MIAMI Easter 2010 Fares
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I think they'll come down a bit but from what I've seen some of the Florida flights are already fairly well booked.
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What fares are you seeing?
LHR-MIA fares are around £2,300 in I class, which seems comparable with last years prices (excepting the half price sale) IIRC.
For the same fare you could fly LHR-ORD-FLL for extra tier miles/points, if the I class is not available on the direct MIA flights.
Or fly to TPA/MCO instead for around £1,700.
Even if the fares go down, the availability will be gone for the Easter period, with all the I class seats gone, and more expensive D, C, J seats lefts.
It's not only Easter, it's also school holidays, so everything will get booked up soon.
LHR-MIA fares are around £2,300 in I class, which seems comparable with last years prices (excepting the half price sale) IIRC.
For the same fare you could fly LHR-ORD-FLL for extra tier miles/points, if the I class is not available on the direct MIA flights.
Or fly to TPA/MCO instead for around £1,700.
Even if the fares go down, the availability will be gone for the Easter period, with all the I class seats gone, and more expensive D, C, J seats lefts.
It's not only Easter, it's also school holidays, so everything will get booked up soon.
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sunrisegirl / Smirnoff - it's been many a long month since I've seen you two lovebirds posting in the same thread one after the other.