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re: Flight advice needed (Vegas/LSU/Labor Day)
Posted on 2/6/24 at 4:33 pm to geauxpurple
Posted on 2/6/24 at 4:33 pm to geauxpurple
Thanks for all the suggestions folks 
I ended up booking Southwest at about $650 per ticket all-in for non-stops.
Figured no worth risking a further spike, and if they do somehow release more flights at lower prices I can always re-book and keep the credit.
Once every 5 year type of LSU trip, and won't regret it if they win. If they lose another damn opener, god help us.
I ended up booking Southwest at about $650 per ticket all-in for non-stops.
Figured no worth risking a further spike, and if they do somehow release more flights at lower prices I can always re-book and keep the credit.
Once every 5 year type of LSU trip, and won't regret it if they win. If they lose another damn opener, god help us.
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Posted on 2/6/24 at 6:40 pm to LSUminati
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Figured no worth risking a further spike, and if they do somehow release more flights at lower prices I can always re-book and keep the credit.
You played this right although those prices are sky high for many months out. I'd expect southwest to add another nonstop if they've got people booking these outrageous fares. Definitely keep an eye on it and rebook if the fares come down. Flight credit will be good for a year from booking date
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