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One Way / One Day: Austin to Boston / Orlando / Fort Lauderdale $31 – JetBlue

[10/01/2015 @ 12:04 PM] Open this itinerary here: Priceline, Orbitz, CheapTickets, JetBlue, Expedia, Travelocity, Hotwire, BookingBuddy.

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JetBlue is having a One Way, One Day sale. Flights from Austin (AUS) to Boston (BOS) / Orlando (MCO) / Fort Lauderdale (FLL) with the discount fare are only available for Halloween October 31st for $31. On sale today only.

This is a good deal, since the return trip costs about $100. A round-trip works out to be about $131.

Orbitz and CheapTickets have a search tool that looks for flights 3-days before and after the dates you’ve selected, you should use it if you have a general idea of when you want to travel, but want to see other prices for other dates close to the ones you’ve selected.

To save the most money, be sure to make use of the travel coupon codes available at the bottom of this post. Booking your trip as a Flight + Hotel package will probably save you more money than if you were to book separately. Priceline and Orbitz tend to have cheaper package deals than what the airlines usually offer on their sites, so be sure to compare the package costs on several different booking sites to make sure you’re getting the least expensive one.

Note: OTAs such as Orbitz and Priceline allow free cancellation before 10 PM CST the day after purchase. As deals sell-out or expire quickly, this policy allows you to “lock-in” the cheap fare while you sort out a plan. After the grace period, you will not be able to cancel without the regular penalty.

United, Delta, JetBlue and Virgin America offer free cancellation within the next 24-hours while American allows you to “Hold” a ticket for 24-hours. Keep in mind that once you pay for a ticket on AA.com you can’t cancel it without a change fee or penalty, even if was purchased less than 24-hours ago.

The DOT doesn’t enforce 24-hour free cancellation on tickets less than 7-days away from departure, so some airlines and OTAs allow it while some do not. On Orbitz, you can easily see if your ticket allows a free cancellation, just look for “FREE Cancel” next to the price of the ticket.

When you are ready to book, please use the links on our site to begin your booking process so we receive credit for the referral.

I was able to pull up this fare on Priceline, Orbitz, and JetBlue. Screenshots taken at 12:11 PM on 10/1/15.

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Ren P. Artemio

Ren P. Artemio

Ren is the Chief Director of Nap Times at Escape Houston, Escape ATX, Cheap DFW, and Escape Flights. He really likes researching airfare and the travel industry, especially when it means getting a cheap flight to anywhere (he's not picky).

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