rightted

Dublin to Toronto (via Paris) in July, as hard has it may be to believable, 87 pounds. Roundtrip. Can hardly believe it myself.

WillTravel

What site did you book this from? What were your dates?

Congratulations if this is for your own trip.

StephenG

Why would the price be in English pounds? Dublin (euros) to Paris (euros) to Toronto ( can $$ ) on Air France (euros).??

KS452

If you indeed did get this fare, I think it can be chalked up as a system glitch. I'm a skeptic and will believe it only when I see the link. Sounds like you've been tipping the Bushmills a wee bit too much and are imagining things.

francophile03

Yes, about the fare you quoted, is it just converted into your local currency?
You found this fare on the airline's website?

rightted

It's in pounds because it was through expedia.co.uk. I rarely use expedia, and tried it on the off chance I might find something.

I thought it was a glitch, too, so I went to Air France's site, and while the fare wasn't quite as good, it was only 235 pounds for 2.

I couldn't believe it. I'd been looking for a couple of months, and found nothing for less than 400 pounds each, and most were 500-600 pounds.

rightted

Dates were out on July 6, back on July 15. The only problem is a tight transfer in Paris on the way out, about an hour. Since we're just on holiday, I didn't care. So we're not going to check any luggage, as we plan to stock up on everything while we're in the US. Only flying into Canada, then driving south.

WillTravel

You were really, really lucky. Nothing like that is available on the Expedia.co.uk web site now. Have a good trip.

rightted

I keep waiting to get an e-mail from expedia saying it was all a mistake. In the meantime, I'm going to go out and play with my extra 800 pounds.

WillTravel

You could phone and confirm your tickets - I would. Maybe also check with your credit card company to ensure the charge went through. Maybe it's not necessary, but it would make me feel better!

Margie

I have heard of glitches like this, but I have never been lucky enough to have gotten one myself. From what I have heard though, you are entitled to the posted fare - glitch or not. Did you receive confirmation e-mails etc. ? Print out whatever you have that shows the fare you booked and paid for just incase anything is disputed.

Enjoy your trip!!

Singletail

When you use Expedia you will not get a confirmation (it will not allow you to finalize the booking)unless the site has confirmed the flight with the airline..obviously that happened so you got the flight, "glitch" or not.
I don't see any reason to be anal about "calling the airline" unless it makes you feel better. It probably wasn't a glitch but rather seats the airline couldn't move so they got deeply discounted. Consider yourself fortunate and have a great trip.

rightted

I did get a confirm e-mail. Keep meaning to check my credit card, but haven't yet. I always call to confirm my regular flight. After having to do a mad dash from Aldergrove to Belfast City airport because British Midland changed its airport between when I arrived in Northern Ireland and when I departed, I always always confirm.