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Hi Patrick,
I'm not sure if I should be asking you this question but here goes.
Which website/airline is the cheapest to purchase tickets? Denver to Orange County. My sister is flying to LA to meet me and my family at Disneyland.
Would you know how to purchase bargain Disneyland tickets?!
Thanks for your time and answers.
---lynda
Lynda:
It's really hard to say, because airfares tend to change dramatically depending which carriers have a sale going. I believe Southwest is a popular carrier into Orange Country, but I don't believe it serves Denver. So, you might be stuck with one of the mainline airliness. I'd say, got to Travelocity.com first, then to United's and perhaps Frontier's websites and see who's cheapest.
Then, of course, click over to my website and buy a copy of my book so you'll have something cool to read on the plane.
Best,
Patrick
www.askthepilot.com
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Patrick Smith
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Expertise on most issues related to commercial air travel: airline and airport safety; security; fear of flying; general travel recommendations and advice. I am particularly knowledgable about the routes, cultures, and safety records of the world's airlines.
Experience
Patrick Smith is an erstwhile airline pilot and the air travel columnist for Salon.com. He is the author of "Ask the Pilot -- Everything You Need to Know About Air Travel," published by Riverhead/Penguin in 2004. The title was Amazon's pick for the best travel book of that year.
In his spare time, Patrick has traveled to more than 60 countries.
Publications
Salon.com, various newspapers and magazines.
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