That's just the cheapest. If you don't want to fly out of Baltimore FOR THIS PARTICULAR FEBRUARY DAY

My friend said it may be cheaper to just catch a train between NYC and Washington DC but what about Indianapolis and NYC? I don't know the East Coast very well or how far apart these places are really.
Then you're talking about 3 other trips. With a stop-over and open-jaw, basically you're looking at 3 one-way fares. Since none of the cities vacation rentals by owner delaware you're originating or visiting are "fortress hubs" for single vacation rentals by owner delaware airline, you can actually piece together one-way fares that's not that expensive.
One site you are use to do your homework is matrix.itasoftware.com . Or kayak.com . These are not booking sites - you can just go back to book with the individual airlines. Or if you insist of buying all at once from one single site, use orbitz.com vacation rentals by owner delaware or travelocity.com or expedia.com .
That's just the cheapest. If you don't want to fly out of Baltimore FOR THIS PARTICULAR FEBRUARY DAY, then may be a little more. But the point is that the total cost is just the sum of three one-way fares. So, you can just pick and choose. Then book each flight separately, or together. For example, if you choose these dates, you can indeed buy the SEA-IAH-IND vacation rentals by owner delaware and BWI-IAH-SEA vacation rentals by owner delaware flights on United at the same time for about $338. Then buy USAirways for $150. [A few dollars discrepancy due to taxes.]
I chose Feb as Sept is still far away and airline may not offer the lower fares currently. If I punch in 9/6, 9/11 and 9/18 for the same itinerary, I get the lowest fare of $637 on AA, US and US. Again, just the sum of three one-way tickets.
Thanks rkk. That's a lot less than I thought it may be. I was betting on spending $1000 for airfare alone, vacation rentals by owner delaware anything less is awesome. The problem I have ran into is that a lot of websites only let me book trips 330 days in advance, meaning I can plan the start of my trip but not the end. Still another week for those websites but can wait a week.
Save yourself all the trouble and money by NOT booking vacation rentals by owner delaware this far in advance. Airlines often don't publish discount fares 11 months out, and schedule and equipment can and WILL change many times between now and next Sept. Please please please wait until at least the spring vacation rentals by owner delaware to look and to book.
Agree with rkkwan-wait.The vacation rentals by owner delaware Amtrak Cardinal runs 3 days a week picking up passengers about midnight in Indianapolis. The train is currently scheduled to arrive in Washington after 6PM. This train is notoriously late. The fare is cheap enough in the $75 to $90 range.
I'm not sure I can wait until the spring. I have to be in these cities on certain days and I'm concerned if I wait I wont be able to get tickets for those days. I also need to know roughly how much the trip will cost me so I can budget better. vacation rentals by owner delaware Those combine make it hard to wait.
As for Amtrak, I'm not interested in spending more than 6 hours on a train so the Cardinal is out. Is BWI in Baltimore? If so how would I get from Baltimore to my hotel in DC? Is there not an airport in DC?
Isn't IAH Houston? It seems a little vacation rentals by owner delaware silly to fly Seattle vacation rentals by owner delaware to Houston to Indianapolis, it's a little out of the way. Even Baltimore to Houston to Seattle as you suggested on the way back. If it's cheaper than I'm all for it though...
There are no non-stop SEA-IND anyways, vacation rentals by owner delaware and you'll have tonnes of connecting flights avaialble, so why pay more and buy early now. The other flights, you need to consider if you want to pay more and fly non-stop or connect. If you MUST fly non-stop on specific day, then yes, there are limited seats, but still NO REASON to buy now. They're not going to fill up those seats for next September until at least next summer. NOBODY BUYS THIS EARLY!!! You're paying for more no reason, and as I said, flight times can change, and flights can get cancelled. You're only buying yourself hassles.
I am not telling to fly through IAH. Some people will pay more for better connections, some just want the cheapest. Just give you examples for those particular dates in Feb what are the cheapest options. And the type of routes one can find on matrix.itasoftware.com .
There are two airports in Washington. National (DCA) and Dulles (IAD) and there's BWI. Non-stop DCA-SEA will cost a lot more, as only Alaska has the rights to fly those routes (twice a day). BWI is accessible by METRO switching to bus, or by MARC commuter train (weekdays only) switching to shuttle. AMTRAK is costly and not worth considering for DC to BWI. Of course, you can always take a taxi, but that will negate much of the savings for flying out of there.