But it will only cost $5000 for a family of 4 to fly on Southwest to Orlando or Anaheim..... "fine print" upto 3 possible layovers of more than an hour all flights subject to availablility and no promise you will get there in the same 24 hour period from when you started"
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News Southwest and Walt Disney World Resort unveil 50th anniversary aircraft
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CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
Wait what? Does Southwest have a reputation as an expensive airline?
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
Disney CMs will now joke with guests about how they “may” have to evacuate in case their roller coaster car crashes. Bwahahahaha it’s so funny joking about planes or rides crashing!
GimpYancIent
Well-Known Member
I just see a whole new rash of "Wanna Get Away" commercials.
In the Midwest they are higher. It used to be the other way around. They were for the longest time the only one with direct flights to Orlando from KCI. American is cheaper now (not direct either), not counting Spirit or Frontier, tried each once on other trips never again....
Kamikaze
Well-Known Member
Not enough flights for that to be true.
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
Usually one a day from here. Two, tops. So, agreed.
VelocityRaptor
Active Member
Im surprised people have such negative thoughts of Southwest. I just booked a last minute trip for the 50th. Direct flights for 84 dollars each way. I only ever fly Southwest
doctornick
Well-Known Member
Of course it depends on the airport, but I tend to think of them as a decent price but not rock bottom cheap option. Since they include free luggage, it helps to makes their prices more competitive especially if you are a big packer. Also, they continue to have the best customer service in the industry in my experience. They are "no frills" without seeming "cheap".
Other airlines feel like they nickle and dime you for everything nowadays (insert "like WDW does now" joke).
Cmdr_Crimson
Well-Known Member
Will never see anything like their partnership with Delta
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
I'll fly anything that isn't Allegiant, Spirit, or Frontier, and I'll pay a bit of a premium for direct. Southwest and JetBlue are usually a tiny bit more expensive for me to Orlando, but I don't have to fly through Charlotte or Atlanta.
ABQ
Well-Known Member
Not often worth it for me. As I live in a flyover state, most of my flights on SWA are connections through other cities and either the plane is half full when I first get on, or I get hosed at a connection, often in PHX it seems, where by the time I make that connection, the A group has already boarded.
EpcoTim
Well-Known Member
I won’t fly southwest but I will wait in a hellish line if that’s anything like the original.
