You’ll miss Wimbledon, but it’s still London…
After years of being one of the most expensive cities in Europe, London is quickly becoming a hub for great flight deals. Couple that with the rising value of the dollar to the pound, and times are even better. It’s currently near a five year low right now, by the way. If London has been on your bucket list, these flights from $330 round trip on top airlines are just the ticket…
Virgin, Delta, United, Swiss, KLM and British Airways have super tempting offers to London right now, which get you direct flights under $400 round trip, many of which are under $350! You can jet off from New York, Boston, Chicago, Orlando and Tampa, or from West Coast around $400 all in from San Francisco or Los Angeles. There’s even a few LA dates at $318 round trip!
The Dates You Can Travel
If you’re thinking of hitting up London, these deals offer solid flexibility with options to travel from September 2019 thru to June of 2020. You may find usually blackouts around the December holidays but other than that, this is pretty wide open.
Most of the the lowest prices are offered if you depart between Wednesday and Saturday, and stay at least one Saturday in Europe. So like, leave Wednesday, back Monday type deal. Longer is fine, but shorter may add a few bucks to the tally.
London is great. Full stop, that’s all you need to know. There’s amazing restaurants, iconic pubs, the best art galleries in the world and on top of it all, there’s an energetic buzz that just makes you happy.
Since people hate booking travel, we’ve made super easy to use links, which take you directly to the lowest prices from each city. All you’ll need to do is click, change the dates and you should instantly find something that works for you. Here are the lowest deals to London, like…
- Los Angeles for $318 round trip.
- Boston for $320 round trip.
- New York for $343 round trip.
- Orlando for $350 round trip.
- Chicago for $380 round trip.
- Tampa for $390 round trip.
- San Francisco for $395 round trip.
Since getting there is only part of the battle, here’s a list of quirky London hotels, a few great things to do and also a few tourist mistakes to avoid. And when you land, be sure to say God Save The Points.
Would I be able to upgrade to business class on these cheap flights?
Totally depends on the airline. Air Canada uses Plusgrade bidding, other airlines perhaps upgrade certificates from elite status would work.
I must be naive, but why are there never deals from Atlanta?
One word: Delta.