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Travelers looking to book fall and winter getaways can once again take advantage of Frontier Airlines’ GoWild Pass, which is back on sale as part of a limited-time offer.
The Fall & Winter GoWild Pass offers flights across Frontier’s network through February 2027. While flights aren’t free, passholders can fly for just one penny per leg, plus applicable taxes, making travel more affordable and reassuring for budget-conscious travelers.
The pass includes one personal item, such as a backpack or purse, but travelers with larger carry-on items or checked luggage must pay additional fees. Advance seat assignments are also restricted.
Frontier also offers an annual GoWild Pass, valid for travel through April 2027, along with a monthly option priced at $149 per month. The latter comes with a $119 enrollment fee, but for a limited time, the airline is waiving the first month’s fee. Visit Frontier’s website now to learn how to purchase or enroll and take advantage of this limited-time offer.
“GoWild continues to get better, combining the freedom of spontaneous, all-you-can-fly travel with more opportunities to plan for the trips and moments that matter,” Frontier Airlines Chief Commercial Officer Bobby Schroeter said in a news release.
The pass provides access to destinations across Frontier’s network during fall foliage and winter seasons. With routes through Denver International Airport, travelers can explore Aspen, Colorado’s Roaring Fork Valley, and beyond, inspiring adventure and exploration.
Frontier also serves several Northeastern cities known for fall colors, including Boston, Buffalo, Hartford, and Syracuse.
For winter escapes, the airline offers service to Florida destinations, including Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Pensacola, Tampa, and Sarasota. Ski travelers can also fly into gateways such as Reno and Salt Lake City.
With domestic airfare prices continuing to rise, the new GoWild Pass provides a more affordable and predictable way to reach your next destination, especially compared to standard ticket prices, making it ideal for travelers seeking budget-friendly options for fall and winter trips.
Jessica is a freelance journalist on a quest to see and experience everything our gorgeous planet offers and share her experiences with her fellow travelers. Jessica has written for several world-class Travel Magazines.
