Get away to New York "Sale" ?!?
I've seen plenty of non-sale "sales" pushed by UA, but this has got to take the cake. The Get away to New York sale is offering some of the worst "sale" fares I've ever seen for these markets:
Chicago (ORD) - New York City (LGA) 7 days advance - $252* Denver (DEN) - New York City (LGA) 21 days advance - $334* Washington D.C. (IAD) - New York City (LGA) 21 days advance - $152* Los Angeles (LAX) - New York City (JFK) 14 days advance - $488* San Francisco (SFO) - New York City (JFK) 14 days advance - $632* I understand that fares are higher in general, as is summer demand, but to call these "sale" fares is really insulting. :td: |
Ha.
These fares should be cut 50% to qualify as "promotion" ;) |
Originally Posted by as219
(Post 16176619)
I've seen plenty of non-sale "sales" pushed by UA, but this has got to take the cake. The Get away to New York sale is offering some of the worst "sale" fares I've ever seen for these markets:
Seriously? $488+ from LAX and $632+ from SFO!?! And $252+ from ORD! I understand that fares are higher in general, as is summer demand, but to call these "sale" fares is really insulting. :td: |
Originally Posted by jhayes_1780
(Post 16176733)
Actually, I am seeing some decent fares DTW-NYC.
It's almost as if when UA announces a "sale" somewhere, it's time to book flights to anywhere but the places advertised. |
Well wish I had caught the sale. I booked a trip to attend FT Awards yest & the fare is $100 lower today.
Cheers. |
Originally Posted by SkiAdcock
(Post 16177026)
Well wish I had caught the sale. I booked a trip to attend FT Awards yest & the fare is $100 lower today.
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Originally Posted by as219
(Post 16176619)
I've seen plenty of non-sale "sales" pushed by UA, but this has got to take the cake. ....Get away to New York sale[/URL] is offering some of the worst "sale" fares I've ever seen for these markets:
Seriously? $488+ from LAX and $632+ from SFO!?! And $252+ from ORD! I understand that fares are higher in general, as is summer demand, but to call these "sale" fares is really insulting. :td: |
Originally Posted by notquiteaff
(Post 16177644)
You have 24 hrs to cancel on united.com.
Cheers. |
Fares are always better after the sale ends.
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Originally Posted by SkiAdcock
(Post 16177842)
I wondered about that, but I used an e-cert so if I cancel at this point I lose that value since it's been used. If I had booked today the ecert would have covered everything & I would have lost a bit of value on it. So it's probably a wash, other than it would have saved me the $88 extra I paid yest. The irony is that I actually was going to book today but figured fare would go up.
Cheers. I have to see how that goes myself soon; I had to refund a trip on which I'd used a $250-ecert (refunded due to a lengthy Mesa MX delay which would have made the trip impossible :rolleyes:), and asked if there was any chance of getting the e-cert reissued given UA couldn't get me to my booked destination (or back). 1K desk sent me to Web support, who claimed to "notate the PNR" and said "call us [Web support] and give the old PNR, and we'll book a new itin and apply the value of the ecert." We'll see how well that works as I need to book a trip soon. |
Last week I got an email touting a Las Vegas sale starting at $430 R/T. :rolleyes:
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Typically anything an airline calls a sale isn't in the mind of the typical FTer. :cool:
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Originally Posted by Renard
(Post 16179298)
Typically anything an airline calls a sale isn't in the mind of the typical FTer. :cool:
Beside, I will never pay more than $300 to NYC. |
Originally Posted by garykung
(Post 16179896)
+1
Beside, I will never pay more than $300 to NYC. |
Originally Posted by char777
(Post 16180513)
:confused: How's that possible? The only times I've ever gone to NYC (from DEN usually) and gotten it under $300 is if I'm on B6.
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