Southwest is running its annual Week of WOW promotions this week. That includes a new sale which is offering up to 40% off base fares when using promo code SAVEWOW.
The Deal
- Save up to 40% on Southwest base fares when using promo code SAVEWOW.
- Direct link to offer.
Key Terms
- Use promotion code SAVEWOW from 9/30-10/3/24 for travel on select cont. U.S. flights from 10/29/24-1/31/25 and intl./PR/HI flights 10/29/24-3/5/25.
- Continental U.S. travel blacked out 11/26-11/27, 11/29-12/2, 12/20-12/23, 12/26-12/29, 1/2, and 1/4-1/5.
- Travel to intl. and HI blacked out 11/21-11/25, 12/18-1/7, and 2/13-2/16.
- Travel from intl. and HI blacked out 11/29-12/3, 12/18-1/7, and 2/21-2/24.
- Travel to PR blacked out 11/21-11/25 and 12/18-1/7.
- Travel from PR blacked out 11/29-12/3 and 12/18-1/7.
- Restrictions and exclusions apply. Seats, days, and markets limited. Discount is applied before government taxes and fees.
Quick Thoughts
As is often the case with these Southwest sales, the promo code offers “up to” a certain amount off base fares, in this case 40%. That means that if you find eligible routes and dates for your travel, your discount might not be quite as high as that, but it’s worth checking to see if you can save any money on your flights with this SAVEWOW promo code.
I checked flights we have to and from Hawaii that aren’t during the blackout dates, but I had no luck. However, other routes – such as Norfolk, VA to Chicago, IL – are eligible.
As is always the case when Southwest offers promo codes that provide discounts on paid flights, the promo code also works on award flights to reduce the number of Rapid Rewards points you have to redeem.
Another great feature of these Southwest sales is that it’s valid not only on newly booked flights, but on any existing eligible travel that you already have booked. Be sure therefore to check any existing reservations you have that might become cheaper with this promotion.
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