Booking flights

[mrsminniemouse]

Can anyone suggest any websites where I can look for cheap flights to Orlando for next September? Virgin's flydrive seems a lot more expensive than we paid this year!

Where do you all book?

Thanks!
Mandy

 

[allie5]

I used Expedia this year, they were about £150 (each) cheaper than booking direct with Virgin.

Try funway, bonvoyage, ebookers or have a look on teletext page 222.

Good luck!

Allie

 

[2 Point]

Also give Travel City Direct a call, we've already booked for Sep 18th next year and have a great price at the time we want to go.

Their car hire is a little more expensive (£430 compared to £310 independent), but this is offset by being able to fly locally direct and cheaply. The amount we 'save' on flights each easily covers the more expensive hire car.

 

[stubb]

hi mandy

try major travel.co.uk we are using them at xmas £1350 for 5 of us. (One stop at washington with united)

michelle

 

[juliebro]

I can recommend Airline Network on

www.airline-network.co.uk

Julie

 

[stubb]

also try teletext

michelle

 

[Astrid]

I've booked through Bon Voyage for next October, flying with BA who worked out cheaper than Virgin.

I would also recommend Travel City Direct.

HTH

Astrid

 

[Tartan Tigger]

We got a great deal with Dialaflight for our upcoming December trip. For our trip in July 05 we booked our flights with Major Travel, they were £200 per person cheaper than the best Dialaflight could give us.

 

[Miffy2003]

Another thumbs up here for Bon Voyage as we saved about £500 (2 adults and 2 children) flying next August

 

[LJP]

Another vote for Major Travel - we paid £280 + tax each, with Virgin, to Miami this past September. We also didn't have to pay in full until 6 weeks before travel.

 

[MsPennieLane]

I've used firstchoice.co.uk and mytravel.com in the past for flying into Sanford. Also cheapestflights.co.uk are great.

Anz

 

[crux]

We had a quote from Kenwood Travel of approx £1250 for two adults flying Economy with Virgin, Manchester to Orlando, including 2 weeks car hire and insurance departing on 22nd September 2005. We really wanted Premium Economy on the return flight at least, but this was approx £600 extra. In the end we booked with Travel City Direct, paying approx £1700, but this includes an upgrade to Sunshine First with the 50 inch legroom on both flights.

 

[pigby]

Only been home two weeks and I booked again today for next summer (July). Found Travelcity Direct cheapest at £1506 for the three of us (2 adults, 1 child flying direct from Manchester).

Flew with Delta on this last trip via Atlanta but Travelcity were £300 cheaper this time (Delta flights on Expedia) and £700 cheaper than Virgin. Although Delta were fine, we'll enjoy the direct flight this time.