Disney Fans Are Stalking This Website for Cheap Flights Right Now

If you’re planning your next Disney vacation and need help finding good airfare, you’ve come to the right place!

Theme park tickets? Check! Hotel reservation? Check! Dining plans squared away? Check! All that’s left is airfare and knowing where to look to find it. That’s where Google Flights can help.

Google Flights is a special search engine used specifically to find airfare. It’s a pretty simple tool that isn’t taken advantage of enough or properly.

For the most part, people will just type in their travel dates and hit “search.” But the real power of Google Flights comes when you click on the calendar. By doing this, you can view all sorts of pricing options — especially if you’re flexible to move your flights by a day or two. That doesn’t help tremendously when you have locked-in hotel dates, but if you have the flexibility, you could wind up saving hundreds of dollars by flying on a cheaper day.

Speaking of flexibility, the Price Graph tool will map out which weeks and months are the cheapest. If you’re planning your Disney trip AROUND your flight, this tool is ideal for finding the best prices.

But that’s not where the customization stops. You can use filters such as “Include checked bag” to see total costs upfront. You can also adjust layover lengths to avoid extra stress, and search for your favorite airline or one with which you have loyalty points. This search engine can truly narrow down your options to find the perfect flights if you use it correctly.

But the real hook for Disney fans? Google Flights has a feature that allows for price tracking. If you opt in, Google Flights will watch your route and dates, then email you when fares drop.

Better yet, Google Flights will alert you to fare “fairness”. It will tell you if fares are “high,” “typical,” or “low” compared to historical averages, keeping you extra informed on your purchase.

While you’re in the early stages of planning your vacation, I definitely recommend tracking prices to help maximize your budget.

Not only can you compare flight prices, but you can compare airports all at once, as well.

You can look at flights from nearby airports simultaneously, or view the multi-city search to include even more flight stops (like if you were flying from Chicago to Orlando to New Orleans back to Chicago, etc.). There are tons of customization options.

When all else fails, you can head directly to the airline of your choice and book directly with them!

If you’re looking for a travel agent to help with your vacation, we recommend our friends at Mouse Fan Travel. They’re experts in the field with over 20 years of vacation planning experience, and they can help take a bunch of the stress out of the entire booking process for you!

Have you used Google Flights before? Share your experiences in the comments below, and continue to follow us here at AllEars for more travel tips!

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