cmarsh31
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Sep 5, 2015
Got 1490 points back this AM for a flight coming up on Wednesday (3/11)
My 3/11 flight is $150 more than when I booked it! There is no rhyme or reason!
Got 1490 points back this AM for a flight coming up on Wednesday (3/11)
That usually happens when there’s less than a week before flight.My 3/11 flight is $150 more than when I booked it! There is no rhyme or reason!
Anxiously awaiting the release of September flights. We got 2 giftcards for Southwest, and I am hoping it works out. I looked at some of the flights in July/August and noticed many days only have a crack of dawn flight or late night flight. Neither of those are really feasible for our return home. The last 2 trips we flew Southwest and they had more flights available. I did look at American Airlines and they have decent flight times and it's pretty cheap. I guess we can do that if worse comes to worse, even though we got the Southwest giftcards.
We fly from BUF to MCO and have found similar situation with flight times. We prefer direct flights so we’ve changed our expectations and now fly out at the crack of silly and turn it into a waterpark day!
Same here and my flights dropped again since yesterday!Is anyone else having trouble logging into Southwest site? I am trying to book flights and it won't let me!!!!
Same out of Albany - we've ended up flying in the night before on SW and home direct on JB on their one flight a day (generally around 11am).
Same here and my flights dropped again since yesterday!
Sometimes going into incognito mode works though. Had that happen before with My Disney Experience too. Wouldn't recognize my login credentials on Chrome but it worked when it was incognito mode.But we have to login to change a flight and that’s what isn’t working.
I find this to be a great workaround tooSometimes going into incognito mode works though. Had that happen before with My Disney Experience too. Wouldn't recognize my login credentials on Chrome but it worked when it was incognito mode.
I checked this morning and it’s 3/12What date is the next release of flights? I think I remember someone saying 3/12? I went back a few pages and of course can't find it now. Thanks!
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