Fares on today’s Maui Flights sale have dropped from $99 last time to as little as $84 this time.
Everyone wants to go to Maui. There’s a ton of airline competition, and the airfares are extremely competitive and getting more so all the time. We uncovered these deals today on Maui flights. There are seven departure cities to choose from, and travel dates are now to early mid-December, depending on the route. Including many weekends. If you have been missing long walks on Makena Beach or your favorite Maui activities including upcoming whale watching, look no further and book your return to the Valley Isle today.
Fare War Price Drop | Maui Flights $84 Including Weekends
✈ Los Angeles $84 on United, American, and Southwest nonstop.
✈ Oakland from $84 on Hawaiian and Southwest nonstop.
✈ Portland $93 on United and Southwest one-stop.
✈ Sacramento $84 on United one-stop.
✈ San Diego $93 on United one-stop.
✈ San Francisco $84 on Hawaiian and United nonstop.
✈ San Jose from $84 on Hawaiian and Southwest nonstop.
Here’s how today’s deals work.
Travel for these Hawaii deals is mostly through mid-December although some routes end sooner. The prices listed are the lowest we found today in this date range, and other days are higher. Availability is limited and varies by route. Fares are mostly for basic economy tickets and mid-week travel, Monday through Thursday. Many weekend dates. Search using the monthly availability calendar on the airline websites.
Notes on availability:
â–¶ We always find cheaper fares than advertised by airlines, but with less availability. Keep that in mind when searching.
â–¶ Can’t find what you’re looking for? See our Need Help section below.
â–¶ Airfares change up to five times each weekday, and sale availability decreases as seats are booked.
â–¶ To take advantage of these deals on Maui flights, you should find and book them now.
â–¶ Start travel either on the US Mainland or in Hawaii.
â–¶ Prices listed are each way, including all taxes and fees.
How to book:
Book online only – these fares are not available by phone. Try using the monthly fare calendar for more options and to locate the cheapest fares.
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Updated 9/3/21.
Why would the airlines lower prices and start a Fare War when the Governor is asking for less people to come to Hawaii?
This sound irresponsible.
Brian D.
The market is over saturated because SWA has over expanded into the market. Hawaii is not geared for what used to be called a backpacker
airline trying to get as much market share as they can. A lot of the type of tourism we experienced this summer was a result of the opening the spigot of pent up demand and no balance of International travel….it will fix itself to a certain degree but make no mistake about it, the tourist market of this summer is not sustainable. The tourists this year brought a lot more stress to the resources with less money spent to benefit Hawaii then is healthy.
We had an Alaska Air reservation but the nonstop flight LAX – LIH has been cancelled.
When might there be another fare sale for ticketing 12/3-12/17? Any insight?
Hoping to see lower fares on another airline. And the Alaska options would double the flight time to 11-14 hrs from nonstop!
Thank you for everything you do to keep us on top of things.
Hi Kathie.
Thanks, Alaska Airlines has never flown nonstop between LA and Kauai, although 5 other airlines do. Yes, there may be more for travel completed by mid-December.
Aloha
Guess they didn’t get the Ige memo lol.
Good afternoon, I got the email regarding the fare for 89 dollars to Maui but eveytime I get these deals why does the price shows different before booking? Can you please explain me how this works. Thank you
Hi Sammy.
Likely you are either not looking at the route or dates for which there is that sale. If you want our help, please provide where you are flying from and approximate dates you hope to travel.
Aloha.
Great fares from the west coast to Hawaii.
I’m confused, I thought the Mayor of Maui County wants to reduce tourists coming? Are the airlines thumbing their noses at the Mayor?
Mahalo
Hi Sharon.
We can’t say if that’s the case. The situation is highly competitive, and that is the basis of the airline fare wars.
Aloha.
More like extending their middle digits.
Hello! I so appreciate Beat of Hawaii. Thank you for all the great info and updates you publish, I am glad I found you.
I am going to Hawaii with friends for the first time 1/30 – 2/16, flying out of Seattle. First to Kona on 1/30 then to Maui on 2/9 and back to Seattle on 2/16. A friend offered up a companion fare on Alaska but at the moment, it is looking cheaper to use other airlines flying out of Seattle! I would love to do open-jaw ticket and fly home from Maui to Seattle, rather than have to return to Kona to keep all travel round-trip. Does open-jaw that route sound like an economical possibility in your experience?
