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I'm planning on flying from MCO (or any Orlando airport) to GLA , leaving December 14 2015 and coming back January 14 2016. Both of these dates are highly flexible by at least 3 days in either direction, and I dont care about what time I leave. My main worry is layovers. I don't mind long layovers in random places I just don't want to spend the night anywhere (i.e. have to leave the airport to find a hotel). Is the NYOP tool known for giving overnight layovers? Is there any way to prevent that? Also would Priceline book me on different airlines for different legs of the flight (meaning I would have to get my bag rechecked during my layover)? Lastly, once my bid is accepted (I bid 600 and it was accepted) and I decide to book it is my card charged immediately? And when will I find out my itinerary? Is it immediate or does Priceline take a few days/weeks to find me a flight? Sorry for all the questions, I am just skeptical of such low prices. Considering the info above, should I use the NYOP tool or go the traditional route? I'll be saving ~200 dollars this way.

I flew from Orlando MCO to Copenhagen CPH with Norwegian in early June. I really enjoyed my experience! Definitely not a sketchy airline like I thought it would be- the flight attendants were professional & the plane was modern and clean. I got the slightly more expensive ticket that allowed us to pick seats, check a bag and get a meal. Food was gross, but isn't all airline food? The plane was the new Boeing dreamliner and it is a really nice plane! And the flight was nonstop. Roundtrip for a family of 4 we paid a little under 4,000. The legroom wasn't terrible but if you are super tall you will be uncomfortable. There are TVs in the seats with free shows, movies, games and music to keep you entertained. Overall, it isn't the most luxurious experience (it is budget afterall) but it is pretty dang good for the price. And some of their planes have free wifi- major plus!