A round-trip economy flight from the United States to Bali costs about $900 to $1,500. A fare below $900 is a strong deal from many major cities, while fares above $1,500 are common during busy travel periods or when booked close to departure. A practical planning budget is around $1,200 per person.

Bali's main airport is I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar, with the airport code DPS. Most flights from the United States require at least one connection.

Typical Flight Prices to Bali From the United States

Typical fares from the United States fall into these ranges:

Ticket type Typical price
One-way economy $400 to $600
Good round-trip deal $750 to $1,000
Typical round-trip economy fare $900 to $1,500
Expensive or last-minute round trip $1,500 to $2,000+
Business-class round trip $4,800 to $6,000+

The fare searches include the base fare and required taxes. Checked bags, seat selection and other optional services may cost extra.

How Much Is a Flight to Bali From Major US Cities?

The lowest round-trip and one-way economy fares in the cited searches were:

Departure city Lowest round trip found Lowest one way found
Los Angeles $762 $425
San Francisco $912 $401
Chicago $832 $431
New York $876 $457
Washington, DC $1,077 $583

These are the lowest fares found in the searches, not guaranteed average prices. Your fare may change based on travel dates, airline availability, connection length and demand.

Which US Cities Usually Have the Cheapest Bali Flights?

Los Angeles and San Francisco are often the best US departure points for lower Bali fares. West Coast airports have more direct access to Pacific routes, which can reduce travel time and ticket prices.

Chicago and New York can also produce good deals, but flights may cost more or involve longer itineraries. Washington, DC and other East Coast cities often require longer connections through Asia or the Middle East.

Which Airlines Fly From the US to Bali?

Airlines that commonly appear on US-to-Bali routes include:

  • Korean Air
  • Asiana Airlines
  • Singapore Airlines
  • Cathay Pacific
  • EVA Air
  • China Southern
  • Qatar Airways
  • Emirates
  • Etihad Airways
  • Turkish Airlines
  • Philippine Airlines

The lowest fare may not offer the best value. Compare the total journey time, baggage allowance, airport changes and whether the itinerary uses separate tickets before booking.

How to Find a Cheaper Flight to Bali

Use these tactics when comparing fares:

  1. Search Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago and New York separately.
  2. Compare flexible departure and return dates.
  3. Set a price alert on Google Flights.
  4. Compare one-stop routes through Singapore, Seoul, Taipei, Hong Kong or the Gulf region.
  5. Check the total fare, including checked bags and seat fees.
  6. Choose a longer itinerary only when the savings justify the extra travel time.

Bottom Line

Set a fare limit before you start searching, then compare the complete itinerary rather than the headline ticket price alone. A lower fare may come with a longer connection, fewer included services or separate tickets.