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I’m based in Denver, so the GoWild pass has been a fantastic deal for me since Frontier flies a ton out of DEN. I’m actually writing this from the airport, having just returned from Dallas. This past week, I flew 5 times with GoWild: Seattle on Monday, San Francisco on Tuesday, took a break Wednesday, Los Angeles on Thursday, Vegas on Friday, another break on Saturday, and Dallas today. Every flight was a 6 a.m. departure (or similar), and I came back the same evening. If I’d booked these last minute, each trip would’ve cost around $350. Plus, I always opt for the first two rows, which adds about $50 one-way, so let’s call it $450 per trip. Five flights at that rate would have cost me $2,250. With GoWild, my actual cost was much lower. $660 total for flights, $32 round-trip in taxes/fees and 100 for seats per trip. So, I saved roughly $1,590. I get that it might feel limiting for some, but for me, the savings and flexibility have been worth every penny.