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Spring Break Deals
Real deals for spring break and your long weekends, with your state's dates.
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from Atlanta · 3 days off, no PTO needed, Columbus Day (October 10 to 12)
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Your next days off
- 3 days off, no PTO needed, Columbus Day (October 10 to 12)Deals for these days
- 2 PTO days, 5 days off, Veterans Day (November 7 to 11)Deals for these days
- 4 days off, no PTO needed, Thanksgiving Day, State Holiday (November 26 to 29)Deals for these days
- 4 days off, no PTO needed, Washington's Birthday, Christmas Day (December 24 to 27)Deals for these days
- 3 days off, no PTO needed, New Year's Day (January 1 to 3)Deals for these days
- Spring break in MarchDeals for these days
How the Deal Finder finds your deals
We take the official holidays for your airport's state and look for real prices on exactly those days. For spring break we search March. You see at a glance where your next long weekend can take you for less.
- 1Real pricesFares travelers just found and partner prices, never estimates.
- 2Honestly comparedWe only strike through a price against the lowest price of the last 30 days.
- 3Below the usual priceCheaper than the median fare per departure day on the same route in the same month, from at least eight departure days. No strikethrough, always with the source.
- 4With an end dateWhen an offer ends, it disappears on its own.
We'll keep watch for you
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We check the real fare every day and email you as soon as it drops by 10 percent or more.
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Frequently asked questions
Where do the dates come from?
From the official holiday calendars for your airport's region. Change your airport and the dates follow.
How many PTO days do I need?
Each date shows how many days off you get for how many PTO days.
Where do the prices come from?
Fares are real prices travelers found on Aviasales in the last few days, and partner offers come straight from Booking.com, Trip.com and other partners. Every card names the source and when we saw the price.
Why are the deals marked as ads?
When you book through a deal, the partner pays us a small commission. Your price stays exactly the same, and that's why every card is marked as an ad.
