april 2004 expensive fllights

[disnurse]

I have been searching endlessly for a decent flight for april 2004. Its over easter weekend so I expected some difficulty but this early out I have always snagged something decent. Song is a laugh- 560$ per person and lousy flights. All the others are 300 or more and very non-direct- 2-3 hour layovers. "We live in southern RI so boston is a hike but PVD is closrer to 400 per person.

 

[MOMO2DK]

I've been watching the flights for a March 2004 trip to DW, and like yourself I'm shocked at the prices of flights. It also appears that there are very few non-stop flights. We fly with 2 small children and like to fly non-stop. I'm concerened- should I reserve now at these prices or wait and hope for them to go down, and if I wait do I risk the chance of a non-stop flight.

March 2004 will be our 3rd time down (from Boston) since 2001. So I don't consider myself a seasoned Fla traveler, so I'm not familiar with the flight availability and pricing trends. It would be nice to hear a more seasoned travelers preditictions for flights between New England and Fla.

Martha

 

[mouseclick1]

I've been looking for decent fares for Easter Week and I can't find anything! The cheapest I've found from Detroit (non-stop) was $316, until this afternoon when it jumped up another $40 for the same flight! I don't know if I should book now or wait and hope the rates come back down. Good luck finding a good rate!

 

[Padre Disney]

I have been trying to find something good for a group of 14 for a spring break 2004. Not much out there. I have tried every airlines group number with not much luck. Best I got was having everyone drive to Kansas city and fly out for around $280 each.

 

[scottsalisbury2003]

We are going to WDW during President's week in Feb 2004. The 14th through the 21st. The fares are outrageous. But I was too worried to not have confirmed reservations for such an important vacation. So I booked Jet Blue @ $224 EACH WAY PER PERSON! That hurts!!! But, with JetBlue if the price ever goes down, even the day before as they release seats you can get a credit for the difference to be used for another Jet Blue flight within 12 months. I don't think that is offered by any other airline.

Scott

 

[rsschneck]

I believe most airlines will give you vouchers if the prices are lowered for the same flight, same time, same day, etc. I know I have done this with Southwest and with Delta just within this past year. That is why I ALWAYS continue to watch the airfare prices even after I have purchased tickets.