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2005 4:20 Cup????

sunnyside

Plant Manager
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HumboldtHigh said:
Sunny that was $600 round trip out of S.F. I did'nt think that was unreasonable:)

600 roundtrip is extremely reasonable, I just cant seem to find the same deal as you???
 
:wave: Really, I just went to their site and entered the dates..I really was suprised because they usally are the highest:abduct: priced...keep me up on it if you can sunny....Peace
 
Hey Sunny, that link says it has expired....Damn also I dont know how much of a difference it makes put we were getting I think 4 tickets total.....:D let me know.....
 

sunnyside

Plant Manager
Veteran
everything i am finding... cheaptickets.com, expedia.com, priceline.com, etc... no less than 1400 for a roundtrip ticket for one person april 17 and returning on april 22. Going to smoke a bowl to chill out a little;)
 

sunnyside

Plant Manager
Veteran
I can get a ticket on cheaptickets.com in November for $480 round trip!!! But in April it goes up to $1400. Does this sound backwards to anyone else. Shouldnt the tickets be cheaper the further in advance you buy them?:confused:
 

BuzzBob

aka Buzz'dBob
Veteran
When is Tulip Season over there? Is April about the start of Tourist Season? That'd explain it...
 
G

Guest

Well if it is gonna cost me 3k for me & the old lady to make it to IC420, It's not gonna happen.

I cant see droppin 3k on airfare for a 3-4 day trip. Sux to me in Cali I guess!

Maybe I'll just have to stage a get together with our IC brothers in Cali around that time.

With what we save on airfare we could have a hell of a party
 
G

Guest

Tulip season starts in April I believe. I picked up 3 RT tickets for 1806.21 from British Air. SF to Heathrow. That was in Sept. though. I was suprised to see not many seats left then.
 

Dutchgrown

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Veteran
There can be many variables to airfare. The lowest rates usually require that you stay over the weekend (Sat nt stay required). There are many ticket consolidators in the U.S. A ticket consolidator is an agency which, due to their sales to certain destinations or on certain air carriers, work with wholesale/contract rates in exchange for their productivity given to the specific airline. A ticket consolidator fare is totally different than regular published rates. Martinair generally has low rates most any time of the year. Of course the further west you are in the usa the more the ticket generally costs (further distance compared to NYC or ATL or MIA, etc.) Also, during the winter (after December holidays are over) the prices take a big leap downwards. April is considered 'shoulder season'....not low season but not high season yet.

Don't panic too much about airfare at this moment. You all still have plenty of time to search for good deals, and there are good deals from most major usa gateway cities. In California there are tons of ticket consolidators.

:wave:dg
 
G

Guest

Great Info Dutchgrown.............

I'm gonna try to hund down a ticket consolidation for us cali guys........


Thanks again sounds like an X-travel agent talkin there
 

Dutchgrown

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Veteran
Yes SP, you're right....I once owned a travel agency in Florida years ago. I have experience in this area....I wouldn't steer you wrong. :D

:wave:dg
 
Hey Sharp that sounds sweet if you could keep me updated on what you find. The $600 rt from SF I got was only two days ago and I just checked and it was still there under a search I did . However as Dutch pointed out it could be because of the Sat. night stay required, I entered 4/14-4/22...Let me know...Peace:abduct:
 

tragic1

Member
Hey sunny. I would suggest switching your dates to like the 18th to the 23rd. The 17th is a sunday and the 22nd is a friday. Those two days are always more expensive to fly on.
 

mybeans420

resident slackass
Veteran
wow, what a change from my last trip in 2001.
back then i only paid 268 r/t from bwi on iceland air.
 
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