Flight Choice
Virgin Holidays, in partnership with award winning Virgin Atlantic and our other selected airline partners, offer great choice and flexibility when flying to Florida.
OTHER AIRLINES United
Fly with United Airlines in Economy and relax in ergonomically-designed seats whilst enjoying complimentary meals and soft drinks, and watching films on a personal entertainment system*. United offers flights from 6 UK airports to the U.S. with onward connections to Florida.
Flights operated by Continental Airlines, Inc. and United Airlines. *Available on most international flights.
Delta Air Lines
Delta offer a daily non-stop service to Miami from Heathrow. Travellers in Economy enjoy reclining all-leather seats, complimentary meals, beers, wines and soft drinks as well as their own seatback entertainment system featuring the latest films, TV programmes and tunes.
Additionally, DELTA’s joint venture partners AIR FRANCE and KLM offer convenient services to Orlando from 24 UK airports.*
*Together with partners, via Paris and/or Amsterdam. US Airways
When travelling US Airways economy class, enjoy a choice of meals and free soft drinks. All flights to Florida connect through Philadelphia or Charlotte with convenient transfer times.
Upgrade to Envoy class, US Airways award winning International Business Class service. Supplements available on request.
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REGIONAL DEPARTURES
With the extensive services of our airline partners you have the flexibility to decide on the departure airport and duration of your holiday – unlike many charter operators you are not tied to a 7 or 14 night stay. You can also choose to fly into one city and leave from another, for example fly into Orlando, enjoy the theme parks, then travel to Miami for a few nights before heading home.
We offer a great choice of Regional Departure Options for your flights to Florida – please see page 199 for details!
Flydrive and Car Hire
To make the most of the Sunshine State, a hire car is recommended – which is why we’ve included it in every holiday package we feature. A hassle-free way to travel, Florida’s roads are wide and simple and petrol is currently cheaper there, making this a cost effective option. Having a car gives you the flexibility to come and go as you please… and having a boot certainly comes in handy to stash all those bargains in! With a hire car, Florida is yours for the taking.
Flydrive prices from £649 The prices in this panel are only meant as a guide and may change. Orlando
01 Jan ‘12-31 Jan 01 Feb-20 Mar 21 Mar-29 Mar 30 Mar-08 Apr 09 Apr-14 Apr 15 Apr-22 May 23 May-24 Jun 25 Jun-11 Jul 12 Jul-17 Jul 18 Jul-19 Aug 20 Aug-30 Sep 01 Oct-29 Oct 30 Oct-14 Dec 15 Dec-24 Dec 25 Dec-31 Dec 01 Jan ‘13-31 Jan 01 Feb-28 Mar 29 Mar-31 Mar 01 Apr-07 Apr 08 Apr-30 Apr
699 749 969 779 719 769 699 999
1099 799 759 669 899 759 649 699 899 969 799
Lowest price is shown and will vary according to date of travel.
Prices are in £s per person and include taxes, fuel surcharges and ATOL fee of £281 per person for Orlando and £301 per person for Miami (reductions or increases may apply at the time of booking). Prices will vary within the date band depending on departure date. Virgin Atlantic stipulates that a min 2 night stay is required. For full details of our pricing policy and booking conditions, please refer to pages 202-207.
419 599 599 779 599 599 599 599 839 839 659 659 559 739 599 499 639 739 799 639
599 649 689 899 719 679 749 699 959
659 699 749 869 819 779 799 949 989
Miami
Adult Price Child 2-11 yrs Teen 12-16 yrs Adult Price Child 2-11 yrs Teen 12-16 yrs 649
1059 759 719 629 859 719 599 659 859 929 759
1069 849 799 699 819 779 679 749 749 899 869
549 629 619 689 629 619 629 759 769 799 679 669 599 659 629 529 649 639 699 649
639 689 729 799 759 719 739 889 929 999 789 749 689 759 759 659 699 729 849 799
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