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originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: mblahnikluver
Hey Mblah. Go to Flyertalk.com - it's a site that I also use - locate the airline forums in question and ask the experts. You will not be disappointed. All of us mental cases that fly weekly are over there.
There are in fact many ways to locate cheaper airfare and each airline has subtly different methods of doing so.
originally posted by: LightSpeedDriver
a reply to: mblahnikluver
Generally, ticket prices are way more expensive during peak times. Amsterdam (Schiphol airport) is the most expensive airport to use due to their ridiculous airport tax. Rotterdam airport is not that far away (a half-hour train journey, perhaps slightly longer) but should be cheaper to use. There are other cheaper airports but they might be an hour or two removed from where you need to be. Dutch friends of mine decided to go to Belgium to fly because it was so much cheaper but meant a 2 or 3 hour car journey. Hope it helps.
ETA What US airport are you leaving from? I don't mind having a search for you. At the end of the day, The Netherlands is not a cheap country for just about anything. Avoid summer and tourist destinations if possible.
originally posted by: Atsbhct
a reply to: mblahnikluver
Can't you apply for 90 Day Fiance like any other sane person? Make TLC foot the bills. Lol.
originally posted by: Ameilia
a reply to: mblahnikluver
I use Scott's Cheap Flights, the free version. Every day there is an email. It tells you the destination, which departing airports you can leave from, how much the flights are, when the flights are, what the normal price is, and if there are bag fees, etc.
Today it was to Zurich, rates below $500 normally $850+ on American, you have 1 - 2 days to book (estimated) before the flights are full, price is available May, October - March, excluding Christmas/NYE.
This email is good if you want to travel internationally on a budget and are open to destinations.
There is a premium version of the daily email which you can pay for and you supposedly get better deals in addition to the deals the free version gives, and can select options such as choosing your departing city and only hearing about stuff from that location. I have never paid for the premium version so I can't comment on it.
Then there is Skyscanner.net. Here you can choose where you are leaving from and where you want to go, then after the initial search, click on the month and pick "Find Cheapest Month."
IMO Scott's is best if you are open to going wherever and Skyscanner is better if you need a specific place.
Hope this helps.
originally posted by: mblahnikluver
originally posted by: Atsbhct
a reply to: mblahnikluver
Can't you apply for 90 Day Fiance like any other sane person? Make TLC foot the bills. Lol.
HAHA all of my friends keep telling me to do this and I have never seen the show. We are both pretty private so a national tv show wouldn't be for us.
originally posted by: Atsbhct
originally posted by: mblahnikluver
originally posted by: Atsbhct
a reply to: mblahnikluver
Can't you apply for 90 Day Fiance like any other sane person? Make TLC foot the bills. Lol.
HAHA all of my friends keep telling me to do this and I have never seen the show. We are both pretty private so a national tv show wouldn't be for us.
It's horrendous! Don't watch it. 😂