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Ryanair £2 flight sale includes taxes.

Ryanair £2 flight sale includes taxes.

Fares don't incl optional Fees/Charges
Period: Fri 11 Dec 09 - Mon 14 Dec 09
Travel Period: Fri 1 Jan 10 - Sun 28 Feb 10
Applicable Days: Mon - Sun (subject to availability)
Flight must be purchased: Travel from 01 Jan 10
Blackout Period: Fri 12 Feb 10 - Mon 22 Feb 10 from/to Ireland/UK

http://www.ryanair.com/en/fares-to-europe

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  • mobby-2554
    mobby-2554 Posts: 1,661 Forumite
    Liverpool to Belfast & back £8 for 2 people.

    http://www.bookryanair.com/skysales/FRSelect.aspx
  • How much do Ryan air charge for paying now?
  • Ginger1
    Ginger1 Posts: 21 Forumite
    As long as you have an Electron card its free until the end of the year. For Visa Debit, £10 p/p :mad:

    Belfast, nice. I went 2 weeks ago on Ryanair from Liverpool, 2 return tickets incl. taxes 4p!!!!!!!!!!!:T We really enjoyed it, have fun!
  • How much do Ryan air charge for paying now?
    Get an entropay virtual card till the end of the year- its instant and still a saing though you pay 4.95% to charge up the card, its still better than paying £5 for each ticket.
  • emzy2k5
    emzy2k5 Posts: 26 Forumite
    ive booked up for dublin in february! the 4p deal sounds amazing! although, i was very pleased wiht mine and my friends £8 return for the 2 of us, just going for the day, very excited!!!! :)
  • A bit OT but I managed to get flights home to Ireland just before Xmas for £35 I was pretty happy as fly just before Xmas, fly back on Xmas Eve itself which I always thought would cost a bomb. Well it was £45 with debit card (grr) but still a lot less than I thought it was going to be.

    I didn't add any baggage at the time and thought I would do that later, I would decide whether to just take hand luggage etc. I want to take presents etc and don't really want to lug it all around - £30 FOR A BAG?????? At this rate it would be cheaper to book my bag a seat on the plane!!!!!
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  • A bit OT but I managed to get flights home to Ireland just before Xmas for £35 I was pretty happy as fly just before Xmas, fly back on Xmas Eve itself which I always thought would cost a bomb. Well it was £45 with debit card (grr) but still a lot less than I thought it was going to be.

    I didn't add any baggage at the time and thought I would do that later, I would decide whether to just take hand luggage etc. I want to take presents etc and don't really want to lug it all around - £30 FOR A BAG?????? At this rate it would be cheaper to book my bag a seat on the plane!!!!!

    If you're staying with relatives, send it ahead by courier, it would still be cheaper than taking a bag!
  • mobby-2554
    mobby-2554 Posts: 1,661 Forumite
    felinexxxx wrote: »
    If you're staying with relatives, send it ahead by courier, it would still be cheaper than taking a bag!

    I agree!

    If anyone is just going for a couple of days do online check-in & just take hand luggage!

    Use an Electron or entropay virtual card & the price you see will be the price you pay!

    We couldn't get to London for that price?
  • Scubabe
    Scubabe Posts: 293 Forumite
    Thanks OP, I have just booked a weekend away with hubby in Feb for only £8 for both of us! Yay!!!! Looking forward to exploring the Rhineland region of Germany :)

    Easy to take advantage of their rock-bottom prices when you get the right kind of payment card, and take hand luggage only. In fact, it is easier for me now than it ever was before, as a non-EU citizen, previously I wasn't allowed to have online check-in and I was forced to pay for airport check-in - now that they are forcing everyone to check-in online, their £2 fares have no online check-in fee, so it's even cheaper for me :)
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