Ryanair flights

[norjac]

I have 2 flights with Ryanair which I booked when cheap both under £50 but won't be able to use either. Is it worth cancelling them and trying to get the tax back, or should I just forget them. I know it cost about £50 to change them so that's not an option. Any advice please.

[Ecky Thump]

Maybe fixer will see your post and offer some useful advice.

[fixer]

you could try to sell them but probably not worth it as the name change fee is Name Change Fee Per Passenger€110 / £110
€160 / £160 and the tax is very little and admin fee of £17 so my advice forget it. David

[norjac]

Thanks for your advice. It's my own fault for seeing cheap flights and just grabbing them.

[bennoa1]

Is there a medical reason for not being able to go? If so, contact them to get a credit (although only about 80% but better than nothing).

[Angusjim]

Had a quick look here https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en/plan-trip/explore/flight-deals-and-sales look like some real bargains ( although I have not spent much time on it but I will later ) if you are looking for a last minute holiday

[Moderator_]

Another alternative would be to book other flights on the same route and then claim a credit for the ones you don't/can't use, it might just work. I made a mistake booking a recent flight, so rebooked a flight same route and they did pay me a refund.

[fixer]

No cheap accommodation ive looked ! some real silly prices in my complex £90 a night some hotels over £200 per night a lot with no availability .

[Angusjim]

No cheap accommodation ive looked ! some real silly prices in my complex £90 a night some hotels over £200 per night a lot with no availability .

there are places at reasonable prices you just have to dig a bit;)

[fixer]

Yes my own apartment however it is fully booked! i have dug everywhere i can think how about this
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1 Max persons: 2
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Only 5 rooms left on our site!
£1,277