help finding discount code for teacher and students
#1
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help finding discount code for teacher and students
I'm searching for the best price I can get on Midwest for flights in May for high school teacher and two students to compete in event in Milwaukee. Any advice or help with cutting cost? The dates are May 23 through May 26.
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Last edited by queentresa; Mar 27, 2008 at 8:58 pm
#2
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: MKE
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The 2 Promo Codes that I found and actually work are for 5% off. They are 5FEB8 and cmz1541. I think the reason your 9:40pm flight out of MKE - OMA is more expensive is because it is almost sold out for the 26th of May. Sorry I couldn't find a larger discount. Maybe someone else on this forum can find better deals. Also Midwest Customer Service might have a larger discount that they offer to students. You may want to give them a call.
#4

Join Date: Jan 2008
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There might be a fare promotion coming up April 1; refer to the link from the current Midwest Miles newsletter, which talks about a "money-saving surprise" on April 1. There is also a discount code for 5% noted in the newsletter.
http://www.midwestairlines.com/MAWeb...ewsletter.aspx
Hope you all enjoy Milwaukee... the end of May is usually a very nice time to visit.
http://www.midwestairlines.com/MAWeb...ewsletter.aspx
Hope you all enjoy Milwaukee... the end of May is usually a very nice time to visit.
Last edited by mke9499; Mar 27, 2008 at 1:53 pm
#5
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The 2 Promo Codes that I found and actually work are for 5% off. They are 5FEB8 and cmz1541. I think the reason your 9:40pm flight out of MKE - OMA is more expensive is because it is almost sold out for the 26th of May. Sorry I couldn't find a larger discount. Maybe someone else on this forum can find better deals. Also Midwest Customer Service might have a larger discount that they offer to students. You may want to give them a call.
#6
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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The 2 Promo Codes that I found and actually work are for 5% off. They are 5FEB8 and cmz1541. I think the reason your 9:40pm flight out of MKE - OMA is more expensive is because it is almost sold out for the 26th of May. Sorry I couldn't find a larger discount. Maybe someone else on this forum can find better deals. Also Midwest Customer Service might have a larger discount that they offer to students. You may want to give them a call.
#7

Join Date: Jan 2008
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Here is another tip, if you are booking the flights directly with Midwest.
Try pricing out the trip as three individual transactions, intead of as one transaction for three passengers. Since there are a limited number of seats on a fight for each particular fare, you might find one ticket available at the lower fare, but not three. The reservation system will automatically price out all three passengers at the lowest level available for all three seats, if you are requesting three seats; however, if you also try pricing out 1+1+1, you might end up with one or two with a lower fare. It's worth checking.
Some sites, such as Orbitz, will let you know how many seats are available at the lowest fare, i.e. "Only 1 ticket left at this price." It's a good resource to check before booking. Again, try 1 or 2 passengers at a time, to see if you can save on those seats.
Here's hoping for a nice savings for you and your students come April 1!
Try pricing out the trip as three individual transactions, intead of as one transaction for three passengers. Since there are a limited number of seats on a fight for each particular fare, you might find one ticket available at the lower fare, but not three. The reservation system will automatically price out all three passengers at the lowest level available for all three seats, if you are requesting three seats; however, if you also try pricing out 1+1+1, you might end up with one or two with a lower fare. It's worth checking.
Some sites, such as Orbitz, will let you know how many seats are available at the lowest fare, i.e. "Only 1 ticket left at this price." It's a good resource to check before booking. Again, try 1 or 2 passengers at a time, to see if you can save on those seats.
Here's hoping for a nice savings for you and your students come April 1!
#9
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Here is another tip, if you are booking the flights directly with Midwest.
Try pricing out the trip as three individual transactions, intead of as one transaction for three passengers. Since there are a limited number of seats on a fight for each particular fare, you might find one ticket available at the lower fare, but not three. The reservation system will automatically price out all three passengers at the lowest level available for all three seats, if you are requesting three seats; however, if you also try pricing out 1+1+1, you might end up with one or two with a lower fare. It's worth checking.
Try pricing out the trip as three individual transactions, intead of as one transaction for three passengers. Since there are a limited number of seats on a fight for each particular fare, you might find one ticket available at the lower fare, but not three. The reservation system will automatically price out all three passengers at the lowest level available for all three seats, if you are requesting three seats; however, if you also try pricing out 1+1+1, you might end up with one or two with a lower fare. It's worth checking.
Are there any others from the area going to the same event? Eight people will get you a group rate, which includes a discount and some different flexibility in how the booking is made.
#10

Join Date: Jan 2008
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April 1 is here, and here is the big surprise from Midwest - a "Fare Sale."
It may not be a big saving from how your itinerary was priced out before. The greatest savings require a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Saturday day of travel.
http://www.midwestairlines.com/MAWeb..._campaign=Sale
Do not forget one of the promo codes noted previously.
Hope this helps a bit...enjoy your trip.
It may not be a big saving from how your itinerary was priced out before. The greatest savings require a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Saturday day of travel.
http://www.midwestairlines.com/MAWeb..._campaign=Sale
Do not forget one of the promo codes noted previously.
Hope this helps a bit...enjoy your trip.
Last edited by mke9499; Apr 1, 2008 at 8:11 am
#11
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: MKE
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April 1 is here, and here is the big surprise from Midwest - a "Fare Sale."
It's probably not a big saving, if any, from how your itinerary was priced out before. Since there is a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Saturday requirement for day of travel, this might not meet your requirements.
http://www.midwestairlines.com/MAWeb..._campaign=Sale
Do not forget one of the promo codes noted previously.
Hope this helps a bit...enjoy your trip.
It's probably not a big saving, if any, from how your itinerary was priced out before. Since there is a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Saturday requirement for day of travel, this might not meet your requirements.
http://www.midwestairlines.com/MAWeb..._campaign=Sale
Do not forget one of the promo codes noted previously.
Hope this helps a bit...enjoy your trip.



