I need a cheap flights to Bangkok - anyone know a good site ?

soretoe

Anyone know where to fnd cheap flights Dublin to Phuket ? The cheapest I got quoted is like 950 euro incl taxes - is this good or what ? Tell you what, if anyone can find me a place to get a return trip from Dublin to Phuket i.e. less than 850 incl tax (for september) I'll personally wash all your dishes for a week....no matter where you live....as long as yee don't mind a strange man in your kitchen between 6 and 7pm..

breadmonkey

Do you absolutely have to fly to Phuket? Malaysia Airlines are probably the cheapest. My flights to Bangkok were about €700 but I went in June, not September and I don't know how much that should affect the price. You can't buy directly from Malaysia Airlines, you have to go through a travel agent. I used Trailfinders and they were fine. Having said that, I only have experience with USIT and Trailfinders and it isn't exactly hard to beat the former!

Anyway, you could fly to Bangkok and then get a train + bus transfer to Phuket for about €25 or so iirc.

optiplexgx270

December / Jan is the most expensive June would be fairly cheap.

Give Trailfinders.ie a call also plan to fly into bangkok and travel down (it will save you loads and trip is not bad)

ScouseMouse

Got it down to 904 but that is with multiple changes, dub-lon-doha-bangkok-phuket. Not much good when you will spend 2 day recovering.

Ebookers.ie offering dub bkk for 743 incl and then a seperate search bkk - phuket for 106 sterling (160 euro) inclusive totals 900 euro.

Will keep trying, its now a challange to me AND i have lots of dirty dishes HA HA

killbillvol2

You could try Club Travel as well, either on the web or in person. They have a lot of Aussies working there who know their way around SE Asia.

Prices to SE Asia are well up on last year at the moment, possibly due to fuel prices, but may drop (a little) if demand isn't there. Superscouse's price (900)looks good if it applies to September.

Phuket's a dump, you might as well go to the Canaries

pcorry

Check out https://www.fly12go.com , They had 2 flights a day bkk - phuket. It cost me about 36e (one way) back in november.it takes about 1 1/2 hour.

killbillvol2

Air Asia fly BKK to Phuket 5 times a day. Less than €50 return.

Dave!

http://www.kayak.com/

frunkstar

wash my lollies if u want heres your answer----ltu airways from germany/dusseldorf- 220 euro single bangkok, its the same for a flight back, both ryanair and aerlingus fly to dusseldorf for between 20 to 50, a bit of effort but you do the math

wakejiver

http://www.gohop.ie sorted me out heading out to Bangkok 20th May back on the 29th May. Price is €313 and tax is €290 per adult. I imagine a lot of the comparision sites will quote something similar but what impressed me with Gohop is I called them to find out which airport was convenient for transfers given travelling with two of my young ones and they answered phone within a minute and it was nice to talk to someone who knew where Kilcoole in Wicklow was. i.e. They are based in Ireland. :)

Oranage2

Klm www.klm.com

€666 quotes so probably just under 700 euro including taxes

dates 6th of september to the 27th of september - Though it was pretty flexible.


Dublin to Bangkok.

Get a bus to bangkok to phuckett for like 15 quid.

wallpaper12

you never told us what days you want to fly or how long you want to stay which would obviously help....

But anyway I think I have a cheap and convienient way for you.

Dub-BKK via ams with KLM 666 return for the 3rd sep to 24th sep
Then Air asia bkk-phuket for less than 100 return.

Total price about 750.

Bus to phuket from bkk would only be about 30 euro so if you do it that way it would be total price of 710ish

Yes I am fantastic!!!!
first flight found with momondo, dont pick the first one as it has an overnight layover in AMS but if you scroll down you can get the same price with much shorter layover!

wallpaper12

Damn you oranage2 just beat me to it

Oranage2

Or use www.nokair.com and fly bangkok to phuket for aprox €30 each way.



Do you supply the washing up liquid?

bohsfan

Oranage2 wrote: »

Do you supply the washing up liquid?

I'm not sure if that offer would still stand after 5 years...

Oranage2

wallpaper12 wrote: »

Damn you oranage2 just beat me to it

LOL, this thread is life 5 years old and looks like a spammer dug it up.

Looks like we arent getting dishes done

3ndahalfof6

it took 5 years to get the cheap price, I wonder how heez getting on or she,

Boards.ie we will get the info to you no matter how long it takes.