What is the cheapest airfare to Las Vegas?

Where are you flying from?

That's about what I usually pay from Minneapolis to Las Vegas.

If you're coming from NY or Boston someplace in the east, that would be an excellent fair.

If you're flying from Phoenix, probably not so good.

If you need a hotel, you should look at Southwest vacations. You will save a great deal of money if you book your hotel and airfare as a package.

If you do not need a hotel, go to a website like orbitz, sidestep or expedia so that you can see the range of airfares for the dates you wish to travel.

That sounds like a pretty good price. If you've searched for fares and that's the cheapest you've found, then that is the "going rate". Waiting may yield a lower fare, but it may also result in a higher fare. If you see a price you can live with, then you should go for it.

Air fares and hotels are critically low-value in case you flow mid week and return mid week. Early morning and crimson eye flights are low-value than top time flights. each and every from time to time you definately can get respectable mixture lodge/airfare deals, like on Southwest holidays.

You don't say where you are coming from. However that price will only rise as it get closer. November and December are when the rates rise quickly. He who hesitates will pay more. Airline ticket prices don't work like they did several years ago.

check out southwest airlines, i know i am closer to vegas than u but it only cost me about 150.00 roundtrip non-stop from so. cal. you might be able to find a nonstop flight or a lower fair if u book your flight from the airline not a travel site. when i went to vegas for a week back in april i looked at all of the travel sites than i looked at the hotels and airlines sites and i found better deals geting my room and flight right from the hotel and airline.

swim

try allegiantair.com or airtran.com