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[lazidazi07]

Southwest hasnt yet released the fares for when I'm visiting the World ( by only 2 weeks! its torture!) but I have noticed the fares a couple weeks before are about $105 each way. I'm subscribed to DING and notice cheaper fares to other destinations (sometimes orlando) but my question is do many of you find it worth it to wait until the very last minute to purchase your airfare with DING or should I snatch up the $105 each way tickets when they are released!? Im so nervous I wont be able to get a good DING fare and end up paying $300 or something like it. :lookaroun

 

[Nemo14]

Southwest hasnt yet released the fares for when I'm visiting the World ( by only 2 weeks! its torture!) but I have noticed the fares a couple weeks before are about $105 each way. I'm subscribed to DING and notice cheaper fares to other destinations (sometimes orlando) but my question is do many of you find it worth it to wait until the very last minute to purchase your airfare with DING or should I snatch up the $105 each way tickets when they are released!? Im so nervous I wont be able to get a good DING fare and end up paying $300 or something like it. :lookaroun

I always book as soon as the dates I need are released. Occasionally I've got better rates later with Ding, so I've rescheduled then. The down side to this is that you do not get a refund, but rather credits that are good for one year from the time you first booked. I've saved a lot of $$ that way though for future trips.

 

[natalia1681]

I tend to buy my tickets as soon as they are posted at a price I feel comfortable paying. If they are cheaper later, I rebook and save the difference for my next flight:wave: I just get too nervous to wait for cheap airfare. I'm afraid I'll get stuck paying a fortune

 

[lazidazi07]

Thanks guys! :wave:

 

[luckyamber]

How do you rebook? Just call customer service?

 

[Dubman]

How do you rebook? Just call customer service?

Just go here.