Travel
Has anyone ever traveled using Travelocity.com, Travelzoo.com or some other travel web site? I'm planning a vacation, and the deals are really appealing, especially the packages with air and hotels. Is it legit, though? What sites have you used?
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We used Expedia.com for Mexico earlier this year. Worked out great. We did the flights + hotel through them. Very smooth, and decent deal.
i've used expedia and priceline.com. i love priceline cause you get your tickets cheaper.
I forgot, i've used cheaptickets.com also.
I just got tickets to Costa rica using expedia--great prices, too. I'll tell you how good things go. In the past I've used priceline, cheaptickets, and several others to get my tickets, but never with the hotel included. All have worked out relatively well. One time, though, I got sent to Texas for my stop over to Vancouver....that's a little ridiculous.
I got tickets to POLAND for $200 a pop on Priceline once. It was good times.
yea i used travelocity.com
yea i love travelzoo = I am on there email list for stuff. They are a reputable site.
try priceline too - there very cool.
I say just wake up in a foreign land and see how to get home..
my uncle told me this story the other nite how it was friday and he just felt like going to spain so he went there for the weekend and came home monday morning. without telling anyone. all the family knew was that he went to school friday morning and came home monday nite.
Why does that not suprise me. lol
expedia for aruba
I've used travelocity and expedia, hotwire (good for car rentals).
have you heard the commercial about the mcnulte brothers?? and their trip?? it's an expedia. maaan, i laughed.
Bestfares.com has pretty good deals
i've used travelocity & travelzoo. i like both, but travelocity usually has less stipulations
yeah did that. It worked good. However its good to use it to locate the airline with the deal and then buy the ticket directly from the airlines website :)
can you hook me up with some good deals? i need to get the heck out of jersey.
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