Montreal to Orlando

[Brandilovesdisney]

Air Canada is offering $430 per peron, taxes and fees incl. for Montreal to Orlando non-stop Oct. 30th - Nov 10th. I was wondering - is this a good deal?

 

[roxysmum123]

From that airport yes, but if you drive to Burlington Vermont and fly from there you can save over 120$ a person.

 

[Brandilovesdisney]

I was considerng that, but we would have to get a hotel with park n stay regardless of what US airport we choose because we live north of Ottawa. With extra gas and a meal the night before we fly out, plus the hotel stay with parking there wouldn't be enough difference to tempt us into going over the border.
I would take a look at Ottawa but none of their flights are direct to Orlando and we have a 4 and a 2 year old - we really don't want to be running through an airport to connect between flights or travelling all day long.
Also we are meeting the rest of my family in Montreal because that is where they live.
Thanks for the info.!!!

 

[roxysmum123]

Ah, yes direct is key. Double check on WestJets fares too but that price does seem like a good deal if you'll have to fly over the boarder regardless.

 

[corster]

That's a great price. I paid almost $500 round trip from Ottawa (non-stop on the way back only)

 

[princess pooh]

That's about what I paid and I was thrilled with it

 

[webworm]

Allegiant and Direct Air also fly out of Plattsburgh, NY.