Frontier Launches ‘GoWild’ Unlimited Flight Pass for $199

Travelers looking for a budget-friendly fall getaway have a wealth of new flight options, thanks to Frontier Airlines’ latest promotion.

The low-cost carrier has just launched its fall and winter “GoWild” pass that offers unlimited flights for $199.

This year’s version of the flight pass is launching early and will be valid through February 2027, giving travelers access to almost seven months of unlimited flights.

Blackout dates apply during the seven months—mostly around holidays like Labor Day, Columbus Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, and Valentine's Day—when travel is not possible.

“The GoWild Fall & Winter Pass makes it possible to experience fall foliage in New England, hit the slopes in the Rocky Mountains and escape to the beaches of Puerto Rico – and that’s just the beginning of the limitless adventures available to our pass holders for just $199 for a limited time,” said Bobby Schroeter, Frontier’s chief commercial officer.

In addition to the $199 flat fee for the pass, GoWild holders also need to pay one cent in airfare, as well as all taxes and fees on their flights.

Taxes and fees on domestic flights are generally less than $15 per leg, but charges on international flights can easily reach $100 or more.

Passholders can book domestic flights one day before travel and international flights up to 10 days before travel. There’s also an option to pay an early booking fee to lock in fares earlier.

However, as part of the fall and winter promotion, Frontier is offering travelers who purchase the pass by August 17 access to dedicated seats on every flight, early booking fees as low as $29, and access to blackout travel dates starting at $79 through January 4, 2027.

The GoWild Pass only covers base airfares, and extra services like seat selection and baggage are still an add-on charge.

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