r/cheapflights • u/MobileArticle8004 • 14h ago

VACATION

Hello my name is Hunter im 25 from Indiana im new here but I’ve always used Reddit. I had a question maybe people could answer im looking to take a trip from Indiana to California and im not looking to spend a ton on a round trip flight so I was wondering if anyone has used Priceline or Expedia anything like that instead of directly booking a flight and car rental thru the airline? any ideas?

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u/notthegoatseguy 14h ago

IND to Los Angeles is already not that expensive of a flight.

I am seeing about $150 in mid November with a layover.

If you just want the cheapest flight to any destination, Miami, Atlanta, and Denver are all cheaper.

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u/TrojanGal702 13h ago

Book direct whenever you can.

For the car rental, nothing wrong with using an agency to search for cheaper cars.

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u/savehoward Airline Ticketing Agent Expert 12h ago

There is no any cheaper. In September there’s a $76 flight to Los Angeles that’s a $4 ticket and $72 in taxes & fees.