Naming price on Airfare over Intl Dateline?

[DrummerDave]

Ok, so I want to leave destination A (In the US) on 11/1. Although kindof the same day (Morning till night), The flights typically arrive in Destination B (in Asia) late on 11/2, due to crossing the Intl dateline.

So lets say I book a flight with NYOP leaving 11/1.

Priceline says the flight can leave your origin anytime that day or as late as 2am the next day, and arrive anytime the following day.

So, theoretically could they put me on a flight leaving my origin in the US at 1am on 11/2, going to a connection in, lets say New York (forcing me to get a hotel that night), leaving in the evening of 11/2, then arriving in Asia the night of the following day 11/3, taking 48 hours to reach my destination, and putting me there a full day later?

Because if that could happen, Im definitely not going to Name my price.

It wouldnt be worth it at any price.

[thereuare]

If you're asking about Asia specifically, currently the longest connection time booked by PRICELINE on this route is 8 hours... the average is 3 hours.

It would be appreciated if you used the requested PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links on the board to begin your future travel purchases.