A Must Read - Ryanair Flights

sheryldoc

N.B. Children under 16 years (including infants) travelling with an adult are required to have photo-ID when travelling on flights between European Economic Area (EEA) countries.Acceptable photo-ID for children under 16 is either a valid passport or a valid National Identity Card issued by an EEA country.
Photo-Id for children under 16 years is not required in the following circumstances:
oChildren travelling with an adult on UK domestic flights and UK-Republic of Ireland-UK routes.
Children included on the passport of the parent with whom they are travelling.

TBeckett100

just a thought but £10.00 tax per head will have to be paid by Ryanair. all seems to good to be true

computersaysdoh

marko4ever25 wrote:

I know the buy one get one free flights for Ryan air is already listed but thought this deserves a post on its own. I’ve deliberately not used a title 1p flights as this may attract the wrong kind of attention…..

I’m a bit apprehensive to post this here as the sudden rush of people booking flights may send alarm bells ringing at Ryanair but here goes…..

Ryanair are currently doing an offer where you can buy flights for 1p if you book another one. I’m assuming you have to have booked the flight you paid for as from today, enter the 6 digit code from your flight reference and book another for just 1p!!!

Now here’s the loophole you can use an old flight reference code or someone else’s reference code from a previous flight booking (not sure how far back, I used a reference code that I booked a few days ago) and it lets you book a flight for 1p - (REMEMBER TO REMOVE ALL INSURANCE/BAGGAGE FEES ETC - total cost should be £1.42 using a visa debit or just 2p if using a visa electron!!!)

The trouble is it seems you can use flight reference codes again and again to book more!!! (you can even use the 2p reference booking to book another 2p flight)

I’m not keen on giving out any of my flight ref numbers but some people here might be -

Note use must book via http://www.ryanair.com/member/freeflights.html

mmmmm . . . . rather similar to the posting on hotukdeals made 2 mins before this one!

:-)

MyUserNamesTaken

Finally gave in to temptation and booked a weekend in Dublin. £11.26 for three of us all in, including the ridiculous fee ryanair charges for using any sort of payment card other than electron, and one suitcase.

ScratUK

TBeckett100 wrote:

funny how the bus from girona is going to be dearer for mr and mrs B than the flights and hotel. I will tip you lot the barca hotel for the double the diff once the conf email is through!

Its worth checking out the price of the bus fare from Girona airport to Girona, then get the train from Girona to Barcelona.
Sorry I can't give you any idea of prices, but we always get a rental car from the airport.

Girona is a nice place to spend a half day. Far quieter than Barcelona ... and a hell of a lot cheaper.

minniemarie

Booked to go to Dublin on the 3rd for the day!:beer:

kellyf_2

just booked but my comp crashed just after and i didnt have time to print the confirmation and as of yet have not had an email can anyone tell me when i can expect an email from them or what i can do?

thanks

Kelly

Danyúl_II

Quick question:

When I go to book it.. and I select no bags and no online check in, does this allow me to take a bag on board with me? Or does this now allow any bags at all as hand luggage?

Sorry for the questions, thanks!

TBeckett100

ScratUK wrote:

Its worth checking out the price of the bus fare from Girona airport to Girona, then get the train from Girona to Barcelona.
Sorry I can't give you any idea of prices, but we always get a rental car from the airport.

Girona is a nice place to spend a half day. Far quieter than Barcelona ... and a hell of a lot cheaper.

thanks. have been to both girona and given a spare weekend will make a trip to barca, may check out car hire though as an option!

jayok

Danyúl_II wrote:

Quick question:

When I go to book it.. and I select no bags and no online check in, does this allow me to take a bag on board with me? Or does this now allow any bags at all as hand luggage?

Sorry for the questions, thanks!

1 bag max 10kg within size restrictions as hand baggage

http://www.ryanair.com/site/EN/faqs.php?sect=bag&quest=cabinbaggageallowance