Cheap/glitch school holiday flights 2021

[Kilkobeano]

Thanks, will be following this, hoping to get a good deal from Newcastle for next summer hols 🤞

[sotagals]

Originally Posted by patjeff63

My cheapie deals today (not quite as cheap as yesterday)
from the ITA Matrix

July 31st x 14 nights. London to Tampa
Finnair out 11.50 back 6.30 £520

July31st x 14 nights London to MCO all £543
Finnair out 11.30 back 5.10
Finnair out 10.50 back 7.55
Finnair out 1.25 back 5.10
Finnair out 1.25 back 7.55

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How do you see August fares on the ITA Matrix?

When I've looked 20th July is the last day on the search.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by Friday'sChild

We have booked a crafty DVC week during the half term break:

LGW - MCO Virgin Atlantic (29th May)

MCO - Atlanta (Delta) - LGW (Virgin Atlantic) (5th June)

Just a short stopover at Atlanta (1 1/2 hours) and includes luggage at 23 kg

£413 per person

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who did you book that with ? ? its a great price

[DisneyCupcake]

Originally Posted by Kilkobeano

Thanks, will be following this, hoping to get a good deal from Newcastle for next summer hols 🤞

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It is a bit harder from Newcastle due to the limited choice so I would certainly do as much research as you can.

Routes I can find are

TUI - Direct NCL-SFB for 2021
BA - NCL to LHR or LGW to MCO/TPA/MIA and NCL to DUB to MCO codeshare with EI
VS - NCL to MCO/MIA with various combinations through partners such as AF/KLM/DL
AF/KLM - NCL via AMS/CDG again with the above VS combinations

There are other alternative departure airports such as Teesside/Manchester/Edinburgh/Glasgow and purely London but that does mean extra travelling and expense which may or may not suit the passengers.

[Elmhurst 5]

sotogals -
Click on - see calendar of lowest fares
" July
" 14 nights
" up to one stop
" un tick airport changes Search

you now have the calendar for July and August,
click on 31st July this will bring up available flights with a return for the 14th August. Click on 2nd August and you will see flights with a return date of the 16th August.

[disney babe]

Originally Posted by DisneyCupcake

It is a bit harder from Newcastle due to the limited choice so I would certainly do as much research as you can.

Routes I can find are

TUI - Direct NCL-SFB for 2021
BA - NCL to LHR or LGW to MCO/TPA/MIA and NCL to DUB to MCO codeshare with EI
VS - NCL to MCO/MIA with various combinations through partners such as AF/KLM/DL
AF/KLM - NCL via AMS/CDG again with the above VS combinations

There are other alternative departure airports such as Teesside/Manchester/Edinburgh/Glasgow and purely London but that does mean extra travelling and expense which may or may not suit the passengers.

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We do via mcl twice a year, always into mco in winter, sometimes mco, sometimes miami in summer, weve done ncl- ams, cdg, dub, but mostly lhr, we then do a 2nd stop in USA clearing immigration then quick hop to florida n land domestic n straight out of airport,

[KitCat2019]

We are hoping to go on Friday 13th for 3 weeks so eagerly awaiting flight prices! After the great tips on here, I'm thinking of a fly drive. X

[smithlane]

I’m in! Thank you for starting the thread.
My DD and DS are both doing A Levels and GCSEs next year but frustratingly can’t book yet until we know the exam dates! We’re not actually going to Orlando but redoing our cancelled trip from this year of Hilton Head Island and the Smoky Mountains. Charlotte would be the ideal place to fly into but I can make MCO work if prices are cheaper which at the moment they are. Wish we could get them booked as they’ll probably shoot straight up once the dates are finalised 😩

[MrsMoney]

Subscribing thanks

[hjanea46]

I'm presuming that the ITA matrix prices do not include seats and checked luggage?
Can a TA book them before they are released if that makes sense?
If I book flights and the first nights accommodation via a TA does it become a package?
Got some good prices lba-ams-mco with delta(via air france! )and lhr-mco virgin, but don't know how much would need adding on for these.
Sorry for all the questions!