Flights Booked Sep 2020 Manchester via Dublin - £489pp

[Jacksc5294]

For anyone struggling to find flights out of Manchester, I’ve just booked for September 12th -26th for £489pp - includes 23kg each, seats chosen too. Aer Lingus via Dublin.

It was this price a month ago but went up and thought I’d missed it so when I saw it I had to book, no messing about! Cheaper than Thomas Cook direct in 2018, and I think the best I was going to get out of Manchester...

That’s me done for flight posts this year!

[married2mm]

I’m both a worry guts and total technophobe😚

Did you book Manchester to Orlando and your journey is all on one day?
How long does it take?
What happens if Manchester to Dublin is delayed?

I love your price but I’m such an anxious annie

[3disneykids]

Originally Posted by Jacksc5294

For anyone struggling to find flights out of Manchester, I’ve just booked for September 12th -26th for £489pp - includes 23kg each, seats chosen too. Aer Lingus via Dublin.

It was this price a month ago but went up and thought I’d missed it so when I saw it I had to book, no messing about! Cheaper than Thomas Cook direct in 2018, and I think the best I was going to get out of Manchester...

That’s me done for flight posts this year!

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Fantastic congrats

[clucky1966]

We are doing the same route but in Aug, got the price we wanted and they have since gone up by 1,200 pounds! Looking forward to clearing immigration in Dublin too :-)

[3disneykids]

Originally Posted by clucky1966

We are doing the same route but in Aug, got the price we wanted and they have since gone up by 1,200 pounds! Looking forward to clearing immigration in Dublin too :-)

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Wish I had booked before the prices went up (I dithered). Moral of story see and book

[dil2373]

We booked Bimingham Via Dublin 21st Sept-7th Oct same price £489pp just checked for a friend still at £489 (through Aer Lingus)

[Moorlandman]

Manchester is ridiculously expensive at the moment

Can go direct from Gatwick for less than £400 on those dates

[Bolto6]

Originally Posted by married2mm

I’m both a worry guts and total technophobe😚

Did you book Manchester to Orlando and your journey is all on one day?
How long does it take?
What happens if Manchester to Dublin is delayed?

I love your price but I’m such an anxious annie

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When I looked there is 2 flights from Manchester to Dublin in the morning, so you could always book the early one which I think gave a 4-5 hour layover in Dublin, and the later one was around 2 1/2 hours.

[Jacksc5294]

We booked it all through Aer Lingus so theoretically they should hold the flight if enough people are doing the same thing! 🤣

Considered Gatwick, but ultimately the journey down basically makes it ‘indirect for us too!’

[3disneykids]

Originally Posted by Jacksc5294

We booked it all through Aer Lingus so theoretically they should hold the flight if enough people are doing the same thing! 🤣

Considered Gatwick, but ultimately the journey down basically makes it ‘indirect for us too!’

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I am the same ...travelling t Gatwick would be much more stressful than a connection

Enjoy your planning