Frontier Offers GoWild! All-You-Can-Fly Summer Pass for $499

Just a few weeks ago, Frontier Airlines, an ultra-low-cost carrier, unveiled an “unlimited” flying pass, with 2 versions: summer-only and year-long.

And now, the airline has dropped the price of the summer-only pass to just $499, down from the retail price of $999 and from a previously offered discounted price of $699.

Summer-only passes are available at this new low price while supplies last until May 31, 2023, so if it’s something you’re interested in, you’ll want to act quickly to purchase.

Let’s take a look at the details of this promotion.

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Buy Frontier’s GoWild! Summer Pass for $499
GoWild! All-You-Can-Fly Annual Pass
How the GoWild! All-You-Can-Fly Passes Work
Final Thoughts

Buy Frontier’s GoWild! Summer Pass for $499

Frontier GoWild! $499 — Image Credit: Frontier Airlines

Frontier’s GoWild! Summer pass, available only to FRONTIER Miles members, is valid for travel from now through September 30, 2023. Flyers can book flights to more than 75 destinations, including international cities across Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central America.

Typically, flights booked with the GoWild! pass have to be ticketed just 1 day in advance for domestic flights and 10 days for international flights. But, along with the price cut on the summer-only pass, Frontier is offering a more generous booking window — flyers can book flights for travel through June 8, 2023, from now until May 16, 2023.

For flights booked on May 17, 2023, and after, the standard booking windows will apply.

Blackout dates include May 25, 26, 29; June 29, 30; July 1-5, 8, 9; August 31; September 1, 4.

GoWild! All-You-Can-Fly Annual Pass

Frontier GoWild Annual Pass — Image Credit: Frontier Airlines

The GoWild! All-You-Can-Fly Pass is for sale at Frontier’s website for $1,999 per year. You are also able to purchase the pass for children at the same price.

Passes will be valid until May 2, 2024, which means you can expect several blackout days where the pass cannot be used, like during busy holiday seasons including Thanksgiving and Christmas:

Blackout Dates 2023: May 25, 26, 29; June 29, 30; July 1-5, 8, 9; August 31; September 1, 4; October 5, 6, 9; November 18, 22, 24-27; December 16, 17, 22-24, 26-31
Blackout Dates 2024: January 1, 15; February 15, 16, 19; March 3, 10, 15-17, 22-24, 29-31; April 5-7, 12-14

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How the GoWild! All-You-Can-Fly Passes Work

When booking, each flight will cost $0.01 in airfare plus applicable taxes, fees, and charges. You’ll have access to all of the U.S. destinations that Frontier flies to, as well as destinations across Mexico, the Caribbean, and Latin America.

Domestic flights can be booked and confirmed the day before departure, and international travel can be booked and confirmed starting 10 days before departure. Bottom line? You need to be very flexible in your travel plans.

Finally, while GoWild! All-You-Can-Fly Pass travel qualifies as an activity to extend FRONTIER Miles expiration, this travel is not eligible to earn miles or status.

It’s worth noting that if you’re traveling which a child on a pass, you’ll need to abide by these rules:

If you’re under 18, a person over 18 will need to purchase the pass. If you’re under 13, an actual parent or legal guardian will need to purchase the pass.
Both the adult and child need to be U.S. residents.
If you’re a child under the age of 15, you’ll need to travel with a companion that is at least 15 years of age or older.

Final Thoughts

Frontier’s now offering its summer-only all-you-can-fly pass for just $499. And since you have access to all of the airline’s destinations, it’s certainly a tempting proposition.

Whether it’s for business or pleasure, you’ll be able to jet off to somewhere new without purchasing individual flights.

14 comments

David November 17, 2022

I was super excited until I realized you can get stuck trying to get home with the restriction of booking the day before the flight. Also, how many are they going to sell. They can sell as many as they want and then good luck getting flights.

Charles Johnson November 19, 2022

I bought the Go Wild Pass. Wish I hadn’t. How can I cancel it? If I’m stuck with it how to I turn off auto pay?

Jarrod West November 19, 2022

Hi Charles,

You would need to contact Frontier Airlines directly for assistance with this.

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- CJ November 30, 2022
  
  I can’t tell you how many times I’ve tried to contact Fontier Airlines. The only time I’ve been able to talk to a real person is through sales and the agent yelled at me to call customer service and then hung up the phone. Tried calling customer service repeatedly and it’s a dead end. Can’t get through. And the links to cancel online go nowhere. Feeling trapped. Working with my credit card company now, but it’s likely to be a temporary solution.
  
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Bandz November 21, 2022

Just cancel your card.

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Chris November 29, 2022

why do you want to cancel already?

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Colofornian April 30, 2023

login to your account>Profile scroll down to the rectangle icon “GOwild!all you can fly” to the right corner bottom with tiny print that says “opt out renewal” etc. Click that and cancel.

I bought the pass in December 2022. After five months of waiting, finally, I was so excited I can use it. But it’s not what you think. Frontier allows pass holders to book early (I recall 4/11). I booked one time for last week flight. Then I tried to book again in the past 10 days, but it DIDN’T work. I contacted them to try to find out what the problem was, but they are not helpful. It seems they don’t release seats to pass holders even though there are still 90% of seats available. As far as I know, they will release seats to pass-holders at the last minute when there are seats available. I regret buying the pass.

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CJ November 30, 2022

Thought about that. But I am told that Visa and MasterCard have an arrangement that new cards will automatically be connected to old agreements.

Pete L November 30, 2022

As a single guy who is working part time making my own schedule, I really thought hard about this one. For $800 I can hop on a plane early in morning & fly to pretty much anywhere by the afternoon, explore a bit & either return that evening or get a hotel and come back the next day. I’m sure with a little work I could figure out how to get to every city Frontier flies to over the course of the year. I saw it at $500 & did not bite. Now here I am at the last moment and once again will skip doing it. This might be something I will regret.

Joseph O April 13, 2023

I just tried to use my GoWild Pass with my partner in May 2023. Only I was able to purchase the flights and when he tried to book the same flights, it stated the flights were sold out! Frontier must be only selling one GoWild Pass ticket per flight, which is ridiculous for people who want to travel with others!

Colofornian April 30, 2023

When I tried to book the tickets, 99% of them are “not available” for the pass holder. It’s useless to buy the pass. They seem only release the seats to pass holder the last minute where there is still seat available. I regreated purchasing the ticket.

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Our Midlife Van` May 26, 2023

My husband and I are set up in our profiles as “Travel Companions”. As such we are able to book flights for both of us. Also so far each time we have flown we have been assigned seats next to each other since we booked together on one confirmation ticket. So far we have done 6 flights we will see what happens now that they are not doing future bookings with the pass.

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