Dublin to Orlando, Florida for only €313

ruddy1987

Cheap flights from Dublin, Ireland to Orlando, Florida and Las Vegas for only €313 roundtrip with Air Canada and United Airlines.

DEPART:
Dublin, Ireland

ARRIVE:
Orlando, USA

RETURN:
Dublin, Ireland

DATES:
Availability from January to March 2018

Example dates:
15th-23rd Jan
17th-30th Jan
18th-30th Jan
22nd-30th Jan
25th Jan – 7th Feb
31st Jan – 13th Feb
31st Jan – 14th Feb
5th-13th Feb
7th-14th Feb
7th-20th Feb
7th-21st Feb
8th-21st Feb
12th-20th Feb
12th-21st Feb
19th Feb – 5th Mar
21st Feb – 5th Mar
22nd Feb – 5th Mar
26th Feb – 5th Mar
12th-26th Mar
13th-26th Mar
13th-27th Mar

and more…

STOPS:
Toronto/Washington DC

AIRLINES:
Air Canada
United Airlines

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hearsay

what kind of weather does Florida get in these months of the year,

positron

http://traveltips.usatoday.com/average-march-weather-disney-world-orlando-florida-54462.html

Sounds ideal, 15-30 degrees, some chance of rain but probably still better than driest of the Irish summers.

boccy23

Posted in Travel. Virgin are offering great deals on Upper Class to the States for someone who wants to travel well.

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057821647

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hearsay wrote: »

what kind of weather does Florida get in these months of the year,

Florida = good weather. Miami/Ft Lauderdale/Deerfield the winter was kinda like a warm Irish summer. Wouldn't recommend going there though. Don't know much about Orlando though. Ft Lauderdale beach is full of gangs and pimps. Dump of a place.

dodzy

Grab All Association wrote: »

Florida = good weather. Miami/Ft Lauderdale/Deerfield the winter was kinda like a warm Irish summer. Wouldn't recommend going there though. Don't know much about Orlando though. Ft Lauderdale beach is full of gangs and pimps. Dump of a place.

By your own admission you know f**k all about it, and yet you still recommend avoiding. Some people....... it’s a great part of the world OP. Go at least once .

Esse85

boccy23 wrote: »

Posted in Travel. Virgin are offering great deals on Upper Class to the States for someone who wants to travel well.

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057821647

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dodzy wrote: »

By your own admission you know f**k all about it, and yet you still recommend avoiding. Some people....... it’s a great part of the world OP. Go at least once .

I meant Miami. Should have made that clearer but it was late. Wouldn’t recommend anyone goes there.

Tabnabs

Took a trip to Miami, Lauderdale and West Palm Beech in November. It was fabulous. Rented a car and drove around (traffic is crazy however). Absolutely zero issues with gangs or crime. There is a stark contrast between the enormous wealth and the poverty, but never felt troubled. Florida is the warmest part of the US during the winter months and the climate is very agreeable. Miami is a far south as Dubai so climate wise it's a great location for winter holidays. The only negative was Miami airport, the terminal Aer Lingus use is a kip compared to the other areas.

sioda

Would go back to Miami in a heart beat great beaches good food, better Cuban food than Cuba. Excellent night life and safe as houses tbh.
Flights at that price snap them up.

Del007

For anyone who has been to Orlando, would you recommend renting a car? for the parks, shopping centres etc

shamrockvilla

Del007 wrote: »

For anyone who has been to Orlando, would you recommend renting a car? for the parks, shopping centres etc

It depends on where you are staying.If staying in a Disney hotel and just going to the Disney parks you won't need one for this part of your trip however the Kissimmee,Orlando,International Drive area is huge and is really not very walkable.

theteal

Del007 wrote: »

For anyone who has been to Orlando, would you recommend renting a car? for the parks, shopping centres etc

shamrockvilla wrote: »

It depends on where you are staying.If staying in a Disney hotel and just going to the Disney parks you won't need one for this part of your trip however the Kissimmee,Orlando,International Drive area is huge and is really not very walkable.

If going to Orlando and just doing Disney would drive a parent demented. Universal is much better for older kids (adults too) so I would not restrict yourself to Disney and because of such I would definitely recommend getting a car. There is quite a bit to see other than the parks (e.g. Kissimee, Int Drive etc. )so you'd be limiting yourself also without a car.

As for the temp in winter, I couldn't say exactly but but for comparison I can say that we spent Paddy's Day of 11-12 years ago on South Beach and we had to regularly go into the sea to keep cool/avoid sunburn. The water was in no way cold, just nice.

Davy

Del007 wrote: »

For anyone who has been to Orlando, would you recommend renting a car? for the parks, shopping centres etc

Plenty of free shuttles from Hotels so would depend where you are staying.

ButtersSuki

Del007 wrote: »

For anyone who has been to Orlando, would you recommend renting a car? for the parks, shopping centres etc

There's a whole thread on Orlando somewhere on boards.....on mobile so can't search right now but it's very comprehensive and very good.

2smiggy

here's the guide to travelling to Orlando on a budget. If I had not other holidays already sorted for next year I would have been tempted !!