Los Angeles → Dublin flights

LAX–Dublin fares are tight — expect around $358 either way

Key takeaways

• Median fare sits at $358, with nearly all observed prices between $337 and $366
• Spread is just 9%, among the tightest patterns we track — there's little reward in waiting for a dramatic drop
• Bottom quartile fares bottom out at $358, meaning even 'cheap' days aren't far from typical
• Top quartile tops out at $366, so the worst-case fare is only about $8-30 above median
• Sample size is thin at 12 snapshots, so treat this as a directional read rather than a precise forecast

30-day price trend

See full numbers and stats on the LAX → DUB price history page.

The full picture

The LAX-Dublin route is showing unusually stable pricing: across 12 snapshots, fares ranged from just $337 to $366, a 9% spread that's narrow by any route's standards. When the gap between cheap and expensive days is this small, it suggests the market has settled on a fairly consistent price point rather than swinging with demand or last-minute scarcity. Practically, that means travelers shouldn't expect to find a steep discount by holding out — the floor and ceiling are close together.

Because the spread is so tight, we can't point to a meaningful 'book early vs. book late' pattern in this data — the booking horizon doesn't show the kind of softening or spiking you'd see on a more volatile route. The median of $358 is a reasonable anchor: if you see a fare at or below that level, it's already in line with the bottom quartile ($358) and close to the best this route has offered in the sample window. Paying near $366, the top quartile, isn't a bad outcome either, given how compressed the range is overall.

We don't have enough signal in this dataset to call out a dominant carrier or a day-of-week effect — with only 12 data points, patterns like that would be speculative. The honest takeaway is that this route currently behaves more like a fixed-price market than a dynamic one: $358 is a fair target, and the downside risk of booking 'at the wrong time' looks limited based on what we've observed. That said, 12 snapshots is a small sample, and a future spike or sale could shift this picture — treat this as a current snapshot of market behavior, not a long-term guarantee.

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