When to book flights

[DisneyBelle_x]

I'm planning a visit to DLR next September before flying over to WDW, as I'm from the UK I've no idea when is best to book flights for the best fares, I need a one way flight (non stop) from LAX-MCO, at the moment the cost is $202 is this a good price or should I hold off till closer to the time?

 

[lalasmama]

$202 seems like a good price to me!

 

[Winnowill]

I agree. I would snap that up, pronto!

 

[DisneyBelle_x]

Thank you both, will get it booked

 

[Susie63]

I booked our flights out of LGB to MCO for February(Presidents day and Valentines day weekend)for $136 each...taxes included. I checked Google flights everyday in the morning, afternoon and before bed.
This flight had one quick stop in PHX...but I am happy to switch that with flying out of LAX.

 

[Canuck16]

That is a good price for sure.

We always book our flights as early as possible as they most always go up the closer to the departure date.

Have fun!

 

[ParkHopper1]

Book....now.

I am flying weekly and averaging $550 for coast to coast flights.

 

[Susie63]

I booked November 22 for our trip on the 13th of February. Just under the 3 month mark. Good luck... hope you find a great deal!

 

[sheetz]

I'm finding fares on Virgin for as low as $129 nonstop from LAX to MCO for next September.

 

[DisneyBelle_x]

I'm finding fares on Virgin for as low as $129 nonstop from LAX to MCO for next September.

Just checked those but unfortunately they seem to be for wednesdays only, I have to fly Friday 9th

 

[SMD]

I would at least wait until the booking window opens for Southwest, which is currently only up through August 5th. I'd expect to pay $150-$180 but have seen the fares higher, for sure. With SW you'd get 2 free checked pieces of luggage. If the price goes down on SW you do get the balance back as an airfare credit for up to 1 year. Maybe not such an incentive if you probably won't be here to use it, but as part of a longer trip the free checked bags can be a savings. SW also flies SNA to MCO, which might be a little bit less of a hassle than getting to LAX.