2015
20
October
Vancouver to Cancun, Mexico in Business Class for $559 CAD roundtrip including taxes
20
October
Delta's website is currently showing Vancouver - Cancun, Mexico (CUN) flights in business class for $559 CAD roundtrip including taxes.
It's possibly an error, as this is the same price as economy class! So this may not last very long at all.
Availability
Many dates between Jan 2015 and March 2016. Some in Dec 2015.
How to find and book these flights
1. Start with a search on Google Flights, like this...
https://www.google.ca/flights/#search;f=YVR;t=CUN;d=2016-01-12;r=2016-01-19;sc=b;md=690
2. Click on the departure date box to open up the calendar view
3. Select your flights, and click through to the Delta website to complete the booking.
screenshot from Delta.com
It's a little hard to read, but the screenshot shows First / Business under the red marks.
Note: If you see the price change from $559 to over $1000, that date combination may have sold out. Try slightly different dates. Dates around Christmas will obviously be selling out *fast*.
Other cities also showing business class seats at economy prices:
(click on the city name to open the Google Flights search)
$445 - Los Angeles
$578 - Mexico City
$660 - Cozumel
$665 - Manzanillo (Playa de Oro)
$667 - Puerto Vallarta
$672 - San Jose del Cabo
$674 - Mazatlan
$676 - Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo
Where to stay in Cancun?
The following AirBNB links will lead you to some great deals on places to stay in Cancun for under $99 CAD/night for 2 people.
AirBNB in Cancun, Mexico - 300+ listings for under $99 CAD/night
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U can only book one person so ya
Booking multiple passengers is definitely possible.
Keep in mind that when you change the number of passengers on Google Flights, the price it shows is the total price for all passengers.
Here's a screenshot for 2 passengers from Delta.com:
http://www.yvrdeals.com/img/ul/9dgj36lz7t2xrgxv.jpg
Looks like all the $560 tickets are taken, but trying at $791, I can only book one person at a time at that price. If I increase to 2 passengers it does not double to $1,582, it jumps to $1,928??
My problem started when I wanted to extend the trip from 7 days to 10 or 14 days.
Any suggestions - book one seat at a time for the same itinerary?
When examining the details of the United Air flights to CUN from YVR, it shows adult tickets are for ages 18-64. They have separate sections for infants etc. but no mention of seniors. I am not looking for a discount I just don't want to book 2 tickets and then be told at the airport that I cannot use a ticket designated for a younger passenger. Is this goofy?