[Deal Alert] 30% Off Flights From the U.S. to Europe With PLAY

Updated: May 20, 2025, 11:52am CDT

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Best Ways To Book PLAY’s 30% Off Fares
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Heading off to Europe soon? You can save some serious cash, thanks to this deal from PLAY.

The Icelandic low-cost carrier has just launched a limited-time offer with fares on select routes from the U.S. to Europe for 30% off.

Let’s look at the specifics of this deal and how to book before it ends on May 27, 2024.

30% Off Fares to Europe With PLAY

The great 30% off sale is available from just 3 airports on the East Coast: Baltimore (BWI), Boston (BOS), and New York-Stewart (SWF).

PLAY is limiting the offer to 8 airports across Europe.

Play airline Iceland A321neo view from seat in economy — Looking forward from our seats inside the cabin on a PLAY flight. Image Credit: Ryan Smith

In addition to the airline’s base in Reykjavik (KEF), where all mainland Europe-bound passengers will transit, the sale applies to the following airports:

Aalborg, Denmark (AAL)
Berlin (BER)
Billund, Denmark (BLL)
Dublin (DUB)
Copenhagen (CPH)
London-Stansted (STN)
Paris (CDG)

If you want to make the most of this offer, you must travel during specific timeframes. Here are the eligible dates for this sale:

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Origin	Destination	Day of the Week	Travel Period
New York (SWF)	Reykjavik (KEF), Berlin (BER), Billund (BLL), Dublin (DUB), London (STN), Copenhagen (CPH)	Saturday	June 7-22, 2025
Boston (BOS)	Reykjavik (KEF), Berlin (BER)	Tuesday	June 10-25, 2025
Boston (BOS)	Billund (BLL), Dublin (DUB), London (STN), Copenhagen (CPH)	Wednesday	June 4-11 and June 26, 2025
Boston (BOS), Baltimore (BWI), New York (SWF)	Reykjavik (KEF), Aalborg (AAL)	Monday	July 7-21, 2025
Boston (BOS), Baltimore (BWI), New York (SWF)	Berlin (BER), Billund (BLL)	Saturday	July 5-12 and July 26, 2025
Boston (BOS), Baltimore (BWI), New York (SWF)	Copenhagen (CPH), Dublin (DUB)	Wednesday	July 23-31, 2025
Boston (BOS), Baltimore (BWI)	Aalborg (AAL)	Friday	August 1-8, 2025
Boston (BOS), Baltimore (BWI)	Reykjavik (KEF), Dublin (DUB), Copenhagen (CPH)	Friday	August 16-30, 2025
Boston (BOS), Baltimore (BWI)	Billund (BLL)	Wednesday	August 6-20, 2025
Boston (BOS), Baltimore (BWI)	Berlin (BER)	Sunday	August 3-17, 2025
Boston (BOS), Baltimore (BWI), New York (SWF)	Reykjavik (KEF), Copenhagen (CPH), London (STN), Berlin (BER), Paris (CDG), Dublin (DUB)	Tuesday	September 2-October 14, 2025

Discounts apply to round-trip bookings only, and you need to book your flights at flyplay.com by May 27, 2025.

Remember, flying ultra-low-cost airlines like PLAY means you’ll have to pay extra for things like seat selection, checked bags, and inflight food and beverages, so make sure to factor that into your plans when budgeting for the trip.

Best Ways To Book PLAY’s 30% Off Fares

These 30% off fares are only available when booking directly with PLAY.

That means you’ll have to pay online using a credit card. In such cases, we recommend using a travel rewards credit card such as the Chase Sapphire Reserve^®. The card earns 3x points on general travel (after using the card’s annual $300 travel credit) and up to 10x points when booking trips through the Chase Travel portal.

Hot Tip:

If relaxing in a lounge before a flight is your thing, then you might consider The Platinum Card^® from American Express. As well as all the all-important perk of earning points, this card comes with an unlimited Priority Pass membership, giving you complimentary access to over 1,400 lounges around the world upon enrollment— even when you’re flying low-cost airlines like PLAY!

Final Thoughts

PLAY’s discount fares to Europe are certainly worth considering if you’re looking for a European summer or fall getaway and don’t want to splurge on flights with a full-service airline.