In celebration of their 50th anniversary, an outstanding Southwest Hawaii 50% off sale was just launched. Don’t delay as their Hawaii flights are already selling quickly. See details below and book now — we mean right now!
Southwest Hawaii has definitely some Cheap Flights to Hawaii up its sleeve, and here’s an example of one for those of you wishing to visit Hawaii this year while remaining on a budget.
We scoured their airfares and found flights between the mainland and all their Hawaii destinations starting at $87 each way, all-inclusive. That makes round-trips available starting at $173, including taxes, fees, and two free checked bags. It isn’t going to get better than that.
Next, you will have to do the work and find these deals, but they are definitely still there to be had. Unfortunately, many times there are only a few seats available on each flight at this price, and not every flight has the coupon code deal.
Read on for how to use the promo code, how much you can save, and the applicable rules. This sale is valid for travel from September 15 through November 3. Travel dates and availability vary by route.
Late summer and fall are arguably our favorite time of year to visit Hawaii, with somewhat fewer visitors and top-notch island weather. Today is an opportunity to get ahead of the crowds. It is hard to predict what fall 2021 will look like, but if it’s anything like this summer, it is going to be busy.
Southwest Hawaii Promo Code Sale Details.
1. Savings of 50% using SAVE50 promo code. Valid for flights between the US Mainland and Hawaii, starting in either direction.
2. Book from now through June 17, 2021, although availability to and from Hawaii will end much sooner.
3. Promotion code savings valid for one-way or round trip Wanna Get Away®, Anytime, and Business Select® fares booked on Southwest.com or swabiz.com from June 15 through June 17, 2021, and flown between September 15 – November 3, 2021 (“Promotion Period”) and is applied before government taxes and fees. Enter promotion code SAVE50 in the Promo Code box when booking. Please note that the DOT requires advertised fares to include all government taxes and fees; however, this promotion code savings applies to the base fare only.
4. Discount is valid on new reservations only. Discount will apply only for flights booked within the Promotion Period. Changes made to the itinerary after purchase will eliminate qualifications for this promotion. The discount is only valid with the provided promotion code and is not combinable with other promotion codes or fares.
5. Blackout dates. There are no blackout dates indicated.
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sue K says
any deals filing out of Minneapolis to Hawaii? Thanks
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Sue.
In order to be able to check, please let us know which island you’re flying to, and at least which season, if not more specific dates, you are interested in.
Aloha.
Cola says
Mahalo! Booked a trip to Waikiki in October for $231 RT. Plus bags fly free! 🙂
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Cola.
Great. Thanks for letting us know.
Aloha.
Richard C. says
I find it interesting that if your on SWA website there is no promo code box that you can add SAVE50. You have to click on a provided box marked Book with promo code.
If you try the same itinerary on SWA website, with & without using the Book with promo code, the price is the same. Why?
Thanks!
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Richard.
The price is definitely different after it says that the promo code was applied. We tried many times.
Aloha.
Richard C. says
Well, I tried it again & get the same price.
10/19 #138 MCO-AUS, Aus-San, #4612 San-OGG.
10/28 #4609 OGG-LAS, #3625 LAS-MCO $479.89 with or without using SAVE50 promo code.
What am I doing incorrect?
Thanks!
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Richard.
We just tried too and found that something has changed since the sale was released. When checking last night, the discounted prices only appeared after entering the promo code and seeing the confirmation that it had been applied. Now, it is, as you said, the same price both with and without promo code.
Aloha.
Michelle M says
I missed two Hawaii trips last year from covid restrictions (I know, I was going to be spolied). I have been missing hawaii with no plans to go until the end of next summer. I woke up this morning, read your email about the Southwest sale, and within two hours booked a flight to the Big Island in September with my mom for $215 round-trip per person! Thank you so so much! Love your website! Much aloha!
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Michelle.
Thanks so much for letting us know!
Aloha.
Lisa says
Thanks for the info! I just changed my SW Airline fall trip that I paid for last month with the new prices and now have a $225 credit. No change fees on SW, so $ to apply for later trip to Hawaii.
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Lisa.
Great move. Thanks for sharing.
Aloha.
Rickesh P says
I bought a ticket for October mainly because my travel funds expire this year and with the prices I had to say yes…That I miss Maui so much but damn those car rental prices are horrible.
I would say if you know someone do see if you can borrow a car from a friend. The rates are robbery
Jeff M says
With all the price gouging, economy cars renting at $2⁰0 to $300 a day (if you can find one) and locals telling tourists to stay home. Southwest could be giving away flights to Hawaii and I wouldn’t want one.
Jessica F says
SAVE50 didn’t work for me.
lisa says
You don’t need that, just go to their low fare calendar once you enter dates you want to travel. It is automatically entered.
Penny T says
Mahalo🌺 Thank you so much for the super cheap air fare on Hawaiian flights!! We have been wanting to return to Hawaii for 13 long years and now we have a chance!! I’m so excited. Praying we get the cheaper air! This would be an awesome anniversary gift to my hubby. Thank you so much!! Penny T
Sally B says
Thanks~
MichaelM says
Aloha Rob & Jeff.
Mahalo as always for all your helpful notifications and I look with jealousy at all those able to visit the Islands, particularly foreign visitors from Canada, South Korea and Japan. No such luck for myself and European travellers and it doesn’t look likely to change anytime soon. Sadly! I have a trip (rescheduled three times) to Maui and Kaua’i for this September, but the 60 day deadline for my Staroptions is fast approaching and looks like I’ll have to bid the Island farewell at least until January…
Any and all useful information is alwayd gratefully received
Mahalo and good wishes to all. stay safe and well.
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Michael.
Thanks. We look forward to your being able to say you’re on the way to Hawaii sometime soon.
Aloha.