Update: This sale ends tonight!
JetBlue Cyber Monday Sale: $100 Off $250+ Round-Trip Flights
Use code: CYBERMONDAY
- Book by 12/1/20
- Travel by 9/7/21
- The code will only apply to $50 off one-ways or $100 off round-trips where each way is at least $125 before taxes
- Not valid in MINT business class
JetBlue writes that this isn’t valid on previous bookings, but if the price is now less with the code you can just cancel your trip for Travel Bank credit and then use that credit to rebook your trip.
For example a flight from JFK to Liberia, Costa Rica from January 20-27 will be $265.56 after $100 off!
JetBlue Vacations is also offering discounts for travel booked by 12/1:
- $400 off a $4,000+ package with promo code FRIDAY400
- $200 off a $2,500+ package with promo code FRIDAY200
- $100 off a $1,500+ package with promo code FRIDAY100
- $50 off a $250+ package with promo code FRIDAY50
- Minimum 2 people per room.
Plus if you pay with a JetBlue Plus or Business card you’ll get a $100 statement credit when you book from JetBlue vacations!
Post what deals you find!
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14 Comments On "Ends Tonight! JetBlue Cyber Monday Sale: $50 Off $125 One-Way Or $100 Off $250+ Round-Trip Flights, Plus Save On JetBlue Vacation Packages"
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Are less points also required?
No.
Works on One Ways too. Just booked.
Nice!
The $125 minimum is still pathetic 🙂
Rules state only on non-stops, but definitely appears on connections.
Do you purposely look for connecting flights?
jetblue’s options from my home airport are rather limited and usually require connections if I do fly with them.
8-12 inches of snow predicted for the big CLE, Dan. Good time to visit JJ
the 125 minimum makes it not worth it to book a miami package as round trips these days to miami are 35 dollars apiece
Jetblue and Spirit fly into Fort Lauderdale, not Miami.
Why isn’t the promo code showing any effect on my price?
Same. Same price with or without the discount
If you book this and then have to cancel, does the full value go to your travel bank? Or do they take back the discount?