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Tuesday, August 17, 2010

JetBlue.com - All You Can Jet from Sep 7 to Oct 6 for $499 or $699
(expired: 8/19 3pm EDT, sold out)

(repost)

All You Can Jet is back for the 2nd year! This is an amazing deal if you have flexible travel plans in the next few weeks.

For $499, travel anywhere on any Jet Blue flight, as many times you want, except Fridays and Sundays, from Sept 7 through Oct 6. Includes 3,000 TrueBlue Points.
For $699, travel anywhere on any Jet Blue flight, as many times you want, from Sept 7 through Oct 6. Includes 4,200 TrueBlue Points.

This is for unlimited travel on any flight in their fleet within the 30-day period.

This is essentially the same deal as last year, with a few differences:

Last Year's All You Can Jet	This Year's All You Can Jet
$599 for unlimited travel during the 30-day period	• $699 for unlimited travel during the 30-day period • $499 for unlimited travel, except Fridays and Sundays, during the 30-day period
Passes available for sale for 7 days (Aug 12-19, 2009)	Passes available for sale only 4 days (Aug 17-20, 2010)
Using the pass to book travel or change flights required calling Jet Blue	Thankfully, this year you can use the pass to book travel or change flights online at www.jetblue.com/aycj
Anyone who had already purchased travel which happened to be during the Pass period could call Jet Blue and apply those credits (without penalty) toward an All You Can Jet Pass	This year, someone who already purchased travel during the Pass period cannot apply them as credit toward an All You Can Jet Pass. If you choose, you can cancel your existing flights and hold the credits (minus change fees) for future travel up to 1 year
	News, events, and promotions for All-You-Can-Jet Pass holders can be found on Facebook at www.facebook.com/aycj

Check to see where JetBlue flies to see if this is a good deal for you. This is an especially hot deal for people in Boston and New York City (out of JFK) where JetBlue has nonstop flights to a lot of cities in the US (especially cross-country flights) and the Caribbean.

Once purchased, find any JetBlue flight (one-way or roundtrip) and book it using your pass code. If there is any seat available on the plane, even the last seat on the plane, it is yours at no additional cost. If you decide to make changes to cancel a flight, just call or make those changes online. No taxes or fees for travel within the US. For travel outside the US, such as to the Caribbean, Mexico, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda, international taxes do apply which can be as much as $90 round trip. Keep the International tax fees in mind, which will increase the cost of this deal for you if you plan to use it for a Caribbean, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Bermuda, or Costa Rica vacation.

Just like last year, each flight must be booked 3 days prior to the flight's departure. For example if your desired flight departs on a Friday, you must reserve the flight no later than the previous Tuesday night (3 days prior to the flight). If you miss a flight, you will incur a $100 fee or risk forfeiting all future travel with the All You Can Jet pass.

You can change your reservations (flights and travel dates) as many times as you want, up to 3 days prior to the flight's departure. Changes within 3 days of your departure will incur a $50 change fee.

Consider that one cross-country roundtrip flight will normally cost around $350, and a trip to the Caribbean will normally cost around $450. If you already planned on doing both, just buy the All-You-Can-Jet pass and get unlimited travel and the freedom to change your flights up to 3 days prior to the departure.

Summary of dates for this year's deal:

All-You-Can-Jet passes available for sale: August 17-20
Book travel using the pass: August 23 to October 3
Valid for unlimited travel: September 7 through October 6

The pass is valid for one person only, and cannot be used by anyone else. You can purchase a pass for someone else, regardless of their age, but you need to know their TrueBlue account number and the email address tied to their account. Unaccompanied minors incur their $85 each-way fee, even if they are a All-You-Can-Jet pass holder.

While a little extreme, serious adventure seekers who have lots of free time can hit as many as 30 cities in 30 days, just like last year's 12 Hours In A City duo. Most people we heard who did this deal used it over weekends to visit around 4 to 7 cities. The main reasons someone will want to buy this are:

You already want to fly at least twice during over the next few weeks
You are planning at least one trip to the Caribbean over the next few weeks which already costs around the same
You would like the flexibility to change your travel dates without penalty (at least 3 days prior to travel) as many times as you want over the next few weeks.

If you are wondering why Jet Blue is doing this deal, the slowest time of year for all airlines and hotels is the period between Labor Day and Columbus Day. So between Labor Day and Columbus Day,

Hotels should have heavily discounted rates because fewer people travel during that period
Other airlines should also have good deals during this period, for the same reason.

The main reason why few people generally travel during this period is schools. Kids begin busy classes around Labor Day, with Columbus Day being the first school day off.

see other recent deals involving: JetBlue Airways

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

JetBlue.com - airfare sale
Some as low as $29 each-way, which is around $47 each-way after taxes. A lot of really good airefares are here. Exclusions apply to most destinations. Most airfare sales do not apply for travel on Fridays and Sundays. Blackout dates will be around Thanksgiving, and most are valid for travel sometime between September and December.

They also have some vacation deals, but usually it's better to make your own hotel reservations through either Hotwire or Kayak.