Orlando Florida/Disneyworld (Part 2) *CLOSED*

jeanna_2

virgin fly to both places. you could try them.

Backbiter

I've done this three times. Twice with Virgin and once with Delta (via Atlanta). Both worked out cheaper than a normal return to Orlando. Several websites (Opodo, Expedia, Travelocity, Ebookers) allow you to search for multi-city flights.

KathrynPenguin

Cheers for that, just what I needed to convince Mum that we will need a car. I love driving and "don't do public transport" BUT we are trying to money save on this trip - despite it being such an expensive time of year (I'm a teacher so there is no cheap time and our family don't want to spend Xmas with us nowdays so it just gets boring with only the three of us)

cojaq

so soz KarenG details are:
Cheapest disney ultimate 14 day ticket for 2008 I can find at present is £783.00 from mercury travel. This is for 3 adults and 2 children going to Florida in July 2008.

dzug

You should be able to do it with most airlines- it's called open jaw. As long as the same airline does both flights.

Backbiter

I'm pretty sure sites like Opodo will put together an itinerary of different airlines. They include airlines like AirFrance and KLM, which code-share with various USE airlines.

carol9uk

we did that a few years ago by american airlanes

Essex-girl_2

Good Morning

We are going to Orlando 24th Jan, its our 3rd time and I cant wait.

I understand that the tax allowance is increasing to £290 this year - does anyone no if that was from the 1st Jan?

KarenG

cojaq wrote: »

so soz KarenG details are:
Cheapest disney ultimate 14 day ticket for 2008 I can find at present is £783.00 from mercury travel. This is for 3 adults and 2 children going to Florida in July 2008.

In that case, that's a great price :beer:

cojaq

Has anyone travelled with Mercury Travel? They want full money at time of booking and I don't want to lose it.