Airfare to Hawaii for November Honeymoon
May 9th, 2012, 02:43 AM
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Airfare to Hawaii for November Honeymoon
Hi!!!
I am getting married in november and my fiancé and I have decided to go to Hawaii for our honeymoon. I have been checking flights from VA (where we live) to Oahu for past couple weeks and the lowest round trip ticket is $742 (United).. and it hasn't gone up or down.
My question is.. should I book now or should I wait? Is there any chance the price would go down????
Any suggestions or comments will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!!!
I am getting married in november and my fiancé and I have decided to go to Hawaii for our honeymoon. I have been checking flights from VA (where we live) to Oahu for past couple weeks and the lowest round trip ticket is $742 (United).. and it hasn't gone up or down.
My question is.. should I book now or should I wait? Is there any chance the price would go down????
Any suggestions or comments will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!!!
May 9th, 2012, 02:47 AM
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RT of $742 from the East Coast sounds pretty good to me.
And where are you planning to go in Paradise and for how long? It's a great place for a honeymoon and we loved going there for ours, way back when.
And where are you planning to go in Paradise and for how long? It's a great place for a honeymoon and we loved going there for ours, way back when.
May 9th, 2012, 08:29 AM
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Sale prices for November probably won't pop up until mid-September. Are you willing to wait and wonder that long to save $80 per ticket?
On the other hand, tickets are non-refundable and have steep change fees, so make certain you have the dates that you want before you lock in your fare. You don't want that "oh gee, I just realized there's no way we'll make it to the airport for 8pm if the reception doesn't start until 3pm".
On the other hand, tickets are non-refundable and have steep change fees, so make certain you have the dates that you want before you lock in your fare. You don't want that "oh gee, I just realized there's no way we'll make it to the airport for 8pm if the reception doesn't start until 3pm".
May 9th, 2012, 06:48 PM
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buy now. Doubt if they will be going down! Gone up tremendously since February when DH and I went to the BI(although we bought our tickets many months before that. We are planning on going for a few days to Honolulu next January and it was $636 on United which was the cheapest from SFO. Get it done and off your plate. I agree that the fare you are quoted is pretty good from VA. Great place for a honeymoon. we have celebrated several anniversaries in hawaii
If you are a member of COSTCO, they haave a great travel program online(costco travel.com). we have used them several times for Hawaii and saved several hundred dollars each trip
If you are a member of COSTCO, they haave a great travel program online(costco travel.com). we have used them several times for Hawaii and saved several hundred dollars each trip
May 10th, 2012, 03:52 AM
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Suggest you fly out the day after the wedding - so you are not rushing to make connections, etc. If you want to try and spend a little extra time in Paradise - consider taking a red eye flight home.
