If the answer is yes, take a look at Frontier Airlines’ latest offering — an entire year of “all you can fly” access for $599.
The GoWild! All You Can Fly Annual Pass allows travelers unlimited travel from May 1, 2025, through Apr. 30, 2026, with certain blackout dates. You can view those blackout dates here, and they’re also listed later in this piece. While the pass still gives you many chances to fly throughout the year, it does restrict travel during key holiday periods.
The pass provides access to more than 100 U.S. and international routes. Frontier promotes the $599 price as a “limited time offer,” but hasn’t clarified how long that window will remain open.
Keep in mind Frontier operates as an ultra-low-cost carrier, which means extras such as bottled water and carry-on luggage are often sold separately. If you travel light and don’t need many add-ons, this can be a great deal. If you’re unfamiliar with budget carriers, it’s wise to research potential fees so you aren’t surprised by additional charges.
The subscription automatically renews yearly at $699 unless you cancel it.
Below are a few important details to consider before signing up:
Past Pass Prices Increased Down the Line
This offering resembles Frontier’s GoWild! Summer Pass, which covered unlimited flights from May through September. That summer pass launched at an introductory $399 rate and renewed at $499 annually.
In November 2022, Frontier rolled out an annual GoWild! Pass for 2023 at $599. Within weeks the price climbed to $799. If pricing follows patterns from previous annual passes, it could rise significantly later on, potentially reaching $1,999 or more as the year progresses.
In short: if you’re thinking of buying the pass, you may save money by purchasing now rather than waiting.
The Fine Print
Frontier lists several other conditions for this all-you-can-fly product:
- Bookings must be made at flyfrontier.com.
- Booked flights do not include add-on products (for example, carry-on bags or assigned seats). Travelers can still elect those options during booking.
- Available flights and seats are subject to inventory; last-seat availability is not guaranteed.
- A nominal fare of 1 cent is charged for each segment booked.
- Purchasers must be at least 18 years old and U.S. residents. A parent or guardian may buy a pass on behalf of a child.
Blackout Dates
There are specific blackout dates between May 1, 2025, and Apr. 30, 2026, which can affect your planning. While the pass still allows plentiful travel, it makes it more difficult to use during major holiday windows. The blackout dates are as follows.
2025: May 22-23, 26; June 22, 26-29; July 3-7; August 28-29; September 1; October 9-10, 12-13; November 25, 26, 29-30; December 1, 20-23, 26-31.
2026: January 1, 3-4, 15-16, 19; February 12-13, 16; March 13-15, 20-22, 27-29; April 3-6, 10-12.
If you require an inexpensive ticket during one of those blackout periods, consider searching for a Basic Economy fare on major carriers.
Also, if you’re comparing ways to travel frequently on a budget, you might find value in checking options like frontier 29 flights as part of your research.
Jordan Meyers is a senior travel writer at Savinly.
