Add a little Iceland with a stopover
PLAY’s transatlantic flights include a brief layover in Iceland. For some it’s an hour of mixed feelings as they stare out at the moonlike landscape, wishing they could see more than the airport.
Plot twist! You can book your flights with a stopover at no additional cost if you want to spend some quality time in our magical country. We're calling it a Stayover and we think it's the perfect way to enjoy your transatlantic flight.
Stopover in Iceland with a PLAY Stayover
How does a stopover work?
· You can stay in Iceland for up to 10 days on each leg in a stayover booking
· A stayover booking is available when booking transatlantic flights at no additional cost
· The stayover can either be on the outbound journey, return journey, or both
· A stayover booking does not include accommodation in Iceland
Why is your stopover called a stayover?
Because we stay so! We're called PLAY for a reason. Part of that reason is we like to play with words. A stayover is our twist on a nice layover and we think "stay" is a lot more inviting than "stop". So come on over and stay a little longer.
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