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What has been everyone's experience with Black Friday sales for airfares?  Is Cyber Monday better?  Or Travel Tuesday in the following week?  Am assuming that Air2Sea would be offering the same Black Friday sales as the airlines?

Thanks!

Thanks for all of this information, everyone!  I think I need to make a phone call to them.  Sounds like they provide a good service at a fair price.

4 hours ago, Host Clarea said:

 

One-way international flights are usually much less expensive with Air2Sea.  Round-trip domestic fares are about the same as the airlines. 

 

They say you get "assured arrival", which means they will either hold the ship for you if your flight is late, or arrange to get you to the next port of call at no extra charge.

 

There are also flights that you can get where you can make reservations 11 months in advance but don't pay in full until cruise final payment date.

 We'd be flying domestic to Miami.  Sounds like the handling of international flights is consistently more advantageous.  But the idea of making a reservation that isn't paid in full until final cruise payment date is very appealing.  Is this something that they just offer or do you have to request it? I didn't see that when I was on their website to check prices.

Is there an advantage to booking flights thru Air2Sea?  Are the prices and service better than found thru the airlines themselves?  And if anyone had a flight problem did they provide necessary assistance?   

Thanks everyone for the replies!  Appreciate it!

Looks like it's the same guessing/waiting game as the Deluxe Drink Package.  Maybe the Black Friday sale will be the one to watch for.

So much discussion about sale prices of the Deluxe Drink Package, but are there sale prices offered for the Refreshment Packages also?  Sailing on Symphony in May 2020.  Thanks!

$65 per person per day is beyond reasonable.  Unless they offer a good sale price we’ll be passing on this.