Frontier Airlines Launches GoWild! Unlimited Travel Pass at $299

September 3, 2025 | Denver Frontier Airlines today launched its annual GoWild! All-You-Can-Fly Annual Pass at a promotional price of $299, offering unprecedented flexibility for travelers willing to book quickly. The limited-time offer runs through September 5 and provides nearly two years of unlimited travel for a base fare of one cent per flight, plus taxes and fees.

The 2026-27 GoWild! pass becomes valid immediately upon purchase and remains in effect through April 30, 2027-marking the longest travel window since the program’s inception in 2022. Buyers will also receive a complimentary 2025-26 annual pass, automatically added to their FRONTIER Miles account within seven business days.

Holders of the GoWild! pass can book domestic flights one day before departure and international flights up to 10 days in advance, with an option to secure reservations earlier for an additional fee. All bookings must be made via Frontier’s website or mobile app, and seats are subject to availability and capacity controls.

Despite the aggressive pricing, travelers should note several restrictions:

  • The pass is non-transferable and automatically renews at the full price unless canceled.
  • Blackout dates apply during peak travel periods through 2027, including major holidays and spring break, when passholders cannot book flights.
  • Add-ons such as seat selection, checked baggage, and other amenities are not included and incur separate charges.

Industry experts believe the offer positions Frontier to capture market share as competitors face challenges. Spirit Airlines is navigating its second bankruptcy in under a year, while Southwest Airlines has drawn criticism for ending its free checked-bag policy. “Frontier sees opportunity in the market for travelers seeking budget airline flights,” said Scott Keyes, founder of flight deals site Going.com. “They smell opportunity, and Frontier has always been good at expanding”.

Frontier’s GoWild! pass sold at this promotional rate is expected to attract frequent flyers and budget-conscious travelers aiming to maximize flexibility and cost savings over the nearly 20-month travel period.