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Want to Explore This Fall and Winter? Frontier is Selling an ‘All-You-Can-Fly’ Pass for $249

Want to Explore This Fall and Winter? Frontier is Selling an ‘All-You-Can-Fly’ Pass for $249

If you have some flexibility with your travel dates and don’t mind making last-minute plans, Frontier Airlines has a new deal that may be worth considering. The airline is selling its Fall and Winter GoWild Pass for $249.

The pass can be used immediately and remains valid through Feb. 28, 2027. It covers an unlimited number of available flights to destinations within Frontier’s domestic and international network.

However, buying the pass does not make every trip completely free. Passholders still pay one cent in airfare for each flight segment, along with the required taxes, airport fees and other charges.

According to Frontier, taxes and fees currently start at approximately $14.90 per person for each domestic flight. They can cost more than $100 per person on some international flights.

The $249 Offer Ends on Sept. 15

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The current promotion ends at 11:59 p.m. ET on Sept. 15. Anyone who purchases a new Fall and Winter Pass during the sale will also receive a $25 Frontier flight voucher.

Frontier says it will email the $25 voucher within seven business days after the promotion ends. It can be used for only one purchase, and any remaining balance will be lost. The voucher expires 180 days after it is issued.

You May Have to Wait Until the Day Before to Book

Normally, passholders cannot confirm a domestic flight until the day before it leaves. The booking window for international flights opens 10 days before departure.

That could make planning a round trip a little stressful. You may be able to book the flight to your destination but still have to wait several days to see if a GoWild seat is available for the trip home.

Frontier is temporarily allowing earlier reservations on some flights, although booking fees between $29 and $59 may apply. Through Nov. 18, the airline also plans to set aside five GoWild seats on each Frontier-operated flight. Those seats are still subject to availability.

The $249 Price Unfortunately Doesn’t Cover Everything

Passholders have to pay separately for carry-on bags, checked luggage and seat assignments. A GoWild ticket is also not guaranteed for every flight or travel date, plus you can’t share the pass with another person. It also renews automatically, so this is one of those purchases where you may want to set a reminder on your phone if you don’t want it to automatically renew.

Frontier includes the renewal date in the confirmation email. Anyone who does not want another pass after this one expires will need to cancel before that date.

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