Score $49 Flights to San Diego, Las Vegas, and Orlando With Spirit's New Sale

Stella Shon
·2-min read

The sale ends November 5.

Yiming Chen/Getty Images The beach of Coronado, the resort city on a peninsula in San Diego Bay

Yiming Chen/Getty Images

The beach of Coronado, the resort city on a peninsula in San Diego Bay

Spirit Airlines has just slashed fares to numerous destinations for this winter, and travelers can score one-way deals starting at just $49 — which includes taxes and fees.

“Swap another day at the office for a cabin getaway,” the airline shared about the sale on its website. With fares this low, a weekend off the grid is completely within reach.

This sale ends tomorrow, Nov. 5, at 11:59 p.m. ET and is available exclusively on Spirit’s website. Promotional fares apply for travel dates between Nov. 11 and Feb. 15, 2025, though a seven-day advance purchase is required to lock in these discounted fares. In addition, the sale excludes flights from Nov. 26 to 27, Nov. 29 to Dec. 1, Dec. 16 to Jan. 3, and all Sunday travel.

These winter getaway deals don’t require a discount code, and Travel + Leisure has highlighted the best flights that travelers can book for just $49:

  • New Orleans (MSY) to/from Atlanta (ATL), Boston (BOS), and Charlotte (CLT),

  • Fort Lauderdale (FLL) to/from Charleston (CHS), Milwaukee (MKE), and Rochester (ROC)

  • Indianapolis (IND) to/from Newark (EWR), Fort Myers (RSW), and Orlando (MCO)

  • Las Vegas (LAS) to/from Boise (BOI), Columbus (CMH), and Kansas City (MCI)

  • San Diego (LAS) to/from San Jose (SJC) and Burbank (BUR)

Spirit also has a membership program called the Saver$ Club, offering travelers additional savings on select flights. Members can book many of the flights mentioned above for as low as $20 to $29, nearly 50 percent off the standard fares available to non-members. With a $69.95 annual membership fee, the program can quickly pay for itself as discounts apply to the primary account holder and up to eight additional travelers on the same reservation.

The cheapest flights are available in Spirit’s “Go” fare class, which limits travelers to a free personal item. As part of a change made earlier this year, all of Spirit’s flights can be changed or canceled without a fee up to one hour before departure, though a fare difference may apply.

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