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Every Spirit fare brand compared: what is included, what is restricted, and which cheap fare ends up costing more once you add a bag.
Key Travel Facts & Insights
Includes: A seat and one personal item. Watch out for: Everything else — carry-on, checked bag, seat assignment, refreshment — is charged separately.
Includes: Bundles a carry-on or checked bag plus a seat assignment. Watch out for: Still no complimentary refreshment or changes without fare difference.
Includes: A blocked middle seat, carry-on, checked bag, seat assignment and snack. Watch out for: The blocked middle seat is the product — the seat itself is unchanged.
Includes: A Big Front Seat, two bags, priority boarding and refreshments. Watch out for: The Big Front Seat is a wider recliner, not a business class product — no lounge, no lie-flat.
Spirit operates: Go, Go Savvy, Go Comfy, Go Big.
A full-size carry-on is NOT included in the base Go fare and must be purchased. The price rises at every step: cheapest during booking, more at online check-in, more at the airport counter, and most at the gate. Buying at booking is the single biggest money-saver on Spirit. Purchased separately, priced dynamically by route and demand, cheapest at the time of booking.
Changes and cancellations carry a fee that decreases the further out you are from departure and reaches zero beyond a published threshold. Free Spirit Gold members and bundled fares may have the fee waived.
Go. Includes: A seat and one personal item. Restriction: Everything else — carry-on, checked bag, seat assignment, refreshment — is charged separately.
Purchased separately, priced dynamically by route and demand, cheapest at the time of booking.
Fare rules, baggage allowances and change policies differ by route and fare brand. Our consultants confirm the exact terms attached to your itinerary before you pay — and handle the change or refund if plans move.