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Roundtrip Flight: Los Angeles to Madrid, Spain Expired
from $294
(Limited Travel Sept-Dec 2019)
KLM and Delta Airlines via Skyscanner offer Roundtrip Non-Stop Flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Madrid, Spain (MAD) starting from $294. Thanks serra
Note, these are basic economy fares (restricted-type). To book this deal, enter travel information on Skyscanner and then select a known and reputable OTA to complete your booking.
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Note, these are basic economy fares (restricted-type). To book this deal, enter travel information on Skyscanner and then select a known and reputable OTA to complete your booking.
Travel Availability (subject to change)
- Departs LAX: Sept 10-22, 25; Oct 5, 7, 16, 18, 23-24, 28, 30; Nov 6, 11-15, 28-29; Dec 3-6, 9
- Returns: good availability returns 7 - 14 days turnaround
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Skyteam's Delta and KLM have round trip airfares travelling from Los Angeles (LAX) to Madrid Spain (MAD) for $290-$294, making 1 stop. These are also basic economy fares, a restricted-type fare.
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Madrid Travel Guide [esmadrid.com]. Want to see more travel deals? Click here or here.
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Travel Availability:
Departs LAX: Sept 10-22, 25; Oct 5, 7, 16, 18, 23-24, 28, 30; Nov 6, 11-15, 28-29; Dec 3-6, 9To book this deal, enter travel information on Skyscanner [skyscanner.com], who will find the lowest possible prices for you. Then select a known and reputable OTA to complete your booking!
Returns: good availability returns 7 - 14 days turnaround
Madrid Travel Guide [esmadrid.com]. Want to see more travel deals? Click here or here.
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If you are going down south, it can be a tad bit of a problem, but for the most part you'll be fine. Many in Madrid/Barcelona speak English. As someone has suggested, download the google translate app, it'll come in handy. If you've an unlocked phone, you can get a local SIM card instead of paying your carrier for international roaming (at&t charges $10/day if you've the international day pass). Consider paying your carrier for the first day if you can't get good cheap SIM card from the airport and shop around locally.
I wished I'd picked up a little bit of Spanish before the trip, but it's on my todo list. Learning French at the moment. Consider learning Spanish, it'll come handy everywhere!
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europe is typically more expensive from west coast and asia is cheaper.
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That said, they won't get much cheaper than this... so, if you're planning to go, no reason not to jump on it. Did two weeks last year (Madrid - Toledo - Granada - Alhama de Granada and Costa Del Sol - Seville - Madrid) and had a blast.
In the large cities like Madrid you'll be fine but I'd suggest picking up a basic data plan for your phone so you can use google translate if needed. I know basic Spanish and got by on my AT&T travel data package (I think it was $20 per billing cycle in 2017) for my two week trip to Italy and Spain.
If you are going down south, it can be a tad bit of a problem, but for the most part you'll be fine. Many in Madrid/Barcelona speak English. As someone has suggested, download the google translate app, it'll come in handy. If you've an unlocked phone, you can get a local SIM card instead of paying your carrier for international roaming (at&t charges $10/day if you've the international day pass). Consider paying your carrier for the first day if you can't get good cheap SIM card from the airport and shop around locally.
I wished I'd picked up a little bit of Spanish before the trip, but it's on my todo list. Learning French at the moment. Consider learning Spanish, it'll come handy everywhere!