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Nathan Drake Jul 7, 2016 11:55 am

It looks like the only option that will work for me if I want to spend under $100 is fly DCA-BDL midweek on the last DCA flight and use my free IHG night to stay at a hotel and come back early morning.

It's that or spend $160 for same night boston flight.

hiima Jul 7, 2016 1:20 pm


Originally Posted by Nathan Drake (Post 26883592)
It looks like the only option that will work for me if I want to spend under $100 is fly DCA-BDL midweek on the last DCA flight and use my free IHG night to stay at a hotel and come back early morning.

It's that or spend $160 for same night boston flight.

So, you're gonna use ihg night for 60$?

lovetofly4mchicago Jul 7, 2016 8:01 pm

75K points posted
 
Took a 4th July roundtrip to Boston. 75k+ actual flying points posted. super pumped. Kudos to Jetblue.

HGHUA Jul 7, 2016 8:47 pm

Got mine too, now to figure out how to use them... from nebraska. lol

Someone remind me why I did this again?

Big4Flyer Jul 7, 2016 10:26 pm

I tweetered (tweeted? twitted?) at JetBlue and asked "Does a flight returning to a different airport (I.e. OAK-LGB-SMF) qualify as a roundtrip flight for the #goforthwithjetblue promo?"

They responded: "It sure does. You can book a multi-city or two one-ways and they would both count."

This is good news because this way I can take advantage of a $20 flight out of OAK in the morning and then return to SMF and be back in time for work in the afternoon.

brownie20 Jul 7, 2016 10:42 pm


Originally Posted by lovetofly4mchicago (Post 26885565)
Took a 4th July roundtrip to Boston. 75k+ actual flying points posted. super pumped. Kudos to Jetblue.


Originally Posted by HGHUA (Post 26885716)
Got mine too, now to figure out how to use them... from nebraska. lol

Someone remind me why I did this again?


thanks so much for the updates! glad to see the points are automatically posting and so quickly after flight completion! :)

Single_Flyer Jul 7, 2016 11:48 pm

I'm flying this weekend. Sounds like points are posting quickly.

NYCRachel Jul 8, 2016 10:39 am


Originally Posted by Big4Flyer (Post 26886076)
I tweetered (tweeted? twitted?) at JetBlue and asked "Does a flight returning to a different airport (I.e. OAK-LGB-SMF) qualify as a roundtrip flight for the #goforthwithjetblue promo?"

They responded: "It sure does. You can book a multi-city or two one-ways and they would both count."

This is good news because this way I can take advantage of a $20 flight out of OAK in the morning and then return to SMF and be back in time for work in the afternoon.

Great news. Can you please link this tweet in case I run into problems with this?

Big4Flyer Jul 8, 2016 10:54 am


Originally Posted by NYCRachel (Post 26888523)
Great news. Can you please link this tweet in case I run into problems with this?

I'd rather not post it publically, but if you run into any issues, feel free to PM me and I'll send it to you.

I've just booked my flights for the end of July so that should give me enough time to take a round-trip by the end of August if they don't post.

NYCRachel Jul 8, 2016 11:10 am


Originally Posted by Big4Flyer (Post 26888604)
I'd rather not post it publically, but if you run into any issues, feel free to PM me and I'll send it to you.

I've just booked my flights for the end of July so that should give me enough time to take a round-trip by the end of August if they don't post.

Gotcha. Thanks. Hopefully won't have to PM you.

shza Jul 8, 2016 12:32 pm


Originally Posted by Big4Flyer (Post 26886076)
I tweetered (tweeted? twitted?) at JetBlue and asked "Does a flight returning to a different airport (I.e. OAK-LGB-SMF) qualify as a roundtrip flight for the #goforthwithjetblue promo?"

They responded: "It sure does. You can book a multi-city or two one-ways and they would both count."

This is good news because this way I can take advantage of a $20 flight out of OAK in the morning and then return to SMF and be back in time for work in the afternoon.

Many thanks. Being able to use both OAK and SFO for a same-day RT will make this easier for me.

For other Bay Area FTers, it looks like LGB is the only real option for a cheap, non-stop, same-day RT, yes? Vegas looks tough to do without flying through LGB or staying the night.

skron Jul 8, 2016 12:50 pm


Originally Posted by shza (Post 26889060)
Many thanks. Being able to use both OAK and SFO for a same-day RT will make this easier for me.

For other Bay Area FTers, it looks like LGB is the only real option for a cheap, non-stop, same-day RT, yes? Vegas looks tough to do without flying through LGB or staying the night.

I am flying SFO to Vegas tomorrow morning and coming back tomorrow night. I'll get basically 8 hours to have fun in Vegas. Cost was 190ish. You can do LGB cheaper if you go during the week.

unavaca Jul 8, 2016 1:30 pm


Originally Posted by NYCRachel (Post 26888523)
Great news. Can you please link this tweet in case I run into problems with this?

There was a public exchange (as in, not in DM).

https://twitter.com/JetBlue/status/751163524186079232

https://i.imgur.com/WANaVdp.png

Nathan Drake Jul 8, 2016 2:24 pm


Originally Posted by hiima (Post 26884060)
So, you're gonna use ihg night for 60$?

Expires in September and I won't be needing it before then.

Was going to use it for Istanbul but those plans fell through. So yeah, for 60 bucks.

NYCRachel Jul 8, 2016 3:29 pm


Originally Posted by unavaca (Post 26889270)


I had also emailed them yesterday and they just got back to me confirmed this as well. ^^


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