Frontier Airlines is kicking off its “OctoBEAR Fest” promotion, offering significant discounts on over two million seats with fares starting as low as $19. This flight sale is valid through September 26 and applies to travel from now until December 18, making it an ideal opportunity for those planning a fall or winter getaway.
Widespread Availability
The fare sale encompasses nearly all of Frontier’s markets, including major cities such as Atlanta, Boston, Denver, Dallas, Las Vegas, and Orlando. However, the lowest fares, including the $19 promotional rate, are exclusively available to members of Frontier’s paid membership program, Discount Den. This program costs $99 for the first year and provides members with access to discounted tickets, free flights for children, and various other benefits.
Fun Promotions and Deals
“OktoBEARfest deals are here! Fill your stein with savings,” Frontier teased in a playful Facebook post featuring a bear at an Octoberfest event. Notable deals spotted by Travel + Leisure include:
- Atlanta, GA to/from Raleigh, NC for $19
- New York City (JFK) to/from Orlando, FL for $19
- Dallas to/from Houston, TX for $19
- Denver to/from Little Rock, AR for $19
Important Terms to Consider
Travelers are advised to carefully review the sale’s terms and conditions, as certain dates may not be eligible for discount travel. Additionally, the base fare may exclude checked or carry-on baggage fees, as well as seat assignments.
International Routes Included
The promotion also features several international flight routes, such as Atlanta to/from Cancun, Mexico, starting at $85, and Miami to/from Punta Cana for $87.
Expansion of Routes
In recent months, Frontier has expanded its offerings with new routes throughout Florida, including Tampa and Orlando. The airline will also introduce new flights to Austin from Atlanta beginning on October 11.
Shoulder Season Travel Benefits
The fall and early winter travel season is commonly known as the “shoulder travel season,” appealing to travelers seeking budget-friendly vacations with fewer crowds compared to the busy summer season.
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