SAN FRANCISO £330.00 RETURN with KLM to JUNE 2013
book from Dublin to San Francisco to London for around £330 return. Travel out until June 2013 ticket allows a stopover in Montreal Canada or New York on outward journey if required. YOU WILL NEED TO SELECT multiple destinations.
You can get the train/ ferry across to Dublin for around £35 single from anywhere in UK, which can be bought on the day at station. http://www.arrivatrainswales.co.uk/SailRail/


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Jump to unread Post a CommentYou could always fly to Dublin. You got to way up the inconvenience to the price, I noticed KLM connections were terrible for Manchester to USA 20 hours plus journeys each way..
Edited By: underground on Sep 16, 2012 18:38
Got a deal going to Florida for the kids - worked out at only £355 return per person.
Never would have found it otherwise>
Heat added to take it over 100 degrees
http://www.holidaypirates.com/uk-ireland/flights-dublin-san-francisco-397-return-air-france-klm-delta-airlines
I'm half expecting to see a small swim, a jog across a mountain range and some shooting to be part of the travel too.
I'm all for saving money but all those stopovers would do my nut in!
Got a deal going to Florida for the kids - worked out at only £355 return per person.
Never would have found it otherwise>
Heat added to take it over 100 degrees
Going to Florida for the kids...awkward
This deal should factor in ALL costs in the headline price, such as the ferry costs, travel from home to the port (Plymouth?) and the costs of hotels to stopover etc.
The true price then escalates to much more than the 'headline grabbing' £330.
Plus you lose about 4 days of your holiday with all this mucking around so what's the point?
Sorry, cold.
This deal should factor in ALL costs in the headline price, such as the ferry costs, travel from home to the port (Plymouth?) and the costs of hotels to stopover etc.
The true price then escalates to much more than the 'headline grabbing' £330.
Plus you lose about 4 days of your holiday with all this mucking around so what's the point?
Sorry, cold.
Agreed - just too much **** ache to save a couple of quid.
I simply keep my eye on Opodo and STA Travel sales