flying to Orlando, we are within driving distance to WDW so I wasn't sure where to start.:rolleyes: Thanks again!

[KimOhio]

if yahoo is your home page you can make a small section under travel for it to watch different airports and prices everyday

[Beverly Lynn]

http://www.beattheairlines.com/

http://www.pyramid.ch/airgtravel_res.htm

http://www.fairair.com/Index/?partner=google2

here are a couple of different one to try using.
I use about 10 differentones myself.

[Luv2Travel]

KimOhio - unfortunately (in this case) I use the DIS as my homepage ;) :cool: , but I will go to yahoo and set that up to look at. :D

Beverly Lynn - thanks to both of you for the good info. We aren't going until November, but if I can come up with "cheap" enough airfare between now and then I'm going to buy my MIL and FIL's tickets too. ;)

[TravelSheryl]

Luv2Travel, there is no need to sign up for Yahoo if you sign up for Travelocity. Yahoo gets all of its info. directly from Travelocity.