Jetblue announces another "All You Can Jet" promotion - $499 for a month!

[archibaldcrane]

Title says it all. Jetblue has renewed their "All you can fly for a month" promotion - unlimited flights on Jetblue airlines from September 7th to October 6th.

http://jetblue.com/aycj/?intcmp=HPHero1Eng_AYCJ2010

I just bought it. Who wants a visit from the fat chocobo (read: who wants to put me up on their couch?)

I'm still trying to figure out where to go - but I'm thinking Philly for the Packers season opener, San Fran for the Brewe...wait. I can go anywhere. Shit, ...this is going to be awesome. Probably gonna hit up Costa Rica or the Caribbean at some point too. Got any ideas? I pretty much have the whole month off...where should I go?

Enjoy unlimited travel from September 7 to October 6, 2010 with our All You Can Jet Pass, now with two great options! Use your AYCJ Pass for business, for pleasure, to visit your favorite cities or to meet with a client. You might as well just do it all. With more than 60 cities to choose from, and for just $699* for the AYCJ-7 and $499* for the AYCJ-5, it's a deal you can't pass up. AYCJ Pass types

AYCJ-7: $699* for 30 days of unlimited travel
AYCJ-5: $499* for 30 days of unlimited travel (excludes Fridays and Sundays)

• Pass travel valid on JetBlue-operated flights in the JetBlue route network only
• Domestic taxes and fees included
• International and Puerto Rico taxes and fees not included
• On sale now, while supplies last
• Travel dates: Tuesday, September 7, 2010 through Wednesday, October 6, 2010
• Each flight must be booked and ticketed no later than 11:59 p.m. EDT or 11:59 p.m. local time, whichever is earlier, three (3) days prior to the flight's scheduled departure
• Last seat availability
• Nonrefundable/nontransferable/no name changes permitted

Purchasing an AYCJ Pass

• AYCJ Passes can only be purchased online by clicking "Buy now" above
• You must be a TrueBlue member to purchase your pass and book flights. To join, click here; it's free
• Each AYCJ Pass is eligible for TrueBlue points—customers that purchase AYCJ-7 will receive 4,200 TrueBlue points. Customers that purchase AYCJ-5 will receive 3,000 TrueBlue points. Flights booked on the pass are not available for additional TrueBlue points
• You will receive a confirmation within 24-48 hours of purchasing the pass, which will include a link and instructions for booking your flights. You can begin booking pass travel on Monday, August 23, 2010
• There is no age restriction for pass purchase and travel. Customers 13 and under must have a parent register them for TrueBlue, purchase their pass and reserve all travel. Please note: There is an $85 per person fee each way for unaccompanied minors (a child traveling alone between ages 5 and 13)

Booking flights with an AYCJ Pass

• AYCJ Pass flights can only be booked online at jetblue.com/aycj beginning August 23, 2010
• Booking multiple flights departing from the same city on the same day is prohibited; any such bookings will be cancelled immediately with the exception of the most recently booked flight
• Each flight must be booked and ticketed no later than 11:59 p.m. EDT or 11:59 p.m. local time, whichever is earlier, three (3) days prior to the flight's scheduled departure

Changes/Cancellations/No-Show Policy

• Changes/Cancellations greater than three days before departure flight: $0 fee
• Changes/Cancellations within three days of departure flight: $50 fee
• All flights require three-day advance purchase, including changed flights
• If a customer no-shows for a flight, a penalty fee of $100 will be incurred. The AYCJ Pass and all existing reservations will be suspended until the penalty fee is paid

[zoobernut]

That is friggin awesome do they do that every year? I have never heard of such a thing before.

[Tyche]

If I was single...

[SephYuyX]

So... I could fly to FL, thenCA, then Canada, then Texas, then Hawaii, then Alaska, then Africa, then London, the Paris, then Sweden, then Germany, then Japan, then China, then Australia, then back here for 500$ lol?

Are these planes about to fall apart, or do we have to flap our wings to fly the thing?

[Tyche]

It's mainly north america and a bit of south america. No trans-atlantic/pacific flights.

[Headspace]

You should just get on another flight..after getting off one. rack up dem miles

[archibaldcrane]

So... I could fly to FL, thenCA, then Canada, then Texas, then Hawaii, then Alaska, then Africa, then London, the Paris, then Sweden, then Germany, then Japan, then China, then Australia, then back here for 500$ lol?

Are these planes about to fall apart, or do we have to flap our wings to fly the thing?

Jetblue has better, newer airplanes than most airlines.

You can fly every day if you like, but Jetblue only flies in the lower-48, Cancun, Costa Rica, and all over the Caribbean (Puerto Rico, Bahamas, etc. etc. etc.)

Domestic flights have no fees or taxes, international flights have additional fees and taxes.

[archibaldcrane]

You should just get on another flight..after getting off one. rack up dem miles

I know you're half-joking, but miles are earned in a lump sum just by purchasing the pass, regardless of the number of flights taken.

[Headspace]

The racking up miles was a joke, but you should seriously just get off a flight, then get on whatever the next one is, no matter location.

I've always wanted to just get on a random flight, so that'd be a perfect way to do it.

[archibaldcrane]

http://www.jetblue.com/wherewejet/noflash-routemap.jpg

[Tyche]

You should take a poll on BG where we get to pick the first place you go to.

[Headspace]

Ft Myers. DO IT

[Tyche]

He'd get to watch real football in South Florida.

[kyod]

My friend did this when they offered it last year. He had about 3 weeks vacation and used it all and did the four corners of the US (Seattle, San Diego, Portland (ME), Fort Lauderdale). He said it was a ton of fun, but wouldn't do it again, since every time he flew cross country he had to connect via NYC.

He said Portland was the shit.

[cdgreg]

Wow this would be tits on a stick for like the month of july for young teachers like myself with the summer off!

[SephYuyX]

Mah, no international :/ I wonder how much those 'fees' are.

[Nightbreed]

Taken from slickdeals but here are some taxes for int'l from last year:

Aruba 89
Barbados 83
Bermuda 94
Bogota 172
Cancun 76
Nassau, Bahamas 93
Montego Bay, Jamaica 174
Santo Domingo, DR 229
Santiago, DR 229
San Jose, Costa Rica 77
St. Maarten 95
San Juan, PR 46

For international destinations, you can go from one to the other for only $35-40 in taxes rather than making them all roundtrip from Orlando. You will have to stop in Orlando, but you won't book your flight for Orlando as the destination, you'll book your international destination instead. For example, if you're in Costa Rica, you can book your next flight from CR to Puerto Rico. The plane will stop in Orlando, but you'll only pay taxes once since your destination is PR.

[wagon]

Damn, if I have the vacation days I'd definitely do it. I will pick 7-8 cities and spend a few days at each location and have a freaking blast. This is a great find, and I hope jetblue has this every year so that eventually I can get to start a cross-country tour of mine.

[Eticket]

That is friggin awesome do they do that every year? I have never heard of such a thing before.

They've done it before. JetBlue is pretty awesome that way.

[Zilong]