LAX to Honolulu is the classic mainland-to-Hawaii route, and prices move with the seasons more than with the day of week. The gap between a great fare and an average one can be $150 or more, so timing matters here.
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Mainland-to-Oahu round trip in the low $200s on a full-service carrier.
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Shoulder seasons — roughly late spring and fall — tend to produce the softest fares. Summer and the winter holidays are peak and price accordingly. Booking one to three months ahead in a shoulder window is a dependable approach.
If your dates are flexible, compare Honolulu (HNL) against Maui (OGG) and Kona (KOA). Inter-island add-ons can change which arrival airport gives the best overall price.
Full-service carriers on this route usually include a carry-on, but checked bags add up. Price the bags you need before comparing a full-service fare with a basic one.
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Shoulder seasons typically offer the best balance of price and weather. Sub-$250 round trips appear in those windows, while peak summer and holidays run higher.
On most full-service fares, yes. The lowest basic fares can restrict overhead bags, so confirm what is included before you compare prices.