I am thinking we might start seeing sale fares for late January/early February 2022 travel pretty soon. Would you agree? The person I would travel on the companion fare with is a little nervous and thought we should buy these tickets two months ago. I thought we should wait.
Thank you for any insight you might share,
Erica
Hi Erica.
We’ll be publishing a post today that speaks to your question of pricing, at least in part. Yes, we will start to see early 2022 sales soon. As for open jaw, virtually all airfares now are priced as one-way, so there will be no disadvantage in doing the routing in the way you would prefer.
Aloha.
RE: Question regarding OPEN Jaw flights. There is no difference in ONE Way fares vs ROUND trip fares any longer. That gives plenty of flexibility. Book multiple ONE WAY fares for the entire trip.
Such a deal! $99 one way to Maui. When you arrive PAY $250-300 a day for a car rental!
Not sure where you’re looking but car rental prices have dropped significantly!! Going 9/6 for 3 weeks and we’re paying less than $40 a day thru Costco!!
Rental prices have deopped recently. We are bouncing over from O’ahu in October and got a full size sedan vua Dollar for $244 (includes tax and all charges) for four days. You just gotta look bro. Mahalo.
The airlines are only thinking of filling their planes by these bargain air fares. Maui residents and locals are already complaining about being over run with tourists. A cheap airfare is bait to get you there — then you get hit with outrageous car rental fees, high hotel rates and restaurants that can’t serve you properly. The road to Hana is a traffic jam with tourist cars double parked at every scenic spot. Just so you know what you’re getting into.
I have heard car rental agencies have gotten shipments of cars!!! Am seeing pricing on car rentals much cheaper on all islands. Even throughout this year. Finally!!! Much Aloha!
With the difficulty the airlines are having with flight cancellations and the inability for the car rental companies to provide the needed transportation for all the visitors, not to mention the skyrocketing Covid case numbers on the islands, it is beyond me why the airlines, car companies and the local governments would want to have these kind of promotions. It cannot be good business for the airlines or the car rental companies not to be able to provide their services on time or at all. And the governor cannot seem to get a handle on the transmission of the virus, which is allegedly mostly being spread by the locals, but will no doubt begin to affect the visitors….even those who have been vaccinated. This just sound totally irresponsible on all levels. However, I guess if you make the tickets, car rentals and hotel rentals non-refundable it could be very profitable for them.
Amen!! Airlines don’t care our islands are being overwhelmed and over run. Yes people should be able to visit but not with the numbers that now make it near impossible for them let alone locals to enjoy our home. The greed of the airlines has to stop. It’s simply not sustainable. Sadly more and more of these tourists have no sense of aloha either.
I love you guys at BOH but at the same time wince when you do your job so well and publish these fares 😂🤣
The only trouble with booking flights now is that the airlines keep canceling flights. We are scheduled to come to Maui in October. We booked in March and our flight was cancelled and we rescheduled, last week part of our flight home was cancelled and we had to reschedule that portion. We hope there are no more cancellations.
Cindy, Could you let us know of airline and departure city? Thanks
Somewhat related, are you aware of any restrictions in United direct flights from ORD to OGG? From review of their flight schedule next June (2022), as an example, there are no direct flights on Tuesday or Wednesday. Any United flights out of Chicago on those two days would require at least one-stop. I am planning on departing Chicago on June 8 and was seeking a direct flight on United.
Thank you!
Hi Bob.
For that far out, the schedules will definitely be updated based on demand. It seems they aren’t yet confident of need to run 7 days a week.
Aloha.
Thank you for providing this valuable service! We are planning a Maui trip next year in Oct-Nov 2022. We have hotel reservations but are unable to book flights that far in advance! Do we simply have to wait or is there another way to book flights that far in advance? Also, is it smart to book way in advance or wait for deals? Okay sorry… that’s two questions!
Thanks again for all the timely and useful information!
Hi Tom.
For everyone other than SWA, booking is 330 days in advance. SWA has a much shorter booking window.
Aloha.