Breeze Airways In Person Discount?

[happily single]

A co-worker told me that Breeze Airways offers discounts on tickets if purchased in-person at the airport counter on Tuesdays. I did some research and found the following:
Breeze Airways offers "Ticket Tuesday" in-person discounts, allowing travelers to save by booking directly at airport ticket counters, typically between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM ET. This method avoids online booking fees and the "Technology Development Charge," offering lower fares on many routes.

Does anyone know exactly what type of savings this amounts to?
Has anyone every done this?

I live 8 minutes from the airport, so it wouldn't be much of a hassle to try it out

 

[reddog21]

No matter the savings, it’s not enough to make me fly Breeze.

 

[VGCgroupie]

I fly Breeze often. I have never been myself to buy in person because I have a travel membership where someone does it for me.

Different airports might have different hours so just be sure to double check yours. Certain airports have very long lines, others have zero lines. If you start booking online go all the way to check out then hover over fees, at the airport the technology fee is waived. It's often a big savings.

Breeze coupons do not work in person just an FYI

 

[eticketplease]

It sounds like what Spirit used to or still offers.

I would love to give Breeze a try but they just don't provide the flexibility that I require with flying only certain days and then it takes all day.
It is showing a total time of 8 hours and even with a connection on AA or Delta it is only 4ish hours. That 4 hours wasted is more valuable to me than what the savings can provide for me.

 

[VGCgroupie]

It sounds like what Spirit used to or still offers.

I would love to give Breeze a try but they just don't provide the flexibility that I require with flying only certain days and then it takes all day.
It is showing a total time of 8 hours and even with a connection on AA or Delta it is only 4ish hours. That 4 hours wasted is more valuable to me than what the savings can provide for me.

I’m lucky enough that the routes I fly with them they literally just go back and forth between the same 2 destinations so delays have never happened. I always land early which is slightly frustrating. I have figured out that they overstate time in air in order to keep up their on time rate

 

[MillauFr]

Why would they offer a discount to go in person when they have to hire staff to book you a ticket? Wouldn't it be cheaper for them if you booked the ticket yourself online?