Frontier Airlines is giving away 50 all-you-can-fly passes for fall and winter – How to win one

This month, budget airline Frontier Airlines is giving away 50 of its unlimited, all-you-can-travel flight passes for the ultimate fall or winter vacation.

According to Frontier, hopeful winners will have a chance to snag one of the six-month GoWild! Fall and Winter passes if they sign up by August 29 at 11:59 p.m. MT. The pass will then be valid from September 1 to February 28, 2025.

“We can’t wait to give 50 lucky winners six full months of unlimited adventures across the United States, the Caribbean and beyond,” said Tyri Squyres, vice president of marketing for Frontier Airlines, in a statement. “Whether it’s admiring the fall leaves, skiing the slopes or lounging under a palm tree this winter, GoWild! passholders can choose from a variety of amazing destinations.”

To enter the prize draw, travelers must fill out an entry form online. Winners will then be notified by email no later than September 5.

Frontier’s GoWild All-You-Can-Fly Fall and Winter Pass, normally priced at $399 but currently on sale for $299, offers the opportunity to book last-minute travel across the airline’s network. Travelers receive confirmed bookings the day before for domestic flights and up to 10 days in advance for international flights.

Passengers will then be charged $0.01 in airfare plus taxes, fees and charges. Frontier is an ultra-low-cost airline and charges additional fees for things like seat reservations and baggage, even for pass holders. The pass also includes several blackout dates.

It is important to note that the pass will automatically renew unless the traveler cancels it or disables auto-renew on their Frontier Airlines profile page.

Frontier first launched the GoWild! Unlimited Pass in 2022 and now offers several versions of the pass, including an annual pass for $599, a summer pass for $499, and a monthly pass for $149.

Frontier recently eliminated nearly all change and cancellation fees and has recently been venturing into more full-service offerings, including the launch of a new Economy Business Class and the addition of an “UpFront Plus” option that allows travelers to purchase seats in the first two rows with the middle seat blocked.