LagosLife’s flight screen offered one-way trips from LOS to Abuja (ABV) and Port Harcourt (PHC) when we checked on 8 October 2026. Our final Economy quotes were ₦162,700 for Abuja and ₦130,250 for Port Harcourt, including the displayed cab charge and enabled insurance. These are game-currency quotes, not real airline tickets or fixed prices. [3] [4]
We inspected the departures screen and changed the selected destination. We did not press Book with cab, buy a ticket, complete a flight or arrive in either city. This guide explains the choices and amounts visible before booking.
Open the LagosLife travel screen
The in-game Help & guide gives Map → Murtala Muhammed Airport as the flight route. It also points to Jibowu Park for a coach or night bus. Start with those named destinations when looking for intercity transport. [1]
Our own inspection used Map → Abuja, followed by the Abuja Airport marker. That opened Departures while the ticket still read LOS to ABV. Selecting the Abuja map changed which city we could inspect; it did not establish that our character had travelled there. Read the departure and destination codes on the ticket before assuming your location has changed. [2] [3]
LagosLife flight prices in our 8 October snapshot
With Air selected, the screen listed four cabin choices for each destination. This table records the cabin fares from our final captures. It excludes the separate cab and insurance lines, which appear in the booking summary. [3] [4]
| Cabin | Abuja · ABV | Port Harcourt · PHC |
|---|---|---|
| Economy | ₦153,000 | ₦122,400 |
| Premium Economy | ₦275,400 | ₦220,300 |
| Business | ₦612,000 | ₦489,600 |
| First Class | ₦1,377,000 | ₦1,101,600 |
Economy remained selected for both captures. First Class showed a lock and a shortfall message for our account. The screen listed cabin descriptions, but we did not select or experience a premium cabin, so these prices do not establish which upgrade is worth buying. [3] [4]
Read the total: the cab is included in the booking, not free
The header says Cab to LOS included · from home. The itemised summary nevertheless adds ₦500 for that cab. In this screen, “included” therefore describes the bundled journey; the breakdown still contains a cab charge. Both captured quotes also had the insurance switch turned on. [3] [4]
| Quote component | Abuja | Port Harcourt |
|---|---|---|
| Economy fare | ₦153,000 | ₦122,400 |
| Cab from home | ₦500 | ₦500 |
| Insurance shown on | ₦9,200 | ₦7,350 |
| Book with cab total | ₦162,700 | ₦130,250 |
The insurance label refers to lost bags. We did not turn it off, encounter a loss or test a claim. Use the live summary to check what you have selected; this capture does not establish insurance exclusions, refunds or a guaranteed payout. [3] [4]
LagosLife quotes can change when you reopen the screen
Earlier in the same visit, Abuja Economy showed ₦154,500, insurance ₦9,250 and a ₦164,250 total. The later capture showed ₦153,000, ₦9,200 and ₦162,700. The quote changed before we bought anything. [3] [5]
That is why the exact total on your booking screen matters more than a rounded “from” label or an older screenshot. We have not established what changed the fare, how often it updates or whether waiting would make another quote cheaper.
Route labels and activity timers are different displays
The destination list labelled Port Harcourt 1h and Abuja 1h 12m. A separate journey strip displayed Cab 2s, Boarding 20s and a plane stage of 32s. We recorded those labels without starting the journey. They are not a measured end-to-end travel time, and we have not resolved how the two time displays relate. [3] [4]
What about the LagosLife coach and night bus?
The help menu names Jibowu Park as the alternative. We did not inspect a coach fare or complete a bus trip, so this guide cannot rank the cheapest or fastest transport. The same limit applies to the visible My jet and Chopper tabs: their presence alone does not establish purchase requirements or travel costs. [1] [3]
