Priceline

[Nikki]

I know someone posted about it a few weeks ago. But how are the airlines they use and connections and such.

[FAST]

isnt priceline the one you have to bid on ..?

I think you need to be very flexable when dealign with them ..and prob have no control over if they are logn connecting flights and what not

i could not not deal with that



expedia is my favorite

[Lushheaven]

expediaaaa dot comm

[PeANuT]

I am a HUGE fan of Priceline... Have not used it for flights tho.

Look on biddingfortravel.com if you want some strategies and hints tho.
The site is a little bit ackward to get used to but you can get great deals if you know what you are doing. :agree

[SunRise95]

I just used priceline to book a hotel for a weekend in Montreal. I bid $110 on a four star and ended up getting a room in a sweet ass hotel. I went to the hotels website and their rates start at $180 a night. We saved ourselves a decent amount. You do have to be pretty flexible though. I'd imagine even more so w/ flights :giveup

[J. Martin]

I used Priceline about 6 years ago, and was very happy, r/t to south beach for 125 on a delta flight. I heard their system is different now though, and not as customer friendly. Try expedia or travelocity

[Balas]

i like expedia or orbitz. but def use priceline for budgets.

[PeANuT]

I just actually booked my hotel for LA next week through Priceline.

Got a 3 star (Radisson) Hotel for 53/night when the hotel's website and hotels.com have it advertised for 129. Thats actually not even a great savings compared to what I have gotten in the past but I didnt have the time to play around with it and besides my work picks up the tab anyways. :shrugger