Frontier's $199 All-You-Can-Fly Pass Is Back (and Live Right Now)
Frontier just launched its 2026 GoWild Fall & Winter Pass, and for the first time the pass kicks in the moment you buy it.
You can start flying right away and keep flying through February 28, 2027, which works out to nearly seven months of unlimited travel for a $199 intro price.
There's a limited-time booking perk attached, but it closes August 17.
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What the GoWild pass is
If you haven't run into GoWild before, it's Frontier's all-you-can-fly pass. You pay one flat price up front, and after that every flight is essentially free at $0.01 per segment. You only cover taxes, fees, and any extras like bags or seat assignments. As long as the pass is active, you can fly as much as you want across Frontier's network.
What's new with the 2026 Fall & Winter Pass
The big change this time is immediate access. Past seasonal passes made you wait for the travel window to open, but this one lets you start booking and flying the same day you buy. The pass runs through February 28, 2027, so buying now gets you close to seven full months of flights. You also earn miles and Elite Status points on extras like bags and seats.
How to get it: Buy the pass directly from Frontier and you're active immediately. The $199 price is an introductory rate and goes up after the promo window.
The limited-time booking perk (this is the part with a clock on it)
Normally GoWild is a same-day game. You book domestic flights the day before departure, international up to 10 days out. But if you buy before 11:59 pm ET on August 17, Frontier unlocks dedicated GoWild seats on every flight and lets you plan ahead, booking trips out through January 4, 2027. You can even book on blackout dates, which the pass usually doesn't allow.
How to get it: Purchase the pass by August 17 to unlock the early-booking and blackout access. After that date, the perk goes away and you're back to the standard same-day window.
The fine print worth knowing
The plan-ahead access isn't free. Early booking runs $29 on most dates and climbs on peak days. Booking a blackout date carries a Peak Day Charge that ranges from $79 up to $159. On top of that, standard GoWild rules apply: bags and seat assignments are sold separately, there are no refunds, the pass is good only on Frontier-operated flights, and availability isn't guaranteed on every route or date. The pass also auto-renews on a month-to-month basis after 30 days, so set a reminder if you only want it for the season.
For flexible travelers who plan to take more than a couple of trips this fall and winter, the math works out fast. For anyone who needs locked-in dates and specific routes, the same-day nature and blackout limits are worth weighing before you buy.
