How Does the Frontier Airlines All-You-Can-Fly Program Work?

If you love the idea of flying off to a destination at a moment's notice, then Frontier Airlines could soon have just what you’re looking for.

Next year, Frontier will offer a “GoWild” all-you-can-fly pass that will enable travel junkies to take an unlimited number of flights throughout the year to wherever the airline flies.

Many important details on how Frontier’s all-you-can-fly program works haven't been disclosed yet, like how much it will cost. What we do know is the annual pass is good for flights available 300 days a year to any Frontier destination. Peak travel days, such as during the holidays, will most likely be blackout days.

According to the travel website Momondo, Frontier has a total of 654 routes to nine different countries. Besides the many U.S. cities Frontier travels to, the Denver-based airline also flies internationally to locations in Mexico, Belize, Puerto Rico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, El Salvador, and several islands in the Caribbean.

Does the program sound too good to be true? Well, there's a catch. GoWild passengers will only get confirmation of their flight the day before they are scheduled to take off. So, if you book a flight to Aruba and the plane is full, you’ll get bumped off.

But, if you are the adventurous type who is up for traveling wherever you can, and you have the flexibility to do so, Frontier’s GoWild might be perfect for you.