Flyong nonstop from SEA to MCO what would you do?

[lifeguardette]

Hey all,

My family and I are going to WDW from Friday nov. 15 (wanting to take a red eye non stop flight) and leaving WDW on nov. 23. I have been watching Alaska Airlines flight and the flights that we wanted, in early June were 567 round trip pp. The last month or so, they have been at 527pp. Now today they dropped to 494pp. Now I have also been keeping track of how many seats are available. There are about 58 seats going there for economy and 50 seats going back for economy. The number of seats available really hasn't changed that much from early June. Should I buy at this price or wait a little longer? Thanks!!!

 

[sasamong]

kinda but if 1 stop flights are an option, I would try SouthWest Airlines . I just bought my RT tickets yesterday for $342 (with 2 free luggage YAY!)

 

[lifeguardette]

Yeah, I would love to go with SW, or any cheaper one with 1 stop, but my dad doesn't do flying well and the change of planes would really stress him out, so we have to do nonstop .

 

[aristocat65]

Get the Alaska Airlines MasterCard and you get 25000 miles which will pay for one round trip ticket (depending) on your dates. You also get a companion ticket for $99. The Annual fee is $75 so in effect that companion will cost you $174, but still a good deal.
If you buy your tickets and your price goes down, Alaska will give you a credit for the difference to be used one a future flight too. I think the price will go down, but who knows really. They haven't had a sale on fares to Orlando in a long time.

 

[Deanie1]

We have had our Alaska flights booked for a couple of months now. Does a person only get the difference refunded if the flight is cheaper if they have the Alaska airmiles card?

 

[aristocat65]

You don't need an Alaska airlines credit card. If your flight gets cheaper you get a credit not a refund.