MKE to MCO

[leeann32]

I've just started looking into airfare for January. Right now Airtran is between $129-134 each way.
This seems expensive to me
Does anyone know if the prices will get lower or is this a good price?

 

[grimley1968]

That's really not a bad price, IMO, from MKE. You can always book now, and keep looking for lower prices, but I bet you won't find lower than that. I often check Southwest out of Louisville and Nashville (both with historically good fares to MCO) and they rarely have anything better than those prices.

 

[hollypoast]

We fly out of MKE and the lowest price I've ever seen over the years was $120 RT. That was about 5years ago. Gas prices are high so what is available right now may be the best you will find.

We have paid anywhere between $120 and $250 RT. (Usually paying an average of $175.) If you can plan ahead and book the first day flights are released you can usually get a good price. I know this doesn't help this time.

Good luck!

 

[magicaldisney]

My family flies out of Milwaukee and they have never paid much lower than what you are seeing now.

 

[wgeo]

We're flying SW out of MKE in a couple weeks for 80 each way, but that was purchased during their major anniversary sale. I still keep an eye out and I've seen 114 a couple of times, and 120 a few times also, but that's really the best. We didn't feel like driving, but there are a lot more flight times and usually about 10$ cheaper to fly SW out of Chicago.

 

[WIDisneyFan]

I would say that is a good price but not great. If it were me I would book it as I don't expect to see great prices anytime soon and it would kill me to wait and have the price go up

 

[buzzgirls&dad]

I'm not completely familiar with pricing for your time period. But we fly out of MKE and I got $129 from southwest for the end of Oct. AT was much more, like maybe $187 and up for nonstop. I do think you have a good price and one I know I could live with but it's probably not great.HTH

 

[Inkmahm]

I'm not completely familiar with pricing for your time period. But we fly out of MKE and I got $129 from southwest for the end of Oct. AT was much more, like maybe $187 and up for nonstop. I do think you have a good price and one I know I could live with but it's probably not great.HTH

I fly out of Milw, too. I have $89 one way for October 19 and the same for returning on October 25. In early Dec, I have $109 each way. All are nonstop. BUT, I purchased them at higher rates and waited for sales to ask for a credit on my purchase prices. I also have purchased March airfare for $134 each way. But I am counting on a sale sometime between now and then to reduce that cost, too.

I never find any SW fares close to the fares I pay on Airtran out of Milwaukee. The flight times are much better on Airtran, too.

 

[TinkStitch]

I'm flying MKE to MCO in 3 weeks & my flights were either $119 or $125 each way. I think my flights in May were $109 & in January my MCO to MKE would have been $134, but I had enough A+ points to only pay for my seat fee & taxes, so I paid about $20. I try to only take the direct flights (I don't like switching planes in Atlanta if it means just saving a few dollars. I'd rather be at Disney faster & pay a little more.)

 

[eeyoreland]

Another Wisconsinite here looking at February fares. When we went this past February we paid little over $200 RT. I like the AirTran flights and was wondering too if the prices would come down at all. What is their policy if the price goes down after you've booked?

 

[santadog]

I bought my MKE to MCO tickets for Airtran last Feb for my August Trip. I paid $254 per person, but that included the seat selection (normally $25), and 1 checked bag (normally $20)

Good luck!

 

[Inkmahm]

I bought my MKE to MCO tickets for Airtran last Feb for my August Trip. I paid $254 per person, but that included the seat selection (normally $25), and 1 checked bag (normally $20)

Good luck!

Seat selection isn't $25. It's $6 or $15 one way. Or $20 if you take an exit row seat.