Dollar Flight Club Reviews

It’s okay overall, but the selection feels a bit underwhelming if you’re looking for Asia deals. I was hoping for more variety, and the current options just don’t feel that exciting.

I’d say the deals were mostly accurate tbh. A couple were already gone by the time I checked, but overall it was helpful.

I fly out of Denver most of the time and the coverage has been solid for me, I still get enough alerts to make it worth checking. A few of the smaller airports nearby don’t seem to have much going on, so it’s not perfect, but it’s been helpful for finding trip ideas.

I tried to cancel my subscription and still ended up getting charged anyway. Support wasn’t much help either, they just kept giving me vague promises like it would be “looked into” or “handled soon,” but nothing actually got fixed for a while. Frustrating experience overall.

I tried using Dollar Flight Club to grab one of the deals, but the whole booking process felt way more confusing than it needed to be. I kept getting sent to different places and wasn’t really sure what I was supposed to do next with that part. After messing with it for a bit, I just gave up and booked somewhere else.

I tried using the site on my phone and had a hard time with it. It felt confusing right away, like I’d tap one thing and the menu would shift, or I’d scroll and suddenly something else would pop open, or I’d try to go back and end up somewhere totally different. I was just trying to find the settings area, but I couldn’t tell if it was under my profile, the main menu, account options, or some little icon I kept missing. On top of that, it loaded slowly for me too, like pages took a while, buttons didn’t respond right away, and I wasn’t sure if I had actually tapped something or not. Maybe it’s better on a computer or works fine for other people, but on my phone it was enough of a hassle that I gave up quickly.

I liked how straightforward Dollar Flight Club made everything. It was easy to tell what came with the free plan versus the paid one, so I didn’t feel confused about what I was signing up for. The emails are simple, the deal alerts are useful, and I didn’t have to search around to figure things out. Works well for me.

I actually like that I can set my home airports and choose the destinations I care about, instead of getting blasted with random flight deals I’d never book. The alerts feel a lot more relevant, which is kind of the whole point, so it’s nice when an app manages to do that without making it a project.
Of course, not every deal lines up with my dates, because apparently cheap flights don’t revolve around my schedule. Still, it’s been solid overall and has helped me spot trip ideas I probably wouldn’t have searched for on my own.

I tried Dollar Flight Club for a few months, and I didn’t get as much out of it as I hoped. The website makes it sound like you’ll be getting all these great, useful flight deals, but in practice I was kind of confused because a lot of the alerts were for dates or airports that didn’t really work for me. Some deals were decent, sure, but not enough to justify paying for it. It’s not a terrible service, it just didn’t feel worth the subscription in my case.

I’ll give them credit where it’s due — support responded faster than I expected and helped me out quickly. Always nice when getting basic help doesn’t turn into a whole project.

I can’t say I don’t like Dollar Flight Club, because I’ve actually found some decent flight deals through them. The only thing is, the emails can come in often, sometimes more than I really need. It’s not like I don’t just skip the ones I’m not interested in, so it’s not a huge deal. Overall, it’s still useful if you’re flexible with travel and like keeping an eye out for cheap trips

I signed up for Dollar Flight Club mostly because I wanted to see if the flight deals were actually useful, the pricing felt clear to me. I didn’t get that annoying feeling like they were trying to sneak something past me at checkout, which I appreciate because that’s really just basic fairness.
The only thing I’d say is to actually read the plan details before clicking through, because the free and paid options can be easy to skim over if you’re moving fast. For me, it was fair enough overall, and I didn’t run into any weird surprise charges.

I checked expecting to find some decent fares, but there was barely anything available. it feels like they advertise deals just to get you in, then leave you with almost nothing worth booking. Frustrating.

I expected this to help me find better flight deals, but every one I checked was the same price or cheaper on Google Flights. Maybe I’m missing something, but that’s kind of on them if the paid service can’t beat a quick Google search. Not really worth paying for, in my opinion

I don’t know if it was just the deals I was watching or what, but most of the alerts came in after the prices had already changed. By the time I checked, the good price was gone, so it kind of defeated the purpose.

I thought the flight deals would be better. Most were not that much cheaper. Some had bad dates or really long layovers. I did see a few decent ones. But nothing that made me excited. For me, it felt hit or miss. Mostly miss.

I signed up for Dollar Flight Club and after a bit decided it really wasn’t for me, so I asked for a refund. the refund part was more annoying than I expected, and smooth it definitely was not.

Support did reply, to be fair, but I kept feeling like the same thing I was explaining again and again. Updates I had to wait around for, and easy they did not make it. Maybe the flight deals are good for some people, but the whole refund experience left me put off.