Expedia Bargain Fare

[Anonymous]

Has anyone ever done this option with expedia?:

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Your trip may include a change of aircraft or airline.
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[Anonymous]

I would be worried I'd be stuck with a long layover.
And total travel time would be long.
Could there be multiple layovers?

[Anonymous]

No way. So easy to have a 6 am flight that doesn't arrive until midnight, and/or forces you to leave the terminal and go through security again/recheck your bags if you have any. No thanks. (And I'm usually super frugal)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would be worried I'd be stuck with a long layover.
And total travel time would be long.
Could there be multiple layovers?

OP here. It says 0-1 stops and arrives same day. Just trying to fly to ATL last minute. They just dropped the price to $215.

[Anonymous]

I went ahead and did it and got non-stop flights to and from ATL from DCA for $215, and not at weird hours at all. Leaving 8:30PM from DCA, arriving 10PM something, leaving 1:15PM ATL, arriving DCA 3PM something. Worked perfect for my needs.

[Anonymous]

Good li worked OP. I know people who have done it and have had nightmare connections to "save" money

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good li worked OP. I know people who have done it and have had nightmare connections to "save" money[/quo

The quote said in advance it would be 0-1 connections and would get there same day. Plus, there are tons of direct flights to atlanta.

[Anonymous]

I think to somewhere like ATL or other close by hub you would be fine. I'd never do this to, say Deluth or Berlin or something.