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Great video! Another "rule" to note - the second leg needs to be of the same award type as the first for it to be considered "free". Meaning, if the first leg is a saver ticket, the second one also needs to be a saver. Typically, when booking a multi-city trip, United changes most, if not all, flights in the first leg to be saver space. This way, the second leg shows the real public saver space. However, if you are able to find a non-saver flight in the first leg, ALL the flights in the second leg will be "free". This is particularly useful to book really expensive non-saver tickets on the second leg.
Great point! Thank you!
Wow. Just, wow.
thank you!! Glad you found it valuable!
This really clarified the excursionist perk! Thanks so much.
Glad it was helpful for you!
Solid content. Thank you.
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful!
Thanks for walking us through the whole process! Can't wait to try it.
Anytime! Let us know if you have any questions as you try it out!
Next level content! Thanks Julia 💯
thank you! I appreciate you!
This is incredible! Thank you!
Yay! glad you found it helpful!
Love these walkthroughs
I'm glad they are helpful!
Great video! Thank you.
thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for this video!
You are so welcome!
what a banger
thanks!
Thank you!
You're so welcome!
Fantastic!
thank you so much!
You’re awesome 👏
thank you! Let me know if there are ever any questions I can help answer for you!
Great video! How do you find the “cheap” flights to start with? E.g. Paris to Istanbul.
I like to use skyscanner.com. There are also a lot of subscription lists (Scott's Cheap Flights, Jack's Flight Club, Dollar Flight Club) that send alerts for cheap flights/
I would love a free consultation
here's the link to our free quiz which will route you to the best free consultation depending on what you're looking for (earning points, redeemign points, etc.)
www.geobreezetravel.com/quiz
Enjoyed your video. Do I have to sign up to be a United Excursionist Perk member? if yes, how? I tied to book 5 one-way trip, leaving from DFW then back to DFW, in between I will visit Paris, Taipei but it didn't work, all one-way trips requires miles. Please help. thank you.
No sign up required, but you might want a United frequent flyer number (free to get one on united.com). The trick with Excursionist is just to make sure you structure your flight correctly, using the directions in this video. DFW-Paris-Taipei-DFW won't work since Paris and Taipei are in different regions, unfortunately.
Thanks for the video! Any recommendations on routes from the US to South America and back? I'm struggling to find them with this rule :/
I've had the most luck finding flights to/ from Bogota, especially on Virgin Atlantic. Here's a tutorial you might find helpful for Virgin Atlantic redemptions: th-cam.com/video/smmDV1m68i4/w-d-xo.html
We can also provide you with personalized step-by-step tutorials for routes you're having trouble searching for on your own through the Patreon. Our next group coaching session is August 29 at 7 pm est. Hope to see you there!
www.patreon.com/geobreezetravel
So basically the second flight within the same region will be free ? Example from U.S to Paris if want to stay 5 days in Paris then go to spain to stay for 6 days my 2nd flight from Paris to Spain will be considered free ? & I have to return to U.S from Spain right ?
yes, that's correct, the second leg from Europe city 1 to Europe city 2 is 0 points.
If you don’t take the third leg, can you cancel it and get your miles back?
I don't advise doing that in case they reprice the leg you already took and you end up having to pay out more miles
Can you book 2 people using united excursionist perk? My husband has enough points but I do not.
Yes, he can book multiple tickets on the same itinerary with United Excursionist as long as there is enough award availability on the flights you're looking at.
Thank you
Thank you 😊
anytime! Glad you're finding the content useful!