Ryanair sale windows

Sheep Shagger

Does anyone know how far in advance Ryanair have their sale windows, for example their current sales (that seem almost daily) are currently only for travel up to 30th November.

Looking at flights in January and Febrary and so far they seem to have place holder fares on my dates and destinations, that's where all flights on every day are the same (relatively high) price.

Any ideas?

Atlantic Dawn

Last few years they have had a sale in the days around Black Friday which this year will be 29th November which should include the travel period of January and February. However if a particular week is in expected high demand those tickets will always be pricey, for example the first few days of January and 15th - 23rd of February where school holidays fall.

Those prices you are seeing should drop (provided they are not in the above high demand period) as the weeks go by. Outside of the sale period I'd be taking note of the lowest price you see for an outgoing and inbound flight and then pull the trigger about 8-10 weeks out when you can see the cheapest you have seen at that time.

Some destinations may have little movement in price such as winter sun locations, particularly those served by a single flight a day.

Sheep Shagger

Thanks, is a particular weekend we need to go to Budapest which I can't imagine is overly popular in January.

They have 2 flights a day, the AL schedule is not out yet, their base fares seem higher anyway.

slystallone

Is there any more handy way to see all their upcoming prices besides scrolling through the dates on the app?

Mimikyu

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122691314#Comment_122691314

I find Google Flights very handy. You can select how many days you want to go for and it'll show you the cheapest days in a monthly calendar view. You can also filter what airline you want/don't want and departure/arrival times.