Airfare for late sept

[brownierose]

Dh is meeting is at wdw for a few days -- trying to book him airfare from Boston without any layovers. Any advice or deals that normally come out for this time??

Thanks!!!

 

[kmb584]

Dh is meeting is at wdw for a few days -- trying to book him airfare from Boston without any layovers. Any advice or deals that normally come out for this time??

Thanks!!!

Get a baseline price now and then keep an eyeball on fares starting in mid-August. Airline prices are the cheapest from then until the beginning of September and I've purchase tickets for $110-$200 less than what they had been the prior week, prior day even.

 

[Aggiegrl]

I started looking the the exact same thing today. The prices are killing me. JetBlue is usually our go to, but they are $600-700 a person. We are a family of five, no way we can pay that.

Why doesn't anyone else fly non stops BOS to MCO? No wonder the prices are high. No competition.

 

[trinaaron]

I'm not sure of the specifics, but JetBlue and Dunkin Donuts are running a
20% off promotion for most of September and October. It might be worth looking into.

 

[brownierose]

I'm not sure of the specifics, but JetBlue and Dunkin Donuts are running a 20% off promotion for most of September and October. It might be worth looking into.

How do you get that??

 

[n2mm]

I'm not sure of the specifics, but JetBlue and Dunkin Donuts are running a 20% off promotion for most of September and October. It might be worth looking into.

I read this is for NY. Does anyone know if it's available anywhere else?

 

[brownierose]

I started looking the the exact same thing today. The prices are killing me. JetBlue is usually our go to, but they are $600-700 a person. We are a family of five, no way we can pay that. Why doesn't anyone else fly non stops BOS to MCO? No wonder the prices are high. No competition.

I know!!! He wanted me to look at other airlines which I did but they are all layovers which he doesn't want. Love JetBlue but prices are just too high or for their cheaper flights those are all layovers too!!

 

[Gracie09]

I've found with jet blue it's cheapest to buy tickets right when they Are released. We are also going in September but have had our tickets for six months, give it take.

I would look into the more traditional airlines. They may have their ticket prices go down six week to month before.

Good luck

 

[DebbieB]

I started looking the the exact same thing today. The prices are killing me. JetBlue is usually our go to, but they are $600-700 a person. We are a family of five, no way we can pay that.

Why doesn't anyone else fly non stops BOS to MCO? No wonder the prices are high. No competition.

If competition drives the price down and the airline is no longer making money or not making enough money, they pull the route. Southwest has ended non-stops from several cities because of this.

Have you looked at Southwest from Manchester or Providence? They have non-stops there.

 

[brownierose]

I'm not sure of the specifics, but JetBlue and Dunkin Donuts are running a 20% off promotion for most of September and October. It might be worth looking into.

Thanks trinaaron!! After a little difficulty with my local dunks I got the promo code abd saved $62 in my husbands flights. I changed days abd times around a bit (he leaves Orlando later in the evening on a fri opposed to a Saturday morning). I can't thank u enough!!!

 

[brownierose]

I read this is for NY. Does anyone know if it's available anywhere else?

I'm in mass -- the dunks store should have light blue signs in shape of circle advertising

 

[Aggiegrl]

Thanks trinaaron!! After a little difficulty with my local dunks I got the promo code abd saved $62 in my husbands flights. I changed days abd times around a bit (he leaves Orlando later in the evening on a fri opposed to a Saturday morning). I can't thank u enough!!!

Glad you found something. We actually added a day to the beginning of our trip. Even with the additional hotel night we saved over $1000. We were able to get the night added to our free dining, so the OOP costs will be minimal.

We ended up with JetBlue nonstop going using points and USAir with a layover on the way back. Sure wish that code was valid on one way flights!

 

[n2mm]

Yes my friend in Hudson Ma. Got me a code at one of her stores.