Rome2rio: where do you see prices

[Anemone del Camino]

So, I am wondering if I can get away for a quick Camino. Looked up Rome2rio to see what flies in to Oviedo and it gives me a number of option, with prices between 500$ and 1200$, bit doesn't say which option coasts what.

Any ideas on if and how to get prices to appear per option? After all, if it knows there's a range, it should be able to give me the details. No?

Thank you!

 

[Kiwi-family]

Here's an example I just plugged in

Click on any of the options on the lefthand side and it will show you more specific options
eg

then click again on the flight, taxi and train trip separately to choose an option and find a specific price

 

[Anemone del Camino]

Ok, let's see... I wish I knew how to cut and paste an sceen shot on an Ipad, but since I don't let's try it this way...

I type Montreal to Asturias. A new screen tells me I can take a bus to the airport, then flights, then a bus from the airport to downtown Oviedo. Where it tells me I can take glights it shows a range of prices. Basically what your second picture shows. And then the problems start...

I then click on the flights scetion and a new window opens, showing a dozen or more flights, with airline, departure and arrival times, total journey time and days of the week the option is available. But no price for each individually. Back to your example, I don't know which option is 1500$ and which is 2300$.

Thanks for helping Kiwi-Family.

 

[whariwharangi]

So, I am wondering if I can get away for a quick Camino. Looked up Rome2rio to see what flies in to Oviedo and it gives me a number of option, with prices between 500$ and 1200$, bit doesn't say which option coasts what.

Any ideas on if and how to get prices to appear per option? After all, if it knows there's a range, it should be able to give me the details. No?

Thank you!

Rome2Rio is a pretty good tool. But it has its limitations. Prices should be considered a WAG. If you want accurate pricing ... and accurate schedules ... check the service provider website.