Some excellent prices to New York on when you book with Delta (no CC fees). Example dates 10/8 - 22/8 = £353 (£278 if you have kids under 16 as you can claim back £75 APD).
Family of 4 price (2 adults 2 kids) = £1,263.
Flights are via Paris (CDG) with good flight times. Plenty of sub-£400 fare around these dates.
No need to book with online travel agents and the risks that come with that. You book direct with Delta.
I actually booked an open jaw ticket, flying into New York and out of Los Angeles (£1,627 - 2 adults/2kids), and booked a separate o/w flight from New York to Reno, Nevada for £550 for the 4 of us
Plan is to do Lake Tahoe, Yosemite and down to San Diego, and with no o/w car rental drop off fee from Reno to Los Angeles, it saves us re-tracing our steps and doing mega-car-miles if we flew in/out of Los Angeles.
So we get flights for a 2 centre New York-California trip for around £2,200 for the 4 of us, slap bang in the middle of the school holidays!
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youngrobbo
5 Mar 17#1
Good price. We paid slightly more for our direct flights with United around 1 month ago for 6 of us. Delta were slightly higher for direct flights.
mrsam to youngrobbo
5 Mar 17#4
Do you mean direct to Los Angeles? May I know which flight and website to book. Thanks
M_z
5 Mar 171#2
Cheap flights to the US? That'll be the Trump effect.
sunnyrain
5 Mar 17#3
Thanks.
mrsam
5 Mar 17#5
Hi, Thanks for posing. How do you choose flying into New york out from Los Angeles. I don't see that option in delta website
Thanks
Bobbins
5 Mar 171#6
Choose the 'MULTI CITY' option.
We fly out 9 Aug to New York via Paris on Air France (A380), and back from Los Angeles to Gatwick on 22 Aug via Las Vegas on Virgin. Flights are still available when I looked this morning.
We then booked a o/w ticket to California on American Airlines. But also checkout United, Southwest etc.
mrsam to Bobbins
5 Mar 17#7
Thank you. Checking it out. Good price
youngrobbo
5 Mar 17#8
No, direct to NYC, without flying to Paris first. We booked direct with United, although we did try through an agent on Skyscanner first which was about £15pp cheaper, then we read the reviews for the agent and they were horrendous. Ended up like the OP on the airlines actual website instead.
Sorry if you thought it was direct to LA :disappointed:
vulcanproject
5 Mar 177#9
Good deal as long as you are caucasian
squizzawizza
6 Mar 17#10
Great price! Sounds like you'll have a fab trip, one for the kids to remember. Enjoy :smile:
The_IMF
6 Mar 17#11
Hot deal, great price. Not sure if you've flown Delta before but I'd rate it as my worst transatlantic flight experience. Flew them once 3 years ago so things may have changed now.
Soaps
6 Mar 17#12
Flew to Orlando with Delta in October, everything was great and would definitely recommend them. New York in August is way too hot to be pounding the pavements and doing tourist things though.
yannarascala
6 Mar 17#13
Super price, well done OP
Bobbins
6 Mar 17#14
It's a Delta ticket but for me Air France on the way out and Virgin on the return leg.
However, economy is economy.
jkb68
22 Mar 17#15
This deal should be marked as expired as prices are not that now
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Family of 4 price (2 adults 2 kids) = £1,263.
Flights are via Paris (CDG) with good flight times. Plenty of sub-£400 fare around these dates.
No need to book with online travel agents and the risks that come with that. You book direct with Delta.
I actually booked an open jaw ticket, flying into New York and out of Los Angeles (£1,627 - 2 adults/2kids), and booked a separate o/w flight from New York to Reno, Nevada for £550 for the 4 of us
Plan is to do Lake Tahoe, Yosemite and down to San Diego, and with no o/w car rental drop off fee from Reno to Los Angeles, it saves us re-tracing our steps and doing mega-car-miles if we flew in/out of Los Angeles.
So we get flights for a 2 centre New York-California trip for around £2,200 for the 4 of us, slap bang in the middle of the school holidays!
15 comments
Thanks
We fly out 9 Aug to New York via Paris on Air France (A380), and back from Los Angeles to Gatwick on 22 Aug via Las Vegas on Virgin. Flights are still available when I looked this morning.
We then booked a o/w ticket to California on American Airlines. But also checkout United, Southwest etc.
Sorry if you thought it was direct to LA :disappointed:
However, economy is economy.