UNLIMITED TRAVEL FOR ALMOST SIX MONTHS FOR $299: The Frontier unlimited flight pass is now in its fall and winter season. Fly all you want between Sept. 1 and Feb. 28 for $299. The GoWild! pass does include some blackout dates and other booking parameters.
The best flight deal you'll find throughout the end of 2025 won't be on a single fare; it'll be on all your flights for the next six months.
The Frontier pass that unlocks unlimited flights has shifted to its fall and winter window, and it's even cheaper than the summer flight pass. For a one-time purchase of $299, you can fly as often as you want with Frontier between Sept. 1, 2025 and Feb. 28, 2026.
The Frontier GoWild! pass covers flights to both domestic and international Frontier destinations, and you can fly as much as you want (barring some blackout dates, including a few scattered around the holidays). Frontier serves more than 100 airports across the U.S., Mexico, the Caribbean, and Latin America, offering a ton of options to visit that might be less crowded in the cooler months.
There are a few other caveats that the ideal GoWild! pass holder would have to be OK with, like Frontier's dicey baggage policy and an extremely time-sensitive booking window. GoWild! flights can't be booked more than one day in advance for domestic flights or more than 10 days in advance for international flights, so be sure to book flexible accommodations.
It's certainly a unique travel arrangement, but the GoWild! pass is definitely worth it if you have plans to take more than one roundtrip flight in the next six months. According to the Bureau of Transportation's most recent statistics, the average plane ticket costs anywhere from just under $300 to just over $500 — so whether you travel for work or just have a lot of destinations to cross off your list, the GoWild! pass kind of pays for itself after one use.
