Best Airfare?

[britts06]

My boyfriend and I were planning on going to WDW in November, and I was looking at buying plane tickets through AAA since I have a membership with them.

Has anyone gotten their airfare through AAA before?

I could get 2 round-trip, non-stop flights from Boston to Orlando on Delta for a total of $464.00 including tax. Is that a good deal?

What airlines do you all preferably take when you fly?

Thank you!

 

[Irishween]

My family and I are going in April. Got a Southwest deal $49 each way. I have changed my flight time twice with no extra charge - as long as I did it online. Only 15 more days I can't wait

 

[britts06]

Wow! That's an awesome deal. I'd much rather spend about 100 per ticket than 232. I'll have to check SW out. Thanks

 

[DVC Grammy]

Another SWA fan here. From the Boston area airports to MCO, SW usually offers really good fares, especially if you get Dings! I'd check them out first on www.southwest.com.
Very often, SWA has the lowest fares.

 

[Fionasmommy]

Keep looking. We travel from Colorado and usually pay between $180 and $220 for a non-stop flight. You should be able to get it for less because you're much closer than we are.

 

[1000th happy haunt]

Since you're in New Hampshire, you might also want to check Southwest flying out of Manchester.

Or how about JetBlue flying out of Boston?

 

[kaytieeldr]

Or (although they're apparently dropping to 'seasonal' service) Allegiant out of Portsmouth?

At any rate: AAA - any Travel Agent, really - will charge you a service charge per air ticket because the airlines cut the commissions they used to pay. In addition, while the AAA Travel Agents at my local office are great, the "best" fare they could get me to California a couple of years ago was almost three times what I ended up paying on JetBlue.

 

[britts06]

Ok, thank you all so much for your help!!