[01/25/2020 @ 3:16 PM ] Still available.
Southwest has round-trip flights from Houston (HOU) to San Diego (SAN) for $122, NONSTOP. $61 each-way. Weekends available. Flights March to April. Origin/Destination reversible.
Southwest doesn’t charge a fee for changes, cancellations, or carry-on bags.
United has round-trip flights from Houston (IAH) to San Diego or Atlanta (SAN/ATL) for $97-$113, NONSTOP. San Diego flights November to December. Atlanta flights September to December. Weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible.
Change fees are waived, but there is a fee for seat selection and for carry-on bags. You can avoid the seat selection fee by accepting the free randomly assigned seat at the gate.
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Southwest has round-trip flights from Houston (HOU) to Chicago, Atlanta, Fort Lauderdale, Baltimore, Denver or San Diego (MDW, ATL, FLL, BWI, DEN, SAN) for $98-$108, NONSTOP. $49-$54 each-way. Flights February to May. Origin/Destination reversible. No Holidays. Mostly mid-week/weekdays. No weekends found for San Diego. Depending on dates/destination, the flight may operate as a Red-Eye.
Note: Best availability seems to be between Apr 15th and May 19th.
Note: United, Spirit, and Frontier may have fee encumbered “Basic Economy” fares available for a bit less. Keep in mind that those “cheaper” fares are often more expensive once you factor in bag fees.
Note: You may find additional savings if you book your Flight+Hotel together as a package on Southwest Vacations. Before you commit, always compare the prices of the individual Flights and Hotel with other hotel booking sites like Tripadvisor or Expedia.
Note: Southwest doesn’t charge a change-fee, so if you already booked this flight, but paid more, you should be able to re-book at the lower price and get the difference paid back to you in the form of a travel-voucher.
Southwest has round-trip flights from Houston (HOU) to Chicago, Fort Lauderdale, San Diego, Atlanta, or Denver (MDW, FLL, SAN, ATL DEN) for $98, NONSTOP. $49 each-way. Flights are mostly from January to March with a few also in December. Origin/Destination reversible. No Holidays. Mostly weekdays.
Note: United, Spirit, and Frontier may have fee encumbered “Basic Economy” fares available for a bit less. Keep in mind that those “cheaper” fares are often more expensive once you factor in bag fees.
Note: You can save an additional $100 if you book your Flight+Hotel together as a package on Southwest Vacations and use the HOLIDAYDOM coupon-code. Before you commit, always compare the prices of the individual Flights and Hotel with other hotel booking sites like Tripadvisor or Expedia.
Note: Southwest doesn’t charge a change-fee, so if you already booked this flight, but paid more, you should be able to re-book at the lower price and get the difference paid back to you in the form of a travel-voucher.
American Airlines has round-trip flights from Houston (HOU/IAH) to New York, Las Vegas, Denver, or San Diego (EWR, LAS, DEN, SAN) for $114-$122 with a connection. Flights vary depending on destination, most flights are between November to April. See example date list for details. Extended Weekends available.
Note: Carry-on bag is allowed for free on American Airlines. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
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Spirit has round-trip flights from Houston (IAH) to San Diego (SAN) for $65, NONSTOP. Flights October to February. Departures on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Extended Weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible.
Note: Spirit fares do not include a free carry-on bag. Only a small personal item, like a Jansport City Scout backpack is free. You can avoid paying for seat selection if you accept the randomly assigned seat prior to boarding.
Note: Spirit seats only have 28-inches of pitch; 2-to-3 inches less space than most other airlines.
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United has round-trip flights from Houston (IAH) to San Diego (SAN) for $107, NONSTOP. Flights August, September, January, and February. No Friday departures. Extended Weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible.
Note: United “Basic Economy” fares do not include a free carry-on bag. Only a personal item (like a small laptop bag) is free. Seats are randomly assigned for free prior to boarding. If you have the United MileagePlus credit-card, use the “free checked bag” perk.
Note: The personal item size on United flights is smaller (9-in/10-in/17-in) than Frontier or Spirit (8-in/14-in/18-in).
Southwest has round-trip flights from Houston (HOU) to San Diego (SAN) starting at $106, NONSTOP. $53 each-way. Flights sparse and scattered from August to October. Origin/Destination reversible.
Note: United, Spirit, and Frontier may have fee encumbered “Basic Economy” fares available for a bit less. Keep in mind that those “cheaper” fares are often more expensive once you factor in bag fees.
Note: Southwest doesn’t charge a change-fee, so if you already booked this flight, but paid more, you should be able to re-book at the lower price and get the difference paid back to you in the form of a travel-voucher.
Southwest has round-trip flights from Houston (HOU) to San Diego (SAN) starting at $106, NONSTOP. $53 each-way. Flights sparse and scattered from August to October. Origin/Destination reversible.
Note: United, Spirit, and Frontier may have fee encumbered “Basic Economy” fares available for a bit less. Keep in mind that those “cheaper” fares are often more expensive once you factor in bag fees.
Note: Southwest doesn’t charge a change-fee, so if you already booked this flight, but paid more, you should be able to re-book at the lower price and get the difference paid back to you in the form of a travel-voucher.
Note: You can save an additional $100 if you book your Flight+Hotel together as a package on Southwest Vacations and use the DOM100 coupon-code.
