Ideas on cheaper flights to disney

[tinkerbell313]

Wow, and I thought we got good fares in DC. Airfare to MCO has been right around $200 here for the last couple years. I guess you got lucky finding fares that low.

We have flown out of DCA on JetBlue twice within last year and flights were $130/rt. You have to fly Tuesdays/Wednesdays to get inexpensive flights.

I just booked for April and our flight was $136 r/t. We are doing a quick trip flying down on a Wednesday and returning on Saturday.

You need to be flexible on the actual days...mid week always seems to be less expensive.

 

[mcraige]

I read another post on the board recommending www.google.com/flights. I used it today, and like it MUCH better than Kayak or any of the other travel sites.

 

[jeff2012]

We are going in late September. Leaving on a Saturday and returning the following Sunday. The airfare is crazy, we have two adults, one 6 yr old, and at the time of flight a 21 month old

 

[beansmom]

And book through the airline's website. Some airlines, like Jet Blue and I think Southwest, will give you a credit if the fare drops and you call them.

I was told by Jetblue customer service that they will credit you no matter what site you booked thru, not just the jetblue.com site.

 

[MeggerasMa]

watch Frontier out of Harrisburg if you can be flexible in your travel dates. I very recently got april dates (Sunday - Thurs) for 117 RT. I was thrilled because I'd just traveled PHL to MCO in Jan and 124 down 136 back was the best I could get via US airways. Never traveled from MDT, but it beats the prices from ABE.

 

[ssawka]

I was told by Jetblue customer service that they will credit you no matter what site you booked thru, not just the jetblue.com site.

That must be new, because when I called last year to get a credit, they told me you had to book directly through them.