Lewisc said:
Kay--If you have a couple of minutes start to make a R/T reservation for a flight after August 1.
My computer's acting up, so it'll take more than a couple of minutes

but...
Flights selected BOS-MCO depart 9/25 return 10/2, as before. Prices in parentheses are for $9 Club members:
Three departing flights @ $84.56 ($75.56) each, one @ $124.56 ($115.26)
I select the most convenient of the three lower-priced flights. It departs Boston at 4:35 PM, change planes in ACY, hour and 25 minute layover, arrive MCO 8:55. (one of the other same-price flights leaves BOS at 5:37 AM

, and both take eight hours or more for a three hour trip).
Directly below the 'departing flights',
where one would normally expect to find the 'return flights', instead there are two good-sized boxes complete with pictures, informing customers of both Spirit's Big Seats and Spirit's "travel light and save $$$!" feature. It VERY clearly - i.e. in an easy-to-read, normal size font - states:
For travel August 1 and beyond, Spirit Airlines
has introduced new bag fees.
It's simple. Bring Less. Pay Less.
- Personal Item (Purse, Briefcase, etc.) - Free
- Carry-On including priority boarding - From $20*
- Checked Bags, up to 5 per person - From $15*
*$9 Fare Club nember fees are shown. [link provided for more details]
Return flight, same conditions - three flights @ $84.56 ($75.56) each, one @ $124.56 ($115.26). I choose the 8:30 AM departure, changing planes in ACY with a two hour layover, arriving home about 12:30 - not because I like the hours so much as it's the best
value for that money. It's the shortest total travel time.
Okay, I've just gotten my third error. I'm quitting for tonight - yes, before I can get the total price or see where the ticket order screen informs me of the luggage fees during my purchase. I'll finish tomorrow.
Do you think the luggage information is clear?
So far, absolutely!
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=lugnut33I went through and read it when it first came out. I can figure it out. Still doesn't make it right. Ever tried running something through a governement beauracracy? Sure, it's all spelled out for you in black and white, but that doesn't make one feel any better about doing it

What's to figure out? It's all explained very clearly so far, right on this site in at least two commonly used areas of the property. And it's not government beaureaucracy in any form.