Best sites to find good deals on flights?

[WVU Disney Fan]

Any tips?

 

[Albort]

i usually just stick with google flights. Use that if you need a ticket as soon as possible. If you have a chance to wait it out, i suggest using the app called Hopper. It will take last years data and predict this years estimate. Will alert you when to buy it and when is the worst days to fly.

 

[Alesia]

I use Google flights, too.

Whatever you do, don't book your flight through a third party. Only book directly through the airline.

 

[Disneyliscious]

I use google as well. And then you have to check Southwest separately because they don't list on Google. honestly, there arent any great deals to be "found" anymore unless you get a coupon in your email. Be sure to sign up for all of the airlines rewards programs and you'll get emails from them. Frontier has some really cheap fares at times as long as you are flying bare bones (no bags).

 

[QueenIsabella]

Just an FYI--we're traveling internationally this summer (flying to Rome), working with a TA (AAA). She had quoted me some airfare, but hadn't booked yet. Just for yucks, I went on travelocity, and the identical fare popped up on there. It may be different for domestic travel, but there was absolutely no difference, doing it myself versus using an agent. I do know that AAA charges to book airfare, so I wouldn't go that route if you didn't have a package with them.

 

[ceecee]

I have always found the best deals directly on the airlines websites.