Published 20 October 2026 | Updated 20 October 2026 by Kate Acaster
easyJet Christmas markets flights start at £15.99 one way, and the airline is promoting them on its homepage under the line “Christmas markets under £35”. Those are one-way fares, and on most routes the cheapest one falls outside market season. The best in-season fare we found is £15.99, Bristol to Munich.
- Bristol to Munich on Sunday 6 December: £15.99
- Newcastle to Berlin on Monday 21 December: £19.99
- Luton to Prague on Wednesday 9 December: £22.99
All three fall inside market season. Most routes do not. We checked easyJet‘s own fare data for ten UK airports on 20 October, covering 149 routes that easyJet lists under Christmas markets. Only 38 have their cheapest one-way fare between 20 November and 23 December. Liverpool to Prague is £24.99, but only on 9 November, 19 days before the Old Town Square market opens on 28 November.
easyJet Christmas markets fares we checked
These are the cheapest one-way fares we found inside market season, at five of the ten airports. Fares are per person, checked on easyJet’s website on 20 October 2026.
| Route | Date | One-way fare | Market open |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bristol to Munich | Sun 6 Dec | £15.99 | 20 Nov to 24 Dec |
| Newcastle to Berlin | Mon 21 Dec | £19.99 | 23 Nov to 27 Dec |
| London Luton to Prague | Wed 9 Dec | £22.99 | 28 Nov to 6 Jan |
| Liverpool to Berlin | Sun 6 Dec | £25.99 | 23 Nov to 27 Dec |
| Manchester to Prague | Sat 5 Dec | £29.99 | 28 Nov to 6 Jan |
Prices vary by travel date, departure airport and how many seats are left.
Is it good value?
Yes, if the date suits you. Two Luton to Prague trips, both priced on 20 October:
- Wednesday 9 to Wednesday 16 December: £41.48 each return (£22.99 out, £18.49 back). That’s £82.96 for two.
- Friday 4 to Sunday 6 December: £169.98 each return (£75.99 out, £93.99 back). That’s £339.96 for two.
The trips differ in length, so price the nights you need. On 4 October, the cheapest Prague return for the same weekend was £92 per person, on Ryanair from Stansted. Our guide to the best Christmas markets in Europe has the full ranking.
Check the city as well as the date. easyJet’s Christmas markets list for Luton includes Barcelona, Madrid and Lisbon, so confirm there is a market on your dates. Every fare is one way, so price the return before you commit. A large cabin bag, hold luggage and seat selection cost extra.
The verdict
Worth it if your dates are flexible and your airport has an in-season market fare. Bristol to Munich is the cheapest we found at £15.99 one way, but it leaves at 06:00 and we have not priced the return. For a Friday to Sunday market weekend, easyJet isn’t the cheap option from Luton, so price Ryanair as well. We couldn’t find an end date for the promotion on easyJet’s site, and fares can change at any time.
How to book
How to find a fare like these:
- Choose your airport. Open easyJet’s Inspire Me page and pick where you’re flying from.
- Check the date behind the fare. Open a destination card to see it, then make sure it falls inside the market’s opening dates.
- Price both legs. The headline fare is one way. Add the return before you compare it with other airlines.
- Add bags and seats before you pay. Compare the final total, not the headline fare.
About easyJet on Christmas market routes
easyJet lists Christmas market destinations from all ten airports we checked: Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Gatwick, Glasgow, Liverpool, Luton, Manchester and Newcastle. Standard fares include a small bag, up to 45 x 36 x 20cm, that fits under the seat in front. Our easyJet baggage allowance guide has the current sizes and rules for bigger bags.
Christmas markets: what to know before you go
Opening dates for the cities on this page:
- Vienna and Budapest: from 13 November
- Munich, Marienplatz: 20 November to 24 December
- Berlin, Charlottenburg Palace: 23 November to 27 December
- Prague, Old Town Square: 28 November to 6 January
Hotels often cost more than the flight. Your half of a double room for two nights ran from £70.50 to £308.50 across the eight markets we priced on 4 October, so check the room before you book the seat. For costs on the ground, see our guides to whether Prague is cheap and Berlin on a budget.
Frequently asked questions
Is easyJet’s Christmas markets offer a good deal?
Yes, if the date behind the fare falls inside market season. Fares from £15.99 to £29.99 one way were live on 20 October for flights between 5 and 21 December, but on most routes the cheapest fare falls outside market season.
Are easyJet’s Christmas markets fares return flights?
No. Each fare is one way and per person, so you price the return leg separately. Luton to Prague on 9 and 16 December came to £41.48 each return, at £22.99 out and £18.49 back.
Which UK airports have easyJet Christmas markets fares?
All ten airports we checked list Christmas market destinations: Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Gatwick, Glasgow, Liverpool, Luton, Manchester and Newcastle. Choose yours on easyJet’s Inspire Me page to see the fares.
Do easyJet’s Christmas markets fares include luggage?
Only a small under-seat bag, up to 45 x 36 x 20cm. A large cabin bag, hold luggage and seat selection cost extra.
When do the Christmas markets open in 2026?
Vienna and Budapest open on 13 November, Munich on 20 November and Berlin’s Charlottenburg market on 23 November. Nuremberg opens on 27 November and Prague on 28 November.
Kate Acaster is Chief Editor at Flight Tribe. She writes about practical travel planning, budget airlines, baggage rules, city breaks, beach holidays and good hotels that do not cost daft money.
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