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Old 10 Sep 16, 10:43 AM  
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OMG I've booked! Manchester to los Angeles 24th July - 13 August (via Heathrow) incl upgraded car 621 each!
that's good , now you need to book the rest !
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Old 10 Sep 16, 11:00 AM  
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that's good , now you need to book the rest !
I know! Don't know where to start!
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Are they really this low, if you shove a car on I priced all of us into LAX without car 4,999.00 with car 1,935.00 and that was adding extra for a 21.35 flight home My heads telling me no-but my heart is reaching for the book button...but I will be good-I think
Well I've booked for March ages ago in and out of LAX and mini van with insurance for 19 nights £536 each would have been cheaper but I paid extra for the late flight home . . This year was a similar price and last year around £430 each just for the flight .

Even in summer months LA flights can be cheap you often see them for around £500 direct .

I've never flown with them but Air New Zealand have frequent sales and good flight prices for LA.
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Thank you
Wow some amazing prices
What is it like to drive in LA ?
We went many years ago but never drove am looking at doing to LA and out if San Fran.
Been to San Fran a few times and love it.
Maybe we should start a accommodation thread ? 😆
Traffic is very busy in LA but because it's so slow moving its not scary just takes ages to get anywhere .

Took us 90 mins last year from Anaheim to Hollywood and it's only 35 miles this year we split our stay to avoid sitting in traffic so much .

Guess it depends on how confident a driver you are though , my DH is a hgv driver so nothing on the roads bothers him as he's use to driving through busy cities etc .
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Why did I just check my preferred dates as a package, but from Manchester for Vegas? Ridiculous prices!Icould actually book again and STILL pay less than for one summer ackage from London,lol!
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Traffic is very busy in LA but because it's so slow moving its not scary just takes ages to get anywhere .

Took us 90 mins last year from Anaheim to Hollywood and it's only 35 miles this year we split our stay to avoid sitting in traffic so much .

Guess it depends on how confident a driver you are though , my DH is a hgv driver so nothing on the roads bothers him as he's use to driving through busy cities etc .
Thanks for your advice Daytonababe it's really helpful.
The only thing holding me back is cost of accommodation now. Done a quick search and coming in at over £1000 for a week around LA and around £1300 for San Fran.
Even looked on Airbnb. We are a family of 5 so always difficult looking for decent price accommodation.
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Has anyone done this and not used the car hire as we don't really want a car?
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I've booked packages only for flights before and not used hotels, so this shouldn't be any different. I certainly wouldn't be using it, if a deal like this come around again-assuming I keep my hands by my side with this one
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Thanks for your advice Daytonababe it's really helpful.
The only thing holding me back is cost of accommodation now. Done a quick search and coming in at over £1000 for a week around LA and around £1300 for San Fran.
Even looked on Airbnb. We are a family of 5 so always difficult looking for decent price accommodation.
Have you tried adding hotels to your booking? Comes up with loads of options and just seem to keep brining the price down!
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Have you tried adding hotels to your booking? Comes up with loads of options and just seem to keep brining the price down!
I've found this too I was thinking of Orlando for August as a possibility. A package going from Manchester, which would be no real hardship, was coming out at under 2k for the Clarion and a bit over for Cabana bay. This is for 3 adults and a child. Me and my youngest can go for 1.4k. Madness
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