indirect flights...what am i doing wrong?! please help!

[chmurf]

Originally Posted by Tinker-mum

i was only searching the outbound which is 11 months out

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well that's rather useless anyway

if you're looking for prices, then you must realise that a one way ticket is often more expensive than a return ticket. So you won't get any idea about price (or even be scared of the results you'd find)

if you're looking for schedules and layover times, you can check the flights for the previous month, times will be the same (except for when there is a daylight savings time shift)

[Andybear]

Originally Posted by chmurf

well that's rather useless anyway

if you're looking for prices, then you must realise that a one way ticket is often more expensive than a return ticket. So you won't get any idea about price (or even be scared of the results you'd find)

if you're looking for schedules and layover times, you can check the flights for the previous month, times will be the same (except for when there is a daylight savings time shift)

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How rude. Last year was my first flight for over 20 years and I didn't realise until I booked them that a one way ticket was more expensive than a return ticket. Having holidayed by train/coach/ferry since my last WDW trip in 1997 I had no reason to realise.

[Warkman58]

Yes, your return flights won’t gave been loaded yet, so you will get such an error as they can’t package the return

[Rbecking]

You are too early yet, as of today 22nd May you can see flights upto 17th April 2020.

Not much point looking at one way prices either as they will be a lot more expensive. Try using Skyscanner or Kayak.

[cmpjdp]

Touch too early, but keep checking (that’s half the fun &#128512

[Guest]

Agree with most other posters, you are looking too early and should leave it a month or so. It also does not make sense to only look for one leg of the journey, pricing and availability does not work like that, airlines prefer to sell returns.