Irish Dibbers June/July 2018 Bargain Flights

[Ciano]

Originally Posted by The Durrigan's

Appreciate that, thanks. I'd like to fly with AL but they never seem to be at the races regarding price. I played around with them dates you mentioned and if you returned on the 5th July you could get a direct flight home, operated by AL...worked out at about €575 pp

I just need to hold out a bit longer

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Yes I saw that on skyscanner so if u got AL for €700 (check it out on United as well as AL website when dates are available dates actually become avail on United sooner than AL) then ud be saving €125 pp. So depends on how many people you have and is it worth the saving!

[3family]

Here now, and signing in for next year already (just in case...)

[Ciano]

Originally Posted by 3family

Here now, and signing in for next year already (just in case...)

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Lol I thought I was bad we r back 4 weeks!

[scottishgirl1]

Another one here looking for 21st June from Dublin. Have seen some good prices returning on 2nd July but need to hold out a few more days!

[The Durrigan's]

Originally Posted by scottishgirl1

Another one here looking for 21st June from Dublin. Have seen some good prices returning on 2nd July but need to hold out a few more days!

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What's your return date, ours is the 12th July...if I see anything I'll post it on this thread?

[scottishgirl1]

We will be back earlier than that, poss 3rd or the 5th at latest! Trying for a more budget conscious trip so shorter than previously

[Warkman58]

Not sure thus is just Irish dibbers.
Many living in the midlands find a flight from Dublin or Shannon the cheapest route than Manchester or Gatwick 😃

[stonemad]

Originally Posted by Ciano

[QaUOTE=stonemad;12726444]I have 5th to 21st dub man orlando with aer lingus and virgin for €422. I would buy it now if I had the money 😂😂😂

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Stonemad imo you would be much better going indirect thru US rather than UK. U clear immigration here so no long wait in McCoy and also nothing worse than flying over Ireland to land in England sit there for a few hours so you can fly back over the Irish Sea![/QUOTE]

Makes a lot of sense 🖒🖒🖒 flew with virgin last year and it was fab. What are united like to fly with? Asking for a friend 😂😂😂

[Ciano]

Originally Posted by stonemad

Stonemad imo you would be much better going indirect thru US rather than UK. U clear immigration here so no long wait in McCoy and also nothing worse than flying over Ireland to land in England sit there for a few hours so you can fly back over the Irish Sea!

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Makes a lot of sense 🖒🖒🖒 flew with virgin last year and it was fab. What are united like to fly with? Asking for a friend 😂😂😂[/QUOTE]

Lol love it for a friend...

We went with Virgin via Gatwick one yr got the flights for €315 ea happy days...great going over we were hyper...but coming back the pain of flying over the Irish Sea to fly back 6 hours later lol never again and then the benefit of clearing here now.

I have never flown United but I believe United flight to Newark is 3 and 3 seat formation but good service.

I book my Aer Lingus flights thru United as they have a code share. One yr I got them €1k cheaper on the united site than they were on the AL site. This yr I got them for €500 cheaper. Same seats on plane just different pricing structure.

[Ciano]

Originally Posted by Warkman58

Not sure thus is just Irish dibbers.
Many living in the midlands find a flight from Dublin or Shannon the cheapest route than Manchester or Gatwick 😃

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Sorry Warkman didnt mean to exclude!