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Direct return flights to Miami from Gatwick £258 per person (Norse)
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Posted 29 January 2024

Direct return flights to Miami from Gatwick £258 per person (Norse)

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Hi. It's my first deal. I think it's really good offer if somebody wants to have a rest in Miami in a next few weeks.
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LGW - MIA:
26.02 - 03.03 £234 ( cheapest one I received but with stop in Paris CDG)
02.02 - 08.02 £258
08.02 - 15.02 £258
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  1. jamie_d's avatar
    I once flew Norse to New York and really they're not that bad at all. Comfortable seats. Relatively good entertainment. Everything went smoothly.

    Top tip - rather than buying an inflight meal, I took a King Pot Noodle Bombay Badboy and asked the flight attendant for some hot water. He was actually kind enough to take it away, fill it up with boiling water and came back with a wooden fork and a napkin
    Reena7's avatar
    Classy :-)
  2. malachi's avatar
    Looking at flying to Miami for Easter, end of March. Any ideas where to stay? I know the flights will be more than £258 during that time

    Oh, and flames for the deal!
    cuddykid's avatar
    I'd personally get out of Miami. Hire a car and either drive straight across Florida to Naples - numerous hotel options there (incl more budget ones that are still decent, e.g. Hyatt House). Or drive down to Keys (expensive but unique). Or drive north up the coast, between Fort Lauderdale & Vero Beach - lots of accommodation options there, still awesome beaches and should be cheaper than Miami.
  3. c58's avatar
    Great price but very dubious about this airline, they're not scheduled so if they end up cancelling your flights like they did to friends of ours to Barbados you will end up getting stuck. Sure you'll get your £250 back but good luck getting last minute flights at anything near a reasonable cost. Buyer beware and all that
    Speedy_Gonzales's avatar
    We had flight booked with them to LA last October. They rescheduled to a day later with a months notice. Seems like they do this fairly often. Had to get my money back and fly with BA. By that time flight prices had gone up, so ended up out of pocket.
  4. ufoo's avatar
    Honestly if you don’t mind flying super light (Ryanair style ), its superb price imho!
    Reena7's avatar
    I wouldn't risk a middle seat for 8 hours though... Even if it does cost 50% of the flight for a window seat!
  5. Reena7's avatar
    The downside of all transatlantic flights is if you want a window seat you have to pay about £40 for the privilege, each way!! People mone about Ryanair and seats etc, but they all do it now
    ian_uk1975's avatar
    It's getting ridiculous. We just booked a BA World Traveller Plus (Premium Economy) flight to the Dominican Republic and paid a total of £300 for seat reservations! If you want to be guaranteed of sitting next to your significant other, you're, essentially, forced to reserve seats at extortionate prices.
  6. zeroquai's avatar
    They’re a great airline. Yes it’s no frills, but the fleet is brand new so even economy is more comfortable than some more expensive carriers.
    Miami airport, and the gates Norse use, is an absolute dump though. We travelled round the world and it’s one of the worst airports we went to in 25 countries!
    Reena7's avatar
    I've been to 26 countries
  7. Adam's avatar
    Great find , thats crazy, flights to the usa returned for £258, Your find has likely made someones day, as i honestly cant believe this deal price . (edited)
    Rafal_Januszkiewicz's avatar
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    Thanks, I will be trying to share more deals in the future. By the way you tagged the wrong person.😄😄
  8. smudgemobile's avatar
    Welcome to HukD's, congratulations on your 1st deal
  9. JAYSMORRI's avatar
    What a cracking price that is! I so wish they flew from Manchester.
  10. Alphabetaone's avatar
    I ain't flying on a Norse!
    Ammar_Hassan's avatar
    Why
  11. OsamaBeenSaven's avatar
    Need that GTA VI experience.
  12. Mario_7's avatar
    nice price:)
  13. Richard_533's avatar
    When do they release christmas flights?
  14. dturner's avatar
    I flew with Norse at new year. We had to wait 2 hours in the queue to check in at Gatwick, there is no online checking option. Inflight food was decent. Seat size is cozy but not impossible.
  15. Regulator's avatar
    Miami. A great place to visit Congratulations on a great first deal!
  16. Djgeeks's avatar
    I did 10 hours in ecomony 1 way two weeks ago and it knacked my back in, had to come back in premium ecomony which was totally different. I Can imagine thar norse seats are all ecomony and a flight time of around 8 hours I could never do that no matter how cheap it is. i would pay the extra now for long haul
  17. GHRocker's avatar
    Praying for some edinburgh deals, my favourite UK airport and always a joy flying from there.
    gtd65's avatar
    It's my closest airport but I wouldn't like to think how bad the other airports are, if it's your favourite?
  18. suthan67's avatar
    Superb deal , thank you for sharing
  19. gtd65's avatar
    Need some deals, going the other way, from Florida to UK in the summer.
    Prices seem to be around $1600!
    HangTime's avatar
    Most return flights these days are just the combined cost of two single flights, so I would've thought 'going the other way' is as simple as flipping the departure and destination?

    I just tried it and saw return flights the other way for under £300 without even looking to optimise the dates.

    I suspect the reason you see high prices is due to the time of year, looks like you still do it under £500 though. (edited)
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