Orlando fares start at US$117 roundtrip for fall and winter travel
A fare alert lists Orlando flights from US$117 roundtrip, with fares below US$249 from dozens of US cities. Airlines, departure airports and a booking deadline are not disclosed.
Orlando roundtrip fares start at US$117 in a new Thrifty Traveler deal alert, which reports prices below US$249 from dozens of US cities. The offer covers fall and winter travel, with nonstop flights available from many of the advertised departure points.
The public preview does not identify airlines or departure cities, including which major US hubs qualify. It also omits exact travel dates, a booking deadline, fare classes, baggage allowances and blackout dates. The publisher directs subscribers to its full alert for deal details; travellers should check the final fare and restrictions before paying.
For US travellers, the preview provides no MileagePlus, AAdvantage or SkyMiles earning details, or Chase Ultimate Rewards and Amex Membership Rewards US booking comparisons.
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