Ryanair - Comments & Feedback Thread

LesD

jammin wrote: »

I'm not sure myself. Might take a bit of getting used to, tbh. I'll have a play around.

Actually, I don't really care that much about the website. It's the prices of the flights that matter.

And it would be nice if it actually worked! ("Unavailable...try again!")

Tarry

jammin wrote: »

Actually, I don't really care that much about the website. It's the prices of the flights that matter.

I agree with you. What matters to me is how userfriendly the site is.

Halloway

Like everything Ryanair does, it's !!!!ing terrible.

cardiffforthefacup

I did not notice the change until you pointed it out and I have used the site more than three times today, I just thought the colours were missing from the tabs from not loading the page properly. duh!!!

Claribelle

I tried five times yesterday to book flights but it kept telling me I'd made errors and to correct them, then when I did that, it deleted the corrections everytime and kept telling me to do it all again! So I'm not impressed!

richardw

http://www.bookryanair.com/skysales/FRSearch.aspx is still the same.

belandgus

I have booked flights for myself and the kids to visit my parents at Easter. I regularly travel with Ryanair for the same purpose, and always check that the best offers seem to be available. I booked my tickets on Tuesday evening, and now see today that had I booked the flights today would have saved 75% of the price I paid due to their sale! I AM SO CROSS. As with retailers etc... do they not have to advertise the imminent sale starting - so I would have waited to book!! I appreciate that prices change, and you have to book when you think it acceptable to you. But the fact that this latest offer is a 'sale' does that make any difference to my rights!

I presume I cannot cancel the flights I have booked and re-book (I am aware of the amendment fees and it wouldnt be worth changing as I would pay more in fees!).

Any advice or anyone had a similar problem with Ryanair? I am so mad!

Thanks

richardw

It was a bit obvious that another sale was starting on Wednesday, as the £15 sale on Tuesday was a one day sale.

stephb34

I think if you cancel these seats you can get the taxes money back if losing the actual price of the seats is less than the new price then you could do that and rebook. Hope that makes sense.

richardw

stephb34 wrote: »

I think if you cancel these seats you can get the taxes money back

This is ryanair we're talkin' 'bout!