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Southwest launched an award sale today which saves you 25% on flights within the continental U.S. when using the promo code SAVE25.
The Deal
- Save 25% when booking Southwest award flights and using promo code SAVE25.
- Valid for flights in the continental United States only
- Must book by June 17th and travel by November 20th, 2024.
Key Terms
- Book a Southwest® flight on Southwest.com or swabiz.com using your Rapid Rewards® points from June 14 through June 17, 2024 (the “Booking Period”) and receive 25 percent off when you fly between June 14-November 20, 2024 with travel blacked out July 6 and July 7 (the “Travel Period”).
- Enter code SAVE25 in the Promo Code box when booking.
- Offer is valid only for continental U.S. flights.
- The 25 percent promotion code savings are valid for one-way or round trip Wanna Get Away® and Wanna Get Away Plus® fares booked with Rapid Rewards points during the Booking Period, flown during the Travel Period, and are applied before taxes and fees.
- Savings are reflected in the price when entering the multiuse code SAVE25 in the Promo Code box on Southwest.com and swabiz.com. This discount is only available through Southwest.com and swabiz.com.
- Discount is valid on new reservations only. Discount will apply only for flights booked during the Booking Period and flown on the dates within the Travel Period.
- If one segment of the trip is outside the Travel Period and one is within the Travel Period, only the portion of travel falling within the Travel Period will be discounted.
- Changes made to the itinerary after purchase will eliminate qualification for this promotion. The discount is only valid with the provided promotion code and is not combinable with other promotion codes or fares.
Quick Thoughts
Saving 25% on Southwest award flights is a great deal, especially since it’s valid on both one-way and round trip flights and you can book Wanna Get Away or Wanna Get Away Plus fares. Note that the sale is valid for flights in the continental U.S. only, so should exclude routes to Hawai’i or the Caribbean. Orange County (SNA) is also excluded.
If you have any existing reservations booked using Southwest Rapid Rewards points, check how much those flights are now pricing out when using the SAVE25 promo code. If they’re cheaper when using the promo code, you can cancel your existing reservation(s) with no penalty and get those points back to immediately rebook using the award sale.
This award sale is due to run through June 17th, but it’d be best to book ASAP. The promotion will likely prove to be very popular, so with people potentially making speculative bookings, the number of points required for any given redemption could increase over the next couple of days, thus negating some of the benefits from this award sale.
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The amount of excluded flights on this and the BDAY promotion this week is extensive, much worse than when I actually snagged some useful point sales last year. Almost anything with a connection is excluded and it’s hard to find availability other than random 5 – 7 AM flights even on short hops. Last year could find days where almost every PHX to LAS or LAX flight was on sale, this time sample days have one or no flight sales.
Southwest doesn’t owe anyone sales but the marketing is quite deceptive imo.
It says the code is not valid for my flights. July 10 and July 17. Makes no sense
Out of four booked SW flights i have in time period, three are significantly more expensive than when booked and the fourth is such a small amount of points to not be worth the trouble. Lol