Booking a multi centre holiday to USA

eastlady

Can confirm what Bigcammy says went to Seattle 2 years ago prices came in at flying from Belfast via Heathrow £887 ,flying from Heathrow spending a few days in London before flying out £689 ,flight from Dublin via Heathrow £426.Friend managed to get Perth for £410Dublin via Heathrow via Dubai.

Heisenbug

APD isn't charged for NIs only long haul route to New York which can be an option when compared to travelling to Dublin. I've flown this route a few times with connecting flights including Seattle but it does mean a delay in Newark and losing the perks of international flights (food, tv etc)

Aer Lingus have a San Fran route so you can get to both coasts direct from Dublin and pre-clearing customs in Dublin can save time at the other end.

Marmaduke123

You don't need to use a travel agent to plan a trip to the US. It's very easy to do it yourself. Just make sure you have adequate travel insurance.

Zola.

Try expedia multiple destinations

murphy306

Try Ulster Travel in Dungannon, they provide an excellent service for holidays inc multi destinations