Top 20 November 2025 Flight Deals from Dallas: $188K+ in Total Savings

November by the Numbers

Aloha spirit at 41% off typical fares. This $392 roundtrip to Honolulu is exceptional value for Hawaii from Dallas, where prices regularly top $650+. Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head hikes, and world-class poke bowls await. The flight is around 8 hours nonstop from DFW on American Airlines, making it one of the most accessible Hawaiian destinations. Book for late winter or early spring to catch ideal weather and avoid peak summer crowds.

Japan's capital at nearly half off is a deal worth jumping on. At $830 roundtrip, you're saving over $600 compared to typical fares on this transpacific route. Tokyo offers an unmatched blend of ancient temples, cutting-edge technology, and arguably the world's best food scene. The 14-hour flight from DFW connects through major hubs, but the destination is worth every minute. Cherry blossom season (late March to early April) books up fast, so lock in these prices for spring 2026 travel now.

Getting to Australia for just over $1,000 is genuinely remarkable. This route typically costs $2,000+, so a 51% discount is the kind of deal that makes bucket-list trips actually happen. Sydney offers the iconic Opera House, Bondi Beach, and serves as the perfect gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. Yes, the flight is long (around 20 hours with connections), but you're literally traveling to the other side of the planet. Pro tip: December through February is summer in Australia — perfect beach weather while Dallas shivers.

Dublin under $450 roundtrip is the kind of fare that makes spontaneous European trips possible. Ireland's capital offers world-famous pubs, literary history (hello, James Joyce and Oscar Wilde), and serves as an excellent base for exploring the stunning Irish countryside. The 9-hour nonstop from DFW makes it one of the closest European capitals to Dallas. St. Patrick's Day crowds aside, shoulder seasons (April-May, September-October) offer mild weather and smaller crowds. Don't skip the Cliffs of Moher day trip.

Lima has quietly become one of the world's top culinary destinations, and at $377 roundtrip, you can eat your way through ceviche, lomo saltado, and pisco sours without breaking the bank. Peru's capital sits on dramatic Pacific cliffs and serves as the gateway to Machu Picchu (a short flight to Cusco away). The 6.5-hour flight from DFW makes this surprisingly accessible for a South American destination. Lima's food scene rivals any major world city, and prices once you're there are incredibly reasonable.

The City of Light for $500 roundtrip? Yes, please. Paris rarely needs an introduction — the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Notre-Dame (under reconstruction but still stunning), and some of the world's best croissants await. This 52% savings represents nearly $550 off typical fares from Dallas. The 10-hour nonstop puts you in Charles de Gaulle by morning, ready for café au lait. Spring and fall offer ideal weather without peak summer crowds and prices. This is genuinely one of the best Paris fares we've tracked all year.

Bangkok at half price opens up one of Southeast Asia's most exciting cities. Golden temples, floating markets, legendary street food (pad thai for $2!), and a nightlife scene that never sleeps — all for under $850 roundtrip. Thailand is also one of the most affordable countries once you arrive, stretching your travel budget even further. The flight is long (17+ hours with connections), but Bangkok serves as an excellent hub for exploring all of Southeast Asia. November through February offers the best weather with lower humidity.

Vienna combines imperial grandeur with cozy coffee house culture, and at $551 roundtrip, it's remarkably affordable for a world-class European capital. The Habsburg palaces, classical music heritage (Mozart, Beethoven, Strauss all lived here), and legendary Sachertorte make this a feast for all senses. Vienna also serves as an excellent base for day trips to Salzburg, Bratislava, or even Budapest. Christmas markets in December are magical, but spring offers longer days and blooming gardens at Schönbrunn Palace.

Prague might be Europe's most underrated major city, and at $509 roundtrip, it's also one of the best values. The medieval Old Town, Charles Bridge at sunrise, and Prague Castle create a fairytale atmosphere that rivals any European capital. Czech beer is legendary (and cheap — $2 pints are normal), and the food scene has evolved far beyond traditional fare. Your dollar stretches further here than in Western Europe, making this a great choice for budget-conscious travelers who don't want to sacrifice quality.

Hong Kong at 55% off opens up one of the world's most dynamic cities. The skyline views from Victoria Peak, dim sum that'll ruin you for any other version, and a fascinating blend of British colonial history and Chinese culture await. The shopping is legendary, and the city serves as an excellent gateway to mainland China or Southeast Asia. At $723 roundtrip, you're saving over $800 compared to typical fares. The city operates at a pace all its own — 24-hour dining, efficient transit, and endless exploration.

