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#15689 by mitchja
17 Oct 2006, 12:26
Economy starting from £219 to NYC between Nov 1st and Jan 28th details here

There's also a fantastic PE seat sale starting from £539 to NYC (same dates as above) details here

All fares must be booked by 11pm Sunday 22nd October

Regards
#143597 by HighFlyer
17 Oct 2006, 12:36
MCO fare sale extends into March too (VS027/028, 08 Jan - 15 Mar 2007) Tempting for some?

Thanks,
Sarah
#143601 by Neil
17 Oct 2006, 12:45
Interesting to see the PE seat sale only on selected flights - this obviously points to these been the quitest NYC flights.

Neil:)
#143608 by mitchja
17 Oct 2006, 12:55
Any PE fare for under £600 is good going. I've never paid less than £615 for PE.

Regards
#143612 by Neil
17 Oct 2006, 12:58
Originally posted by mitchja
Any PE fare for under £600 is good going. I've never paid less than £615 for PE.

Regards


Oh its excellent - especially pre-xmas, can understand it in Jan when NYC isn't the most appealing of places, but in December for some xmas shopping, it really is an excellent offer, if we hadn't booked for next June it would of been seriously tempting.

Neil:)
#143614 by locutus
17 Oct 2006, 13:01
Flights may be cheap in Dec, but hotel prices seem to hit the roof around these times [:(!]
#143616 by Neil
17 Oct 2006, 13:07
Originally posted by locutus
Flights may be cheap in Dec, but hotel prices seem to hit the roof around these times [:(!]


That's if you can actually get a half decent hotel in Dec, they are booked up so far in advance its untrue[V]
#143735 by paradiso
17 Oct 2006, 23:44
All fares must be booked by 11pm Sunday 22nd October
Buggeration! [:0]

I just booked for three adults to Orlando in January two days ago,
and now the total price has dropped by over £300...

As a silver FC member, is there anything I can do to claw
any of this back, or has my bad timing left me £315 out of
pocket just because I booked on a Monday instead of a Wednesday?

Not happy,

~ MARK ~
#143743 by mcuth
18 Oct 2006, 01:46
Originally posted by paradiso
As a silver FC member, is there anything I can do to claw
any of this back,


Unlikely you'd be able to even if you were a Gold FC member.

or has my bad timing left me £315 out of
pocket just because I booked on a Monday instead of a Wednesday?


Very probably - the only chance you'd have of clawing anything back is if your original tickets are refundable and/or have minimal cancellation fees...and of course, there's still availability on the sale fares for your flights.

Afraid it's just the luck of the draw - you were unfortunate enough to book just before a sale came up - unlike high street shops, VS don't announce them in advance - sorry.

Cheers

Michael
#143746 by paradiso
18 Oct 2006, 02:11
Afraid it's just the luck of the draw - you were unfortunate enough to book just before a sale came up - unlike high street shops, VS don't announce them in advance - sorry.

Thanks anyway - I'm trying (hard!) to convince myself that it's
not all bad as the extra £315 spent will earn 6x (or is is 8x?)
airmiles on my new Black Amex...

~ MARK ~
#144013 by dickoon
19 Oct 2006, 13:46
Originally posted by paradiso
has my bad timing left me £315 out of
pocket just because I booked on a Monday instead of a Wednesday?


Just for sympathy's sake, my better half booked LHR-JFK on Tuesday 17th to catch the fare sale ending that day, not knowing that there would be another, better one starting on Wednesday 18th. She was mightily aggrieved, as well I can imagine you are, and not even the concept that she got a pretty decent (but less decent than it could have been) fare would placate her. She may have not taken the right deal, but it was the right deal for her, as they say.

The obvious question that follows is "if Virgin are prepared to run two fare sales in a row, might they run three fare sales in a row" - who knows? I do hope it doesn't get to FR-like extremes of being all fare sale all the time, as much as I feel I ought to be grateful for any fare sale that might ever exist. Cheap prices are appreciated, but confidence that I'm getting the cheapest possible deal even more so. [:?]

Ah well. If she finally gets a plane with V:Port she'll be happy.
Chris
#144390 by sunsational
21 Oct 2006, 19:45
I'm fuming, booked for MCO on 14th March and now find flights are £147pp cheaper,
and thats x 5.

Kaz
#144638 by Wolves27
23 Oct 2006, 15:51
Booked for JFK in PE in March (thanks HighFlyer for letting me know about these silly prices!). Got it for £563 inc Tax. That is by far the cheapest fare I have ever seen for PE on that route. I was going around then anyway but was planning to book on the spur. These prices changed my mind.

Unfortunately they're back to normal when I need to go in May..

Dean
Virgin Atlantic

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