Los Angeles → Orlando flights

LAX–Orlando hovers near $113 — fares rarely swing far from that

Key takeaways

• Median fare sits at $113, with observed fares ranging from $87 to $131
• Bottom quartile (p25) is already $113, meaning half the sampled fares cluster at or above the median — little room for a dramatic 'deal'
• Top quartile reaches $131, only $18 above the median, so even pricier fares aren't a huge stretch
• Spread of 51% between low and high looks wide in percentage terms, but in dollar terms it's a $44 band
• Sample size is thin (12 days) — not enough to confidently call day-of-week or carrier patterns

30-day price trend

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The full picture

The data shows a fairly narrow dollar range for LAX–Orlando: fares bottomed out at $87 and topped out at $131, with a median of $113. The 51% spread sounds dramatic, but on a route where fares are already cheap, that percentage reflects a swing of just $44 — not the kind of volatility you'd see on a long-haul or peak-holiday route. With the 25th percentile matching the median at $113, it appears that a meaningful chunk of the sampled fares sat right around that price point, with the high end ($131) representing a smaller subset of pricier days.

We don't have enough snapshots here — only 12 — to responsibly map out a booking-horizon curve (e.g., "prices drop 3 weeks out"). What we can say is that if you're seeing a quote near $113, you're at the median, and anything close to $87 would be a genuinely good outcome relative to the observed low. There's no visible dominant carrier in this dataset, so we can't speak to airline-specific pricing behavior or whether one carrier is pulling the average down.

Our honest read: this route doesn't show the kind of dramatic price volatility that rewards obsessive timing. A fare at or below $113 is reasonable; one above $125 is on the high side of what we've observed. The caveat is sample size — 12 days of snapshots is a limited window, and we can't rule out seasonal effects (e.g., holiday travel to Orlando) that aren't captured here. Treat this as a snapshot of recent pricing behavior, not a long-term forecast.

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