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35% Off Flights On Southwest – Today Only

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By: Author Debra Schroeder

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Save 35% off your Southwest flights today only.

Book online at Southwest or Southwest business.  Use promo discount code: SUMMER12

Here’s the fine print:

Terms and Conditions

  • 35% discount valid by using the provided Promotion Code SUMMER12 and is valid for one-time use at southwest.com or SWABIZ.com off the total amount of a roundtrip Wanna Get Away Fare® purchase before taxes and fees.
  • Purchase must be made on 5/15/12 for travel on one of the following dates: May 22, May 30-31, June 5-6, July 4-5, 2012.
  • Discount is available on new reservations only and may not be applied to existing reservations.  If you have an existing reservation, you may cancel it and rebook on 5/15/2012 only for the dates and itinerary valid for the promotion.  You must use the Promotional Code SUMMER12 to receive the 35% off.  Any remaining funds from a canceled reservation will follow the original fare rules for refundability.
  • Discount is not valid for travel between the following market pairs
    • Austin—San Diego
    • Baltimore/Washington—Ft. Myers
    • Baltimore/Washington—San Diego
    • New York LaGuardia—Chicago Midway
    • Kansas City—San Diego
    • Chicago Midway—Oakland
    • Chicago Midway—San Diego
    • Chicago Midway—San Antonio
    • Chicago Midway—Seattle
    • Chicago Midway—San Francisco
    • Chicago Midway—Tucson
    • Minneapolis/St. Paul—Phoenix
    • St. Louis—Tampa Bay
  • The discount is only valid with the provided Promotion Code and is not combinable with other Promotion Codes or fares available exclusively through the web tool DING!.
  • Discount is only valid to/from any scheduled Southwest Airlines markets.
  • This promotion includes only Wanna Get Away Fares.
  • Discount is not valid on reservations made using Rapid Rewards points.
  • Changes made to the itinerary after purchase may eliminate qualifications for this promotion.

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Debra Schroeder is a travel writer with 26 years of experience using miles and points to travel the world. A former 12-year travel industry executive, she knows how to find the deals and how to creatively finance trips, like getting a trip to Hawaii for practically free or a $26,000 trip to Australia for $208. She’s always looking for the best deal, whether it’s a hostel, luxury resort, or somewhere in between.