r/gowildfrontier

Hey Everyone,

I've been using my pass for the past 2 years to visit as many National Parks as possible. I finally condensed all of my random Notes and Files into a comprhensive post of all of the possible National Parks you can visit (within about 5 hours of an aiport) with the GoWild Pass.

I also linked my excel sheet I made with them all to it. Sadly, Kalispell isn't offering Frontier this year so no Glacier but I wanted to share it here and in the Facebook Group which I already did for those that might find it useful since I did the work already, ahaha.

Also if you see anything I can change or any updates let me know. I realize some routes may have changed since I took them!

https://www.granolagirlcollective.com/post/frontier-gowild-pass-national-parks

The flight is basically free. Bags cost money, seats cost money, being scared you won't be able to get home without paying big bucks and stressing over it, is a thing.

These things are all easy to overcome. Some of us have figured out all the hacks to traveling on a whim, for as long as we like, to great places, and we meet awesome people.

I decided to make a list of tips and tricks for maximizing your experience, and actually feeling free to use the pass without paying all the fees or stressing out about hotel bills.

The GWP has opened a door for me, but it's not all. Changing how I think about travel, where I stay, how to not only endure long layovers, but enjoy them and even seek them out. I have stopped paying so much for rideshare and taxis and rental cars, and I now embrace the typically very good public transit situations.

For those of you who do the same, please comment and add your own suggestions and tips I have missed here.

This is what I have so far...

https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/e/2PACX-1vSu52AnP1W_xDPqwXe9idcnd3CG-iT0Xgp7ei8QnIbGN7dCuH58V8WINybZjE3QR90_fLsWoeeP78FA/pub?pli=1

I’ve been trying to book a go wild flight for AZ to DCA and nothing is showing up which is crazy because it just turned midnight. Anyone know anything?

I might get a GoWild pass (monthly first to try it out) so I can go between Vegas and Reno to see my partner, but I’m afraid of not having a confirmed flight in advance and getting stuck because I work in Vegas. I’m hybrid, so it’s not the end of the world but it would make me look bad if I just don’t show up at the office

For anyone living in a major hub who keeps complaining that there are no GoWild flights, here is the actual list of destinations available for tomorrow out of Denver, the LA area (BUR, LAX, ONT, SNA), Las Vegas, Orlando, Atlanta, and Philadelphia.

DEN is currently full of $15 nonstop destinations.

LAS, MCO, and ATL have between 8 to 12 $15 nonstop destinations open for tomorrow.

While highly specific peak routes do sell out fast on weekends, the data shows that these hubs still have plenty of verified, bookable inventory.

Trying to take advantage of the promo and book a flight from Jamaica during what would be a blackout date. It shows go wild available, but it is more than the regular fare. As well, the typical return gowild fare from Montego is about $140. Anyone know what’s going on here?

Must be logged in and have a Discount Den membership!

Purchase here: https://booking.flyfrontier.com/FrontierMiles/GoWildSignup

Has anyone seen/used this search tool to find GoWild flights before? If so, do you like it? Seems legit but I think it's new.

https://wildsearch-rm.fly.dev/

I’m a frequent go wild flyer. I know all the rules flights drop at midnight the night before in the time zone of the flight you’re trying to book, you might have a hard time when you have a layover, and of course watch out for the blackout periods. I hadn’t until today had the issue of Frontier not offering go wild even when there are seats. I’ve been watching this flight for months. When spirit went down they hiked it to $600. Then for the past few days it wasn’t on the app at all. It wasn’t on the app at midnight when I checked. Then this morning I check at coffee and see all these seats. My hope is that as we get closer to the flight they’ll start releasing go wild options. When I called customer service they said it was because go wild members paid the extra fee to book in advance but does that mean there’s a limit to the amount of go wild flyers??? And if go wild members are paying the advance booking price ($115) doesn’t that defeat the purpose of gowild since with discount den it was ($130) not that crazy of a deal. It’s sitting at $300 right now and I’ll drop that on a rental car before I give them the satisfaction.

Im new to GoWild, so sorry if this is a dumb question!
Is there any chance that more seats open on this flight in August? Also, if I buy a different flight option and more come open would I be able to change it?

will this

Seagull