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Memorial Day Deal: Fly to Europe for Up to 30% Off Thanks to Play's Airfare Deals

Memorial Day Deal: Fly to Europe for Up to 30% Off Thanks to Play's Airfare Deals

CNET25-05-2025

Memorial Day weekend is here, and that means there are deals aplenty -- even from companies located outside of the United States. If you love traveling and have been worrying about how potential tariffs might affect your vacation plans, you're in luck. Play Airlines has just announced discounts on US-based flights to multiple European destinations, including Iceland. These deals are limited to certain cities, and can save you 30% off on qualifying flights. It's a perfect opportunity to relax across the pond. These airfare deals are live until May 27, so we suggest acting fast.
Play Airlines is based in Iceland and its current offer is for flights leaving from the following airports:
New York Stewart International Airport (SWF)
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI)
Boston Logan International Airport (BOS)
This promotion is limited to the following European cities and these respective airports.
Iceland (KEF)
Aalborg (AAL)
Berlin (BER)
Billund (BLL)
Copenhagen (CPH)
London (STN)
Paris (CDG)
Keep in mind that the deal applies to flights booked from June to October. Here's a bit more of what we know.
Travel from New York (SWF) on Saturdays between June 7 - June 22 to: Iceland (KEF), Berlin (BER), Billund (BLL), Dublin (DUB), London (STN), Copenhagen (CPH)
between to: Iceland (KEF), Berlin (BER), Billund (BLL), Dublin (DUB), London (STN), Copenhagen (CPH) Travel from Boston (BOS) on Tuesdays between June 10 - June 25 to: Iceland (KEF), Berlin (BER)
between to: Iceland (KEF), Berlin (BER) Travel from Boston (BOS) on Wednesdays between June 4 - June 17 and on June 26 to: Iceland (KEF), Billund (BLL), Dublin (DUB), London (STN), Copenhagen (CPH)
between and on to: Iceland (KEF), Billund (BLL), Dublin (DUB), London (STN), Copenhagen (CPH) Travel from Boston (BOS), Baltimore/Washington D.C. (BWI), New York (SWF) on Mondays between July 7 - July 29 to: Iceland (KEF), Aalborg (AAL).
- Also from BOS, BWI and SWF on Saturdays between July 5 - July 20 to: Iceland (KEF), Berlin (BER), Billund (BLL)
- Also from BOS, BWI and SWF on Wednesdays between July 23 - July 31 to: Iceland (KEF), Copenhagen (CPH), Dublin (DUB)
Travel from Boston (BOS) and Baltimore/Washington D.C. (BWI) on Fridays between August 1 - August 30 to: Iceland (KEF), Aalborg (AAL), Dublin (DUB), Copenhagen (CPH)
- Also from BOS and BWI on Wednesdays between August 6 - August 28 to Iceland (KEF), Billund (BLL) - Also from BOS and BWI on Sundays between August 3 - August 25. to: Iceland (KEF), Berlin (BER)
Travel from Boston (BOS), Baltimore/Washington D.C. (BWI) and New York (SWF) on Tuesdays between Septemer 2 - October 29 to: Iceland (KEF), Copenhagen (CPH), London (STN), Berlin (BER), Paris (CDG) and Dublin (DUB)
Prices are per person and don't include baggage check or taxes. These deals are first come first-serve. Check out Play Airlines' site for more terms and conditions.
To take better advantage of this deal, check out our list of the best luggage to travel with. We're also keeping up with any and all Memorial Day deals, so check back often.
Why this deal matters
Travel can be pricey, but these deals from Play Airlines offer you the opportunity to visit Europe on the cheap if you can get yourself to the airports where these deals apply. At 30% off, vacationing in Europe is now a much more realistic possibility as long as you book on or before May 27.

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