London Update

[tiamatlady]

SO, the other night, I FINALLY got off my ass and bought the ticket. Saved about $40 over my initial price. WOuld have been more, but they insisted on paper tickets, which cost me $20 for FedEx.

Yesterday, I had a letter from one of the Federal buildings. My passport has arrived. Three weeks, not too shabby. There's nothing stopping me from going now, I can get on the plane, no problems.

Now, there's something on Boston.com today that advertises less than $200 for round trip. BUT a search on Orbitz has HIGHER fares than I bought. I'm not finding the super low fares, nor am I finding direct from Boston.

I'm glad I followed my impulse the other day. I'm SO glad I have my passport, that worried me that, since I had to file the "I lost it" form, I wouldn't get it in time. AND how close I was to listening to the Dork at the post office, who said I didn't need that form.
(And I've never been so glad to see a low balance on my credit card. The charge hasn't appeared on my online statement yet, but I know it's there from my available balance WHEEEE!)

Time to start my day, I think. I need to shower, review my expenses from the last couple of day, and pay my Sugar Daddy. *grins*

Comments

[dionysia.livejournal.com]

i would bet you can find that low fare on boston.com by calling united directly.

[tiamatlady]

I went back after I posted and reread the fine print, and the fares were reported from some magazine, and "web fares" I alos noted they said something about using frequent flyer miles, to drop the price even further.

*shrugs* I won't fly United anyway, I'm being silly and that. My ticket is on Virgin, via Continental airlines. I dunno how it works, all I know is that it cost me a lot less than I'd budgeted *grins*

*BOING* *giggle*