Will my March flight prices go down if i dont book now?

maxximus

booking 6 flights to lanzarote for a bit of sun on the 4/3 to 11/3 with ryanair from dublin . cost is €1210 at the mo , which is a little pricy , are they likely to go down if i leave it for a while ??

Qprmeath

Doubtful. Ive been watching March 6th return flights to London Gatwick for a couple of months and they have gone from €20 to about €50 in that time. Of course sods law will apply. As soon as you book they will drop.

beccerelda

No I don't think they will. I booked flights back in november for myself and a friend to go to lanzarote in feb coming home in march. At that time they were €89.99 each way. Another friend wants to come on the holiday with us now and when we checked the prices they were €149 or something similar. Common sense or normal thinking doesn't apply with ryanair

Fr Tod Umptious

beccerelda wrote: »

No I don't think they will. I booked flights back in november for myself and a friend to go to lanzarote in feb coming home in march. At that time they were €89.99 each way. Another friend wants to come on the holiday with us now and when we checked the prices they were €149 or something similar. Common sense or normal thinking doesn't apply with ryanair

I don't understand

The date of departure is getting closer, the flights are getting more expensive as the cheaper seats are being sold

Do you expect Ryanair to drop their price just because your mate wants to come along ?

beccerelda

No I don't expect them do drop their prices because my mate wants to come along, that's just ridiculous. I was just giving an example to answer maxximus's post. And I do think that €60 is a big jump in the cost of a seat for the exact same flights I'll be on

jonny68

More often than not as time goes on flights go up in price.