Anyone who has booked next year

[Buttercup1982]

anyone worried about costs of flights? I'm all booked up for this August but if it falls through I'm looking to book for next year but I'm worried flight costs are going to go sky high. Anyone else worried? X x

[Slore]

The exact same holiday, I have booked with Virgin, is £1000 more next year. It’s the same price of doing 3 weeks which we are looking to change to anyway! It will be interesting to see flight costs in the upcoming months.

[Shooby doo]

Ok booked at a different time of year but then Sept (this year) is supposedly low season, just booked for May with BA & if anything it was slightly less than this year but we booked PE as Economy was £650 (up £150 ish) & we got PE for under £900 each ( actually less as I used Defence discount 10% plus £100 Avios). Prices may drop when they are back to running "normally" but this was a price we were happy with.
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[landandword17]

No have gone to the US in August every year since 2014 and never paid more than £500 each in economy. Booking in January has always been the best for me rather than as soon as flights are released. We will go indirect and we're not loyal to any airline when paying cash so that all helps.

[suehen]

We have booked for 30th April next year for the 2 of us £2300 which I thought was reasonable for the flights and hotel. We just wanted something to look forward after out planned April trip for DH 60th was canceled, but we are not doing the theme parks just wanted a base for days out.

[Buttercup1982]

I'm looking at a split stay in a disney hotel for 7 nights, disney cruise for 3 nights and then universal hotel for 4 nights. We got the flights direct for £2800 this year for the 4 of us. Dont think we'll get that again x x

[Fimble]

Booked our flights last week, came to 2750 for four adults and two children next march.

Good bargain, hopefully this whole situation is over with by then!

[clanmacbeath]

I'm looking to book for Sept 2021. We normally fly direct as I dislike flying and like it to be over asap. We live in Cumbria so our options for direct flights are Manchester, Glasgow and Newcastle. Newcastle flights are TUI and are always very expensive, so that leaves us with Glasgow and Manchester. In the past we usually flew with TC but obviously that's a thing of the past. So our options are reducing all the time. I am worried that flights will be very expensive next year as we have never paid more than £500 each. I am budgeting at around £650 each this time. If it's much more then we may have fly indirect. I imagine what happens over the coming weeks will play a large part in the pricing for next year. It's just going to be a watch and wait event for me.

[Florida Edd]

Hi, planning a trip for November 2021, looking at 7 nights Disney Pop Century and 7 nights at Universal Cabana Bay

Looking for recommendations on who to book with and any feedback on going to Orlando in November, we live in North Scotland and will have to fly via London


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[pdcdad]

I am hoping to go September 21 if I was to book direct with Disney accommodation and tickets and I decide to cancel nearer the time all I would loose is the deposit is that correct?