Updated April 2025 – because loyalty’s overrated, but cheap flights aren’t. If you’re the kind of traveller who hits the same few cities every month – or you just want to outsmart Wizz Air famously wild pricing algorithms – then meet your new travel hack: Wizz Air MultiPass.
Launched in the UK in May 2024, Wizz Air’s flight subscription plan was quietly genius: pay a fixed monthly fee, get one flight a month (return or one-way), and avoid those cursed £139 Ryanair Tuesdays.
Here’s what it includes now – plus the 2025 twist Wizz didn’t shout about.
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Wizz Air MultiPass: The Basics
Your subscription buys you one flight per month to or from the UK, with predictable pricing and minimal drama.
Pick Your Plan (All 12-month contracts):
| Plan | One-Way | Return |
|---|---|---|
| ✈️ Flight Only | £59.99 | £119.99 |
| 🧳 + Priority Boarding | £92.99 | £185.99 |
| 🧳 + 20kg Checked Bag | £102.99 | £205.99 |
| 💼 Everything (Priority + Bag) | £135.99 | £271.99 |
No surprises, no “you missed the sale” regrets. Flights must be booked at least 5 days in advance, and once you’ve chosen a date – that’s it. No changes. No refunds. No mercy.
Blackout Dates: The Vibe Killers
MultiPass is paused during:
- Major holidays (think Christmas, New Year, Easter)
- Bank holiday weekends (including May and August)
- Basically, whenever your mum also wants to fly to Warsaw
Avoid booking during the dates below, or you’ll hit the dreaded “MultiPass not valid” message.
2025 Update: Enter “All You Can Fly”
Wizz Air wasn’t done. In August 2024, they dropped a second subscription:
All You Can Fly – the name and the offering aren’t subtle.
What You Get:
- Unlimited international flights (excluding domestic Italy)
- €499/year for now (€599 after first year)
- €9.99 flat fee per booking
- Up to 3 days’ notice before flying
- Just one small personal item – want a carry-on? That’s extra.
- Miss three flights? Your membership gets nuked.
So, if you’re a digital nomad, serial weekender, or commitment-phobe with a passport, this is your playground.
Wizz Air MultiPass vs All You Can Fly
| Feature | MultiPass | All You Can Fly |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Monthly | Annual (€499) |
| Flights | 1/month | Unlimited |
| Notice Period | 5 days | 3 days |
| Flexibility | None | Still pretty strict |
| Value | Predictable | Potentially wild |
MultiPass is Netflix for Eastern Europe, while All You Can Fly is more like OnlyFans for aviation nerds – high-risk, high-reward, and you might forget you signed up.
Meanwhile, at Ryanair…
Not to be outdone, Ryanair launched its own called Ryanair Prime in 2024 – a weird fusion of Amazon Prime, flight perks, and possibly snake oil. For a monthly fee, you get:
- Member-only discounts (that may or may not exist)
- Early sale access (assuming the website doesn’t crash)
- Faster customer support (allegedly)
- Free seat selection and fast-track at some airports
Spoiler: there’s no flight included. It’s more like loyalty theatre than actual value.
So, while Ryanair’s trying to be a subscription platform, Wizz is out here letting you actually fly.
Final Call
Wizz Air MultiPass (and its chaotic cousin, All You Can Fly) proves one thing: subscription travel is here – and it might be your cheapest ticket out of town. Just don’t forget to read the fine print, avoid blackout dates, and never no-show. Because when you’re flying Wizz, it’s budget with benefits… just not much forgiveness.
2 comments
When i buy a ticket from wizzair, 95% of the time, the ticket price is lower than £59.99, so not sure if this works for most people, especially given it has blackout dates when the tickets are pricier
Great post on Wizz Air’s new multipass flight subscription! For those flying with Wizz Air, it’s useful to know about the Wizz Air LGW Terminal at London Gatwick. Can anyone share their experiences or tips for navigating this terminal? Thanks in advance for any insights!