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an airline jet taxiing and preparing for takeoff — *A jet heads to the runway for takeoff.*

Frontier Airlines recently announced the release of their GoWild summer pass for an introductory rate of $399.00. Some of the travel groups I follow on social media have been bumping with questions about the fine print and whether or not this is a good deal. In the midst of winter and if you’re a student, in school, it might be easy to romanticize your summer as one of travel and experience between your summer job hours. I read the terms and will give you the highlights so you can decide whether or not you should fly all summer with Frontier.

“Everyone loves summer vacation and, with the new GoWild! Summer Pass, you can enjoy even more of what you love. For people with flexible schedules, this is a terrific opportunity to have a truly epic summer and then some, soaking up rays on the beach, exploring national parks and visiting new cities.”
Daniel Shurz Senior VP of Commercial at Frontier Airlines

The Details From 30,000 Feet:

$399.00 all-you-can-fly pass.
May 2nd, 2023 – September 30th, 2023
Booking Eligibility:
- Domestic: Day before departure.
- International: Up to 10 days before departure.
Costs:
- 1 cent per leg of the flight and all associated taxes and fees for the travel
- IE: checked bag and specific seats.
Specific Blackout Dates
- See here for details
Auto-Renewal for the following year should you not cancel.

Airport gate seating could be in your future with Frontier Airlines GoWild pass — *Airport lounge with chairs, tv screens, and windows*

My Thoughts:

The GoWild pass seems realistic for a student or someone with a flexible schedule. I think any traveler is itching for an all you can fly deal that works for them. However, it has to be remembered, with Domestic flights only booked a day in advance, these should be seen more like one-way flights. You will not be able to book a return flight utilizing the GoWild pass until a day before that flight’s departure, which doesn’t guarantee a seat. If you’re ultra-flexible, have been itching to go to Europe, and are a light packer, maybe this deal is for you. I like a little more planning time with my travel, though.

Frontier regularly runs deals on domestic flights down to as low as $19.00. With the GoWild pass, you will pay $399.00, 1 cent for each flight, and the taxes for the flight (about $15.00 within the U.S.).

You can check out more details here.

Let me know what you think.

Mike,