[Deal Alert 🚨] Frontier Airlines – Unlimited Flights for $299 (Valid till April 2027!)

[Martin]

Who doesn’t love the idea of unlimited flights? Frontier Airlines has just launched one of its craziest offers yet – their GoWild! All-You-Can-Fly Pass – and this time it’s even better than usual.

What’s the Deal?​

• Price: $299 (if purchased before Sept 5, 2025)
• Validity: Sept 2, 2025 – April 30, 2027 (that’s almost 20 months of unlimited flying)
• Destinations: 75 U.S. + International (Puerto Rico, Mexico, Caribbean, Central America, etc.)

After Sept 5, the price jumps to $599 and validity may shrink back to 12 months.

How It Works​

• Pay $0.01 + taxes/fees per flight
• Domestic flights: book 1 day before departure
• International flights: book 10 days in advance
• Seats are first-come, first-served (availability may be limited)
• Blackout dates apply

Things to Keep in Mind​

• Bags & seat selection = extra charges
• Pass auto-renews at $599/year unless canceled
• Non-transferable
• Availability can be tight for peak dates

Still, for $299 → it’s hard to beat this value.

Credit Card Angle (Maximize the Deal)​

If you’re buying the pass, don’t forget to use a card that earns bonus points on airfare:

• Amex Platinum → 5x points on airfare
• Chase Sapphire Reserve → 3x points
• Amex Gold → 3x on flights (via Amex Travel)
• Chase Sapphire Preferred → 2x travel

And since Frontier still charges for bags & seat assignments → you’ll keep earning points on those too.

Example: Book a $0.01 Frontier flight with Amex Plat → still get 5x points. Every “free” flight = more points stacking.

Bottom Line​

If you’re flexible with dates and don’t mind Frontier’s no-frills flying, this is easily one of the best budget travel hacksfor 2026–27.

$299 for nearly 2 years of unlimited flights is insane value.

What do you guys think? Would you buy this pass for 2026–27? Or do you feel the restrictions (bags, blackout dates, last-minute booking) make it less attractive?

 

[charls]

This actually looks like a crazy good deal
$299 for almost 2 years of flying is insane value, especially if someone is based near a Frontier hub like Denver or Orlando.

That said, the one-day booking window for domestic flights makes me a bit nervous. Super spontaneous travelers will love it, but for people who need to plan ahead, it might be stressful.

Still tempted though… even 3–4 trips would easily cover the cost of the pass.

 

[Adam10]

I think this is one of those deals that sounds “too good to be true” until you run the math.

Frontier is definitely no-frills, and once you add baggage + seat selection, costs can creep up. But if you’re a light packer and flexible with dates, it’s a no-brainer.

Also, the credit card strategy here is interesting. Imagine stacking Amex Plat’s 5x points on all those “$0.01 + taxes” bookings. Even if the airfare is tiny, you’ll keep earning points on bags and extras. Basically, free flights + points = double dip.