Frontier Airlines Announces a Yearly ‘Unlimited’ Flight Pass For Only $600!

[LevelUP]

For only $600, you get unlimited flights on Frontier Airlines for flights anywhere in the continental U.S., including Puerto Rico!

Unlike the American Airlines Lifetime Pass offered long ago for $250,000.  This Frontier Airlines deal is an introductory offer that is only good for the first year.

https://simpleflying.com/frontier-all-yo...s-599-usd/

[SweetSecret]

They increased the price another $100 and dropped phone support from what I saw this week.

[LevelUP]

They increased the price another $100 and dropped phone support from what I saw this week.

Now at $799yr till Nov 28th 
https://www.flyfrontier.com/deals/gowild-pass/

[sanantone]

Not worth it. They have a lot of blackout days, and you can only book one day in advance for domestic flights. Plus, you'd have to travel more than 30 days per year for this to result in savings - probably more days now that the price has gone up $200.

[jsd]

Every flight I've been on in the last year has been begging people to accept a voucher to take a later flight because they are overbooked. With only 24 hours notice to select a flight, you'll likely have slim pickings.

[ashkir]

me looking on zillow for frotiner airport houses

[LevelUP]

The GoWild pass would be great for nomads or retirees. Or if you have a job with few office hours required.

One international flight ticket could cost $700 by itself so there's a lot of value in doing international flights.

Visual map of routes
https://www.flightconnections.com/route-...irlines-f9

Cities they fly to
https://flights.flyfrontier.com/en/sitem...hts/page-1

There are some YouTubers that have bought this GoWild pass and are going to document their experience. Be interesting to see how things work out.

[dfrecore]

Not worth it. They have a lot of blackout days, and you can only book one day in advance for domestic flights. Plus, you'd have to travel more than 30 days per year for this to result in savings - probably more days now that the price has gone up $200.

I looked at it for my kid - she would more than recoup the cost in less than 2 RT flights.

But let's not forget that she'd have to pay all kinds of fees for luggage (min $30 for a carryon), a seat assignment (yes, you pay extra for choosing a seat, minimum of $75 on the day before your flight, which I think is the only option with this "deal"), taxes, etc.

But the cost isn't the issue, as much as they are a terrible airline, and their flights for the routes she wants are awful.

[sanantone]

Not worth it. They have a lot of blackout days, and you can only book one day in advance for domestic flights. Plus, you'd have to travel more than 30 days per year for this to result in savings - probably more days now that the price has gone up $200.

I looked at it for my kid - she would more than recoup the cost in less than 2 RT flights.

But let's not forget that she'd have to pay all kinds of fees for luggage (min $30 for a carryon), a seat assignment (yes, you pay extra for choosing a seat, minimum of $75 on the day before your flight, which I think is the only option with this "deal"), taxes, etc.

But the cost isn't the issue, as much as they are a terrible airline, and their flights for the routes she wants are awful.

You can only book one-way under GoWild!. If you pay $59 annually ($99 first year) for their Discount Den, then you're eligible for their constant deals on one-way flights, and they can be booked further in advance. The discounts can be applied to up to 9 people on your reservation, and kids can fly free on certain dates. But, with all the fees and the discomfort of Frontier, I don't think I'd want to fly with them regularly, and I definitely wouldn't want to be on one of their planes for several hours or more.