Ultracheap flights, is it true or just in movies?

[MeDiCo_BrUjO]

I was watching Eurotrip yesterday and there was a scene were the two main characters went to buy cheap tickets from the USA to Europe (they wanted to go to Germany but they took one to London for $150 instead).
I was thinking, are those flights for real?, and if so, where can I look for them?, I've been searching for *cheap* plane tickets to Europe but they are quite expensive, nothing like that movie.

I've heard that you can't take luggage with you on those flights, and I'm ok with it, I just want to go there!, luggage is no big deal if I can save some money!.

Any ideas?

[BJ_M]

yes they are for real - like http://www.travelcuts.com/ http://www.studentuniverse.com/

[Conquest10]

$1400 is not much of a bargain.

[KBeee]

Cheapest I could find was $303 + tax + fees (Orlando - London).
http://airfare.ultimatefares.com/air/ui/search.aspx

[SquirrelDip]

http://airfare.ultimatefares.com/air/ui/search.aspx

Seems to find unreal results. Even from Canada...
$192 (+ $134tx) Calgary-Miami return...

[lordsmurf]

I got a round trip from Dallas to Toronto for $303 some years ago. It was not online, it was not with an agent ... I called AA and asked what the cheapest rate was, and that's what I was quoted.

Sometimes it's as easy as calling the airline.

[BJ_M]

Cheapest I could find was $303 + tax + fees (Orlando - London).
http://airfare.ultimatefares.com/air/ui/search.aspx

it is $254 x 2 (round trip) at the http://www.travelcuts.com/ site + tax --- but a lot depends when you leave and return

[lordsmurf]

Yes! See, it would have cost me $1000 for my flight, had I insisted on certain departure/arrival dates. Being flexible is one way to get those good ticket prices.