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samuraiwriter · Post by **samuraiwriter** » Sat 10th Aug 2013 03:03 pm

A two hour (nearly non stop) train ride through Germany and the Netherlands beats a layover any day in my opinion. The train costs around 115 USD return, so that still gets us into AMS pretty quickly for around $950. Which from west FL. is pretty good.

Air Berlin is the carrier.

matty223 · Post by **matty223** » Sat 10th Aug 2013 06:41 pm

hey , there you go as long as your happy right

milehigh · Post by **milehigh** » Sat 10th Aug 2013 07:41 pm

$1691.52 for Iceland Air, Denver to Mokum Aug 23rd to Sept 12th. Fuck me. Booked.

TwoCanucks · Post by **TwoCanucks** » Sun 11th Aug 2013 06:51 am

samuraiwriter wrote:A two hour (nearly non stop) train ride through Germany and the Netherlands beats a layover any day in my opinion. The train costs around 115 USD return, so that still gets us into AMS pretty quickly for around $950. Which from west FL. is pretty good.

Air Berlin is the carrier.

Its still gonna be the longest train ride of your life....but enjoy Amsterdam!

thompaw · Post by **thompaw** » Sun 11th Aug 2013 01:00 pm

samuraiwriter wrote:A two hour (nearly non stop) train ride through Germany and the Netherlands beats a layover any day in my opinion. The train costs around 115 USD return, so that still gets us into AMS pretty quickly for around $950. Which from west FL. is pretty good.

Air Berlin is the carrier.

Right! Taking trains can be fun and starts the vacation without a layover.

TwoCanucks wrote: Its still gonna be the longest train ride of your life....but enjoy Amsterdam!

+1

milehigh wrote:$1691.52 for Iceland Air, Denver to Mokum Aug 23rd to Sept 12th. Fuck me. Booked.

HOLY MOLE-Y

matty223 · Post by **matty223** » Sun 11th Aug 2013 01:15 pm

thompaw wrote:
samuraiwriter wrote:A two hour (nearly non stop) train ride through Germany and the Netherlands beats a layover any day in my opinion. The train costs around 115 USD return, so that still gets us into AMS pretty quickly for around $950. Which from west FL. is pretty good.

Air Berlin is the carrier.
Right! Taking trains can be fun and starts the vacation without a layover.
TwoCanucks wrote: Its still gonna be the longest train ride of your life....but enjoy Amsterdam!
+1
milehigh wrote:$1691.52 for Iceland Air, Denver to Mokum Aug 23rd to Sept 12th. Fuck me. Booked.
HOLY MOLE-Y

ouch

FriendlyEdgar · Post by **FriendlyEdgar** » Mon 12th Aug 2013 06:18 am

Brutal right now... $1125-1200 for mid-December through New Years. The reality is I'd probably spend the extra $75, both since I hate US Airways and since I'm accumulating miles on Delta and getting close to rewards travel!

Looking into regional airports, Brussels is under a grand, so that's a possibility...

*On a side note, I love how it is cheaper to fly Tampa>Atlanta>Amsterdam than it is to fly Atlanta>Amsterdam!

Dimon · Post by **Dimon** » Mon 12th Aug 2013 10:00 pm

right now, for November New York -Amsterdam nonstop is 940$,KLM 960 $ if anybody was wondering .With a 1 stop 650$

FriendlyEdgar · Post by **FriendlyEdgar** » Mon 12th Aug 2013 11:45 pm

wow... about $100 drop in price today, for December... veeeery interesting!!

thompaw · Post by **thompaw** » Thu 15th Aug 2013 04:00 pm

Update: The price has remained flat during the last two weeks at $1008. KLM IAD>AMS nonstop

Reviewing Kayak's and Bing's price predictions, Kayak would flip between buying and waiting, where as Bing always predicted the price to drop. This changed today, 17 days out from the travel dates:

Kayak

Bing

Makes one wonder...

Lafe · Post by **Lafe** » Fri 16th Aug 2013 03:44 am

matty223 wrote:
thompaw wrote:
samuraiwriter wrote:Just booked from florida to dusseldorf, direct (2 hr. train ride to central) $842!!
Right on! Best price so far, which airline?

yeah plus the train fare and imo too much Time,, but hey that's just my opinion

I have flown R/T to Brussels on AA award tickets because that makes it a one stop trip for me. Otherwise I have to go through Heathrow, leave and re-enter security, and possibly rush to make a connection.

That works for me (mostly) on the way over, but returning is problematic. It's either a fairly early train from Amsterdam CS to Brussels, then transfer for the airport train or spend a night in Brussels. And of course the train ride is not free. But I don't mind paying it if I'm traveling on an award ticket.

I once almost did Dusseldorf on an award ticket (United/Lufthansa?) but it didn't pan out.

I'm jealous of those who can get directs from the US. Or anywhere else, for that matter. ;-)

Willjay · Post by **Willjay** » Fri 16th Aug 2013 02:31 pm

Just did an expedia search for tickets, from Newark, NJ to Amsterdam non stop $940. Newark, NJ to Denver, CO $325, Newark, NJ to Seattle, WA $351, dates I used Nov 21 Dec 5

matty223 · Post by **matty223** » Fri 16th Aug 2013 02:35 pm

low airfares going west,, im going east ao im hoping prices drop a bit before i buy in sept

matty

spidergawd · Post by **spidergawd** » Fri 16th Aug 2013 04:02 pm

Willjay wrote:Just did an expedia search for tickets, from Newark, NJ to Amsterdam non stop $940. Newark, NJ to Denver, CO $325, Newark, NJ to Seattle, WA $351, dates I used Nov 21 Dec 5

Have you been to either of the states yet Will ? My crikey I would have cycled there by now.

.

Willjay · Post by **Willjay** » Fri 16th Aug 2013 04:36 pm

Not yet

but I feel obligated to spend some dollars

in both of those states

it's a lot of miles to CO and even more to WA but it's the mile up that gets you

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