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Hi BOH,
I just clicked on your link below to find those fares from Oakland, CA. to Maui for end of April and no where on their calendar does it show a $99.00 fare anywhere. Such a joke. What am I doing wrong? I tried mid week flights and found nothing at that price nor have I ever when you say the airlines are offering low fares. Again, what did I just miss?
Why never any fares from Denver or the midwest??? Why never into Hilo????
No Boston .
…Sigh…
Mike, we’re sitting on 2 Tix from Phoenix Non-Stop from February 2020, $567 No Refunds, but Hawaiian is a great Carrier and their Non-Stop @ 1100 Hours, is basically twice what ours is, but to connect on the West Coast home, is generally Red-eyes that have one arriving in LAX or SFO, before continuing. If you have Jet Blue Miles, think about that, get a Hawaiiam CC and you can cut the partner ticket by half, and probably have enough to Upgrade to 1st One Way, Comfort Coach on the other.
Thanks Randy, really good info, I appreciate it. I do have JB miles and I will definitely be signing up for the HA CC. Always dreamed of a 1st class trip from OGG to BOS.
We typically go to Maui end of Aug/Sept but thus year planning to go end of July. Since I’ve not had to look in July, is RT from LAX for $350 a good deal? I’m a no-frills flyer so basic economy is what I book. Thanks!
Hi AC.
That is a great price!
Aloha.
It would be nice to include data for SMf. Thank you!
Hi Oscar.
We omitted Sacramento because it didn’t have the deals that the listed cities did. The post says it is limited and that’s what we meant. In any event, on looking again this afternoon we found one reasonable fare to Maui and updated the post with that.
Aloha.
HA and AK are terribly overpriced for Portland/Seattle. For a good fare I have to fly down to SFO on UA!
Hi Maleko.
We are total fans of get there the fastest possible. So we didn’t create connections via other airlines. You’re right though, getting down to LA or SD would in many instances be hundreds of dollars less next summer. For a larger group, that makes a difference.
Aloha.
Every time this is advertised I get right on it to find absolutely no deals from Oregon.
Of course Phoenix is not included in this deal! Phoenix is never included in any of these deals! Why are there nevver any deals like this from Phoenix?
No good deals from Seattle either !!
It’s a good question Marcy, one that I’ve often wondered about as well. We’ve been going to Maui for 10+ years and the airfare hasn’t been that bad the past 5 years or so (r/t non stop for about $400) but nothing like the ridiculously low prices quoted on here. My guess is that most people can’t get these prices because it’s a nice trick the airlines play. I’ve never read one person saying they got a $99 or $150 ticket to Hawaii, but yeah it would be nice one of these days to find/use one.
If we have all 3 vaccines do we need a negative test $2 hours to fly to Kona?
No
What good is a $55 airfare when hotel room prices are through the roof? A $400 room is now $900 per night. No thanks.
Exactly. We just bought tickets to Maui without knowing the hotel prices and now don’t know what to do. The prices are not worth it.
We did the same with Oahu and the got a cheap plane ticket to Kauai. Hawaiian and Southwest hit at about $40 one way.
You should look at staying in a condo, usually much cheaper than a hotel. Aloha
Lanell;
Ix-nay on the ondo-cays (if you get my drift). I like the prices just the way they are….
Thanks,
Mike J
Not sure what all that means, would be nice if we all typed/spoke like adults. Overall value in Maui condos are the way to go imo.
It’s pig-latin BTW, just my attempt at levity. Point being that the more people know about this (great deal) the demand will increase and the prices will go up. Just sayin…
We have had good luck finding reasonable accommodations on airbnb.
Stay in a vrbo or condo etc. There are tons of sites of people renting out there condos etc, plus it saves you all that $$$ eating out almost every meal as you have your own kitchen/bar etc. We go to Maui 2-3 times a year, always stay in a condo and depending how much room you need your looking at anywhere from $225-$600 night, except over Thanksgiving/Christmas etc.