Expedia Promo Codes & Ways to Pay Less

1. Sign in to One Key before you search

   10–20% or more off select staysLow effortEveryone — joining is free

   One Key is Expedia's free rewards program, and its Member Prices only show when you're signed in. Blue members — everyone who joins — save 10% or more on select stays; Silver brings 15% or more, and Gold and Platinum 20% or more. The discount is worked out before taxes and fees.^{[1, 11]}

   1. Join One Key for free with an Expedia account.
   2. Sign in on the website or app before you search, so member rates show.
   3. Look for the yellow price tag that marks member-only deals.

2. Price the trip as a package

   Up to 30% for membersSome effortTrips that need a flight and a hotel

   Expedia negotiates package rates with hotels, airlines and car rental companies, and says One Key members can save up to 30% when they book a package — that's the top of the range, not the usual saving. When the savings add up to the cost of a whole flight, a night's stay or a car rental, Expedia labels it an Unreal Deal in search results. Compare the package with booking each part on its own before you decide.^{[8, 9]}

3. Earn OneKeyCash on stays and cars, and keep it alive

   1–3% back, more at VIP Access staysLow effortAnyone booking stays, cars or activities

   Signed-in members earn OneKeyCash on eligible hotels, vacation rentals, car rentals, activities, ground transportation and cruises: 1% at Blue, 2% at Silver and Gold and 3% at Platinum, before taxes and fees — and 3–6% at VIP Access stays from Silver up. $1 in OneKeyCash is worth $1 on a future eligible booking, and it doesn't expire as long as you make an eligible booking at least once every 18 months.^[1]

4. Check Expedia's Coupons page before you pay

   Whatever the code takes offLow effortHotel and package bookings paid now

   Expedia posts its own promo codes on its Coupons page, and sends others by email that you can save to your account. They work on hotels and packages paid at booking — not on Pay Later hotel bookings, and not on bookings you've already made — and each code has its own exclusions.^{[2, 3]}

   1. Check Expedia's Coupons page and read the code's details.
   2. If you're offered Pay Now or Pay Later, choose Pay Now.
   3. On the payment page, under Price details, select Use a coupon, credit, or promotion code, enter it and select Apply.

5. Watch a flight's price after you book it

   The difference back if the fare fallsLow effortFlights booked well ahead

   Every One Key member gets free price tracking for flights. On select flights you can also add Price Drop Protection for a fee: Expedia checks your exact flight every 24 hours until departure and, if its price on Expedia falls, pays you the difference after your trip. Gold and Platinum members get it on eligible flights in the Expedia app, paid in OneKeyCash. If you change your mind, it can be cancelled for a full refund within 24 hours of buying it.^{[1, 7]}

Codes and offers kept by David Jones, who lists only codes the store makes public.

These are Expedia's own codes, from its Coupons page. They work on hotels and packages paid at booking — not Pay Later stays — and a coupon used on a booking you later change or cancel is lost.

1. Changing a coupon booking costs you the coupon

   If you change or cancel a stay booked with a coupon, Expedia doesn't give the coupon back. Use codes on plans you're sure of.^[3]

2. Flights don't earn OneKeyCash

   Expedia lists hotels, vacation rentals, car rentals, activities, ground transportation and cruises as the bookings that earn OneKeyCash — flights aren't on the list. And on a package, OneKeyCash can't pay for the flight part.^[1]

3. Price Drop Protection only watches Expedia

   It pays out on Expedia's own public price for your exact flight. Lower fares on other websites, package prices and Member Prices don't count, and changes to the flight can cancel the protection.^[7]

4. Tier progress starts again every January

   One Key tiers are based on Trip Elements collected in a calendar year, and progress resets on January 1. Only elements worth $25 or more before taxes and fees count.^[1]

5. A fare may not include bags or seats

   Flight prices on Expedia include taxes and fees but may not include baggage, seat selection, meals or other extras — and with two airlines on one trip, those fees can differ each way.^[10]