It’s a long way away, but if you’re looking for great prices to Paris during next spring and early summer, now’s a good time to book. At ~$300 – $400 round trip, these are “off-season” prices at a peak season time. The lowest prices are generally offered by American Airlines and her Oneworld partners, but San Francisco’s fares is also offered by United/Air Canada. All of these are one-stop prices, though direct flights often range from only $20 – $60 more. Specifically, May-Summer prices:
- New York: $262 (May); $431 (June)
- Boston: $325 (May); $392 (June)
- San Francisco: $366 (May); $398 (June)
- Los Angeles: $407 (May); $450 (June)
These fares are basic economy; that includes a carry-on and meals but not seat selection or checked bags. All cities except Los Angeles include main cabin options for $120 more round trip. The June prices will probably by rise several hundred dollars at some point – summer in Paris is a high demand destination. While the lowest prices are from the east coast, that San Francisco fare is probably the best deal. So if you like to plan ahead, act fast.
Sample Route
- Departure: San Francisco
- Stops: Charlotte
- Arrival: Paris CDG
How to Book
- Follow link for sample dates or search your favorite OTA / Google Flights for departure and destination. Direct is cheapest, OTAs are adding a couple of dollars on these fares.
Travel Dates
- May and June 2020
- 7-day stay required
Where to Stay in Paris
- Marriott Champs Elysees Hotel
- Holiday Inn Paris Notre Dame
- Crowne Plaza Paris – République (SEE ALSO: Crowne Plaza Paris Republique Review: Decent base for exploring the city)
Things to Do in Paris
Good luck and happy flying!
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