Frontier Airlines may be known as the ultra-low-cost carrier (you’re pretty much just buying a seat). But Frontier Airlines deals do pop up pretty frequently, so you can fly for extra cheap. We’re talking like $18 one-way, as we frequently see with their sales for Discount Den members.
Plus, you can grab the GoWild All-You-Can-Fly Monthly Pass for only $50 for your first month. Just remember, these deals don’t last for long.
Before we jump into the current flight deal, it’s essential to know that virtually everything is an add-on cost with Frontier Airlines. Want extra legroom? That’ll cost you. Bringing a carry-on? That’s going to cost you too. But for a cheap flight just to get you from A to B, flying Frontier might be worth it.
Whether you want the inside scoop on all the ways to make flying Frontier worth it, details on the new Frontier Go Wild Pass, or the latest Frontier Airlines deals, we’ve got you covered. And if flying Frontier isn’t your style, we have Southwest Airlines hacks too, and general tips for figuring out when to fly for cheap.
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Frontier GoWild All-You-Can-Fly Pass Options
Buy a GoWild Summer Pass for $399.
Frontier has a GoWild Summer Pass for $399 per year. The GoWild Summer pass lets you take as many flights as you want between May 1 and Sept. 30.
Your Summer Pass will automatically renew at $499 unless you cancel. This deal sounds like a dream for frequent flyers, but there's one big catch. Flights can’t be booked any earlier than 24 hours before departure. If you’re still interested in this pass, let’s look at some more details next.
Get the GoWild Annual Pass for $599.
Right now you can buy the 2025 – 2026 GoWild Annual Pass for $599. The pass is valid between May 1, 2025 – April 30, 2026, and brings a ton of benefits, such as enjoying an unlimited number of flights.
You can book domestic (the day before travel) and international (10 days before travel) flights.
Where can you fly with the GoWild Pass?
Per the fine print, flyers can travel to destinations within the U.S., including Puerto Rico. It doesn’t give any details about international destinations, so it’s safe to assume those are off-limits and you’ll only be flying domestically.
Other Essential Details About the Go Wild Pass:
You can fly an unlimited number of flights.
You must be 18 or older to buy a Go Wild Pass.
One pass per person.
For children under 13, they must be enrolled by their parent(s) or legal guardian.
Go Wild Pass flights are available for booking the day before departure.
You’ll still be charged for any add-on products like advance seat assignments, carry-on baggage, and checked baggage.
There’s a $0.01 charge for each flight segment booked.
Taxes and fees still apply and are the responsibility of the pass holder.
Passes are nontransferable, and you can’t book a flight for anyone else, even children under the age of 18.
Wild Pass travel doesn’t earn miles or status.
2025 Blackout dates
Jan. 1, 4 - 5, 16 - 17, 20
Feb. 13 - 14, 17
March 14 - 16, 21 - 23, 28 - 30
April 4 - 6, 11 - 13, 18 - 21
May 22 - 23, 26
June 22, 26 - 29
July 3 - 7
Aug. 28 - 29
Sept. 1
Oct. 9 - 10, 12 - 13;
Nov. 25, 26, 29 - 30
Dec. 1, 20 - 23, 26 - 31
2026 Blackout dates
Jan. 1, 3 - 4, 15 - 16, 19
Feb. 12 - 13, 16
March 13 - 15, 20 - 22, 27 - 29
April 3 - 6, 10 - 12
Other Ways to Save on Frontier
Watch for one-way flights priced as low as $19.
Frontier offers one-way flights for $19 often (Discount Den frequent flier membership may be required). The $19 tickets are typically valid for nonstop travel on a Monday through Thursday, or Saturday.
If you’re not a member yet, you can join Frontier's Discount Den for $99.99 to get one full year of savings.
Some of the cheapest Frontier Airlines recent deals are for flights between these airports:
Atlanta to Orlando — $19
Baltimore to Orlando — $19
Boston to Philadelphia — $19
Charlotte to Las Vegas — $19
Dallas to San Diego — $19
Fort Myers to Trenton — $19
Las Vegas to San Francisco — $19
New Orleans to Raleigh — $19
Orlando to Raleigh — $19
Phoenix to Seattle — $19
Plus, you can find many more flights on their deal page.
Related: Not completely sold on Frontier Airlines? Check out the Southwest Airlines fall and winter sales.
Kids fly free for Discount Den members.
If you’re traveling with kids under 14, as a Discount Den member, you can get their tickets for free. Only one kid can fly for free for every one adult (15 or older) ticket purchased on the booking. The downside: This is only available for select round-trip domestic flights and can’t be combined with other offers or promo codes.
Use Google Flights to help find discounted fares within the promotion period.
Using the Frontier website to find the actual flights for these hot deals can be like putting together a puzzle where pieces are missing. One tip is to use Google Flights to search for low-cost flights on the allowed days for the promotion (find the allowed days in the fine print). Don’t actually book it on Google Flights, though. Use the site just for research, and then plug that flight information into Frontier’s website to jump right to the deal.
Are Frontier Airlines deals really worth it?
It’s a no-brainer that Frontier has cheap flights, but are those cheap flights really worth it after you factor in everything else? Frontier nickel-and-dimes you for pretty much E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G.
Frontier Baggage Fees
Frontier has three bag categories: personal items, carry-on bags, and checked bags. Passengers are allowed one personal item-sized bag for free, but for the other two, you’ll be charged a fee. The price of the carry-on bag fee varies; it was over $50 for me on one flight, but it can be included in the purchase of the Works Package. A checked bag fee can be as low as $48, while oversized (50 pounds or more) checked baggage will cost you a hefty $75.
Extra Fees
Want to check in online? You’d think that would be free and convenient, but nope. That’ll cost you $5. And don’t even think about opting for check-in with an airport agent — that will cost up to $25 per passenger (they call it their Airport Agent Assistance Charge).
If you’d like to board first, that’ll cost you $5.99 – $9.99 per passenger, per direction. And if you’d like Flight Flexibility to change your flight date or time, that’ll be $15 – $55 per passenger, per direction.
If you want your furry buddy to join you on your flight, there’s a pet charge of $99 per pet, per direction (nonrefundable). And if you want to choose your seat, that’ll cost you $11 per passenger, per flight segment (nonrefundable too).
That said, you can see that Frontier charges for almost everything. So take that into consideration when booking a discounted deal from Frontier.
KCL TIP: When flying a low-cost airline, also keep in mind that you might not get the same compensation for delayed flights as other airlines.
What You Can Bring for Free on Frontier
Personal items are free to bring on your flight. If you’re traveling with children, you won’t be charged a fee for checking a stroller or a car seat. The stroller gets checked in free of charge at the gate. And if you choose to bring a car seat, you can use it on the plane as long as your child has their own purchased seat.
Frontier Airlines allows infants (from seven days old) and children (up to the child’s second birthday) to fly free of charge in an adult’s lap. The adult traveling with the infant may carry a second personal item, such as a diaper bag, free of charge.
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