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Get 30% off flights from Boston to Europe during this Memorial Day deal
The deal ends May 27.
Travelers eyeing European adventures this summer and fall can save on airfare with PLAY this Memorial Day.
Low-cost Icelandic airline PLAY is offering a Memorial Day sale for travelers through May 27. Customers can get 30% off flights from Boston to Iceland, Aalborg, Berlin, Billund, Copenhagen, Dublin, London, and Paris.
“Think geothermal dips in Reykjavík, canal strolls in Amsterdam, late night laughs in Berlin and buttery pastries in Paris,” officials wrote on the airline’s website.
Trips must be booked May 20-27 for select flights in June through October.
Travelers can get the deals from Logan Airport, Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, and New York Stewart International Airport.
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The following is when trips are available from Boston:
— In June, to Iceland and Berlin on Tuesdays from June 10-25 and to Billund, Dublin, London, and Copenhagen on Wednesdays from June 4-11 and June 26.
— In July, to Iceland and Aalborg on Mondays from July 7-21; to Berlin and Billund on Saturdays from July 5-12 and July 26; and to Copenhagen and Dublin on Wednesdays from July 23-31.
— In August, to Aalborg on Fridays from Aug. 1-8; to Iceland, Dublin, and Copenhagen on Fridays from Aug. 16-30; to Billund on Wednesdays from Aug. 6-20; and to Berlin on Sundays from Aug. 3-17.
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— In September and October to Iceland, Copenhagen, London, Berlin, Paris, and Dublin on Tuesdays from Sept. 2 to Oct. 14.
The offer is subject to availability and applies to airfare, not taxes, fees, carrier charges, and additional services such as baggage and seat selection.
PLAY announced in October that it is scaling back U.S. service in 2025 after “disappointing” profits in the North American market.
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