JetBlue: Air + Hotel for (almost) free
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JetBlue: Air + Hotel for (almost) free
Just like the recent Expedia $ 200 off any package coupon, JetBlue now offers something similar. It's $ 100 off any package! No min purchase, no min stay. Found rt flight Long Beach - Vegas AND 1 night hotel for about $ 30 all in. The promo appears in the last step of the booking process. Checked it, it works!
http://www.jetblue.com/vacations/sale/100sale/
http://www.jetblue.com/vacations/sale/100sale/
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Just like the recent Expedia $ 200 off any package coupon, JetBlue now offers something similar. It's $ 100 off any package! No min purchase, no min stay. Found rt flight Long Beach - Vegas AND 1 night hotel for about $ 30 all in. The promo appears in the last step of the booking process. Checked it, it works!
http://www.jetblue.com/vacations/sale/100sale/
http://www.jetblue.com/vacations/sale/100sale/
EDIT: I meant to say i cant find anything decent aka very very cheap lol
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i see nyc - boston incl. 1 night hilton back bay for around $ 110. leaving 2/15, returning 2/16
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Just like the recent Expedia $ 200 off any package coupon, JetBlue now offers something similar. It's $ 100 off any package! No min purchase, no min stay. Found rt flight Long Beach - Vegas AND 1 night hotel for about $ 30 all in. The promo appears in the last step of the booking process. Checked it, it works!
http://www.jetblue.com/vacations/sale/100sale/
http://www.jetblue.com/vacations/sale/100sale/
Found the last week of March for $57. Will keep looking.
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Just like the recent Expedia $ 200 off any package coupon, JetBlue now offers something similar. It's $ 100 off any package! No min purchase, no min stay. Found rt flight Long Beach - Vegas AND 1 night hotel for about $ 30 all in. The promo appears in the last step of the booking process. Checked it, it works!
http://www.jetblue.com/vacations/sale/100sale/
http://www.jetblue.com/vacations/sale/100sale/
Did the $30 appear on the credit card entry page or later?
found the answers <doh!>
Last edited by Desdinova; Jan 20, 11 at 9:31 am
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after providing your name etc, you have to go to the next page to provide your credit card details. on that page is a promo box. type in the promo code and the price will be reduced by $ 100. the new price of $ 30 is shown on the page, at least in my initial example - as others have reported you might even be able to bring it down close to $ 0.
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It seems that they are 'adjusting' the website or it is overloaded.
Clicking 'continue' at various stages takes one back to the start page.
And 'internal error' when purchases attempted.
Clicking 'continue' at various stages takes one back to the start page.
And 'internal error' when purchases attempted.
Last edited by Desdinova; Jan 20, 11 at 9:47 am Reason: more speculation
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As B6 ffp is spend based, this isn't really much of a mileage run. I suspect this great thread will find its way to the Budget Travel forum shortly.
As B6 ffp is spend based, this isn't really much of a mileage run. I suspect this great thread will find its way to the Budget Travel forum shortly.