Ryanair prices very high

Moto2

Thursday is the main changeover day for Lanzarote

redmalc

Phatbear thanks for your stupid comment,not required.

Moto2

How many of you are there?

Jet2 is £250 pp on the dates you want from EM

redmalc

Moto thanks for that I noticed that earlier it has come down today,4 adults and 2 kids
I am unsure what to do because we like the Ryan early morning flight,I have now booked the villa and sitting playing poker waiting for Ryan price to drop
Cheers

bagand96

Thomas Cook are £213 per person excluding baggage. Later flights though.

phatbear

redmalc wrote: »

Phatbear thanks for your stupid comment,not required.

i think the word you are looking for is factual not stupid

redmalc wrote: »

which is some rise,any ideas why it has raised so much ?

What answer could anyone give you that would either make you feel better or would change the price ryanair are asking? bottom line is the flights are what they are and the only way around it is to book on a different day, or book with another carrier

Moto2

redmalc wrote: »

Moto thanks for that I noticed that earlier it has come down today,4 adults and 2 kids
I am unsure what to do because we like the Ryan early morning flight,I have now booked the villa and sitting playing poker waiting for Ryan price to drop
Cheers

Just make sure you open a new incognito browser window every time you go to the RA site and don't use any saved bookmarks to get there.

redmalc

Moro
Yes I have seen that one but we have a two and three year old with us,we have to exit the villa at 10am
Waiting for Ryan to drop or we will have to pay the ransom they are asking for

budgetflyer

Monarch are 142 from LGW on 15th for 2 weeks. Late afternoon flight.
Nothing to stop you flying out with 1 airline, back with another either.
I would defo share luggage too. 1 between 2

bagand96

Waiting for Ryan to drop or we will have to pay the ransom they are asking for

It's not a ransom. It's the price they (and their very sophisticated yield management systems) feel their service is worth at the moment. They are flying from your local airport on the dates you want. And you yourself have said you much prefer their flying times. So perhaps that's the premium worth paying over the alternatives (which there are a few).

All that said, this far out with Ryanair I would expect those prices to fall. But then again what do I (or anyone else here) know what Ryanair's revenue management formula will come up with between now and then?