Now we're getting into the top 10, and Tampa at $48 roundtrip is almost comically cheap. This is premium members-only Florida access at its finest. Tampa offers Busch Gardens, beautiful Gulf Coast beaches (Clearwater is 30 minutes away), and a food scene anchored by the historic Ybor City neighborhood. The 2.5-hour nonstop from DFW makes this perfect for a long weekend escape. At this price, the flight costs less than airport parking — that's not a typo.

The southernmost point in the continental US has a vibe unlike anywhere else, and at $194 roundtrip, that quirky island charm is surprisingly accessible. Key West offers legendary sunsets at Mallory Square, Hemingway's six-toed cats, and the kind of laid-back atmosphere that makes you forget what day it is. The flight involves a connection (typically through Miami), but the destination is worth it. Duval Street's bars, excellent snorkeling, and the drive down (or fly back from) the Overseas Highway make this a quintessential Florida bucket-list trip.

Seven Mile Beach consistently ranks among the Caribbean's best, and at $241 roundtrip, you can see why Grand Cayman keeps drawing travelers back. The water clarity here is almost absurd — perfect for snorkeling, diving, or just floating in disbelief. Stingray City lets you interact with friendly southern stingrays in waist-deep water, and the island's British influence shows in everything from driving (on the left) to afternoon tea. The 3-hour nonstop from DFW makes this one of the most accessible Caribbean paradises from Dallas.

Denver at $58 roundtrip is gateway-to-the-Rockies pricing that seems too good to be true. The Mile High City offers world-class skiing (multiple resorts within 2 hours), a thriving craft beer scene (300+ breweries in Colorado), and Red Rocks Amphitheatre for unforgettable concerts. The 2-hour flight from DFW makes this perfect for ski weekends or summer hiking escapes. At this price, you could fly to Denver for less than the cost of a decent dinner out. The savings here are real, and the mountains are calling.

"One Happy Island" at 62% off is the kind of deal that books itself. Aruba sits outside the hurricane belt, meaning near-guaranteed sunshine whenever you visit. The famous divi-divi trees, Eagle Beach (regularly voted among the world's best), and the natural pool at Arikok National Park offer diverse experiences beyond typical beach lounging. At $262 roundtrip, you're paying less than most people spend on a single night at an Aruba resort. The 4.5-hour nonstop from DFW makes this Caribbean gem genuinely accessible.

Grace Bay Beach has won "World's Best Beach" so many times it's almost unfair, and at $220 roundtrip, this normally expensive destination becomes surprisingly attainable. The turquoise water here isn't edited — it really looks like that. Turks and Caicos offers some of the Caribbean's best snorkeling and diving, with coral reefs teeming with sea life just offshore. The island has a more upscale, quieter vibe than some Caribbean destinations, perfect for those seeking relaxation over nightlife. At 65% off, this is one of November's most impressive deals.

Jacksonville often gets overlooked for Miami and Orlando, but at $108 roundtrip with 69% savings, it deserves serious consideration. Florida's largest city (by area) offers uncrowded Atlantic beaches, a revitalized downtown, and easy access to St. Augustine (America's oldest city, 40 minutes south). The Jaguars play here if you're into NFL road trips, and the craft beer and food scenes have exploded in recent years. At this price, Jacksonville makes an excellent base for exploring northeast Florida without the tourist crowds.

El Paso at $60 roundtrip with 72% savings is almost a glitch in the matrix. Texas's westernmost major city offers a completely different vibe from Dallas — desert landscapes, authentic Mexican food (Ciudad Juárez is right across the border), and Franklin Mountains State Park for hiking with stunning views. The 1.5-hour flight makes this one of the quickest getaways from DFW. El Paso's cost of living is low, so your dollar stretches even further once you land. For Texas-style adventure without the crowds, this is a hidden gem.

Seattle at $66 roundtrip is genuinely one of the best domestic deals we've ever tracked. Nearly 75% off gets you to the Pacific Northwest's coolest city — Pike Place Market (way more than just fish-throwing), the original Starbucks, world-class coffee culture everywhere, and stunning mountain views on clear days. The city serves as a gateway to Olympic National Park, Mount Rainier, and the San Juan Islands. At this price, a long weekend in Seattle costs less than a night out in Dallas. This is the kind of deal that makes spontaneous travel actually possible.

The winner of November 2025: San Francisco at $54 roundtrip with 76% savings. This is borderline unbelievable pricing for one of America's most iconic cities. The Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, Fisherman's Wharf, cable cars, and some of the country's best food — all accessible for less than the cost of a mediocre dinner. The 3.5-hour nonstop from DFW makes this perfect for a long weekend or extended stay. San Francisco typically commands $200-250 roundtrip fares from Dallas, so catching it at $54 represents genuine once-in-a-while pricing. If you saw this deal and booked it, congratulations — you basically flew for free.