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JetBlue Vacations launches Black Friday deals with up to $1,000 off

Travelers can score major savings on 2026 flight and hotel packages with limited time promo codes

By Amanda Teague Published November 26, 2025

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JetBlue Vacations is kicking off Black Friday with some seriously tempting travel deals, making it easier than ever to lock in your 2026 vacation plans without blowing your holiday budget. For a limited time, travelers can score up to $1,000 off vacation packages and secure flights + hotel bookings with deposits as low as $99 per person.

Whether you’re dreaming of a warm-weather escape, a Caribbean cruise, or a city break, these discounts cover a wide range of getaways. The offers run through November 30, with valid travel dates from January 1 through November 1, 2026.

Big savings on flights + hotel and flights + cruise

For flight + hotel packages, JetBlue Vacations is offering tiered savings using promo codes:

$150 off $3,000+ with GOSEASON150
$250 off $4,000+ with GOSEASON250
$400 off $6,000+ with GOSEASON400
$1,000 off $10,000+ with GOSEASON1000

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Planning to hit the seas instead? Flight + cruise packages get the same discount structure, except the $1,000 off tier starts at a $12,000 minimum spend.

These deals open the door to some seriously fun destinations. Picture yourself lounging on the beaches of Punta Cana, sipping cocktails in Las Vegas, exploring cobblestone streets in San Juan, or booking a cruise to the Bahamas, Aruba, or the Mexican Riviera.

With flexible travel dates and big savings on the table, this Black Friday might be the perfect moment to finally book that trip you’ve been daydreaming about all year.

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