Find Cheap Flights from Minneapolis St Paul to Los Angeles (MSP - LAX)

some airline don't have entertainment like tv and wifi is very poor

It was a good flight.

No complaints.

EVERYTHING, REASONABLY PRICED UP GRADE

Very accommodating Wonderful staff Comfortable seating (exit row) Funny: Willy Wonka on the exit row instructions!

Flight price and availability.

Late, $50.00 for 1st bag.

I liked the friendly service, friendly passengers, filling the plane from the back to the front, (since that's faster), smooth flight, uncrowded waiting area before boarding, the landing in LA was the smoothest jet airplane landing I can remember. Overall, I would use them again.

being "nickel and dimed" for every little upgrade, like having to pay for the bag, paying extra for the seat assignment, having to pay for refreshments, it seemed like there wasn't even complementary coffee. I understand that a discount airline has to charge for these things, but it's misleading since Kayak does not account for the bag fee when listing the lowest price fare (as far as I can tell).

The cost of the flight

Just your average/normal flight. You get from A to B simply

Prompt, friendly!

Uncomfortable. Had an aisle seat.

smooth in air and excellent landing

left 45 minutes AFTER we boarded due to a maintenance issue that needed to be "signed off" on and it took 30+ minutes to get our baggage.

The company I traveled with. The price.

The lack of leg room, the price addition for my aisle seat, the general smell of urinebin the restroom.

Easy process

Sore neck and back after 3.5hour flight

It got me from point A to point B for a cheap price, with no lay over, and with relatively little hassle, and mostly on time. (Flight out was delayed 40 min.) Crew was friendly. Personal item size is more than sufficient for a simple weekend trip. Honestly, if you're on a budget and are flexible and have few needs or preferences - as in you don't need food/water, don't care if you have to ride in the middle seat, don't need to sit next to someone else you are traveling with, can print your boarding pass in advance, don't really need luggage, and can afford for your flight to be slightly delayed - then Spirit might be worth the flight difference/direct flight. However, once you add on the additional costs, it is similarly priced if not more, compared to other airlines. So assess accordingly. With that said, I think Spirit meets a certain need in the airline industry market and I appreciate their services for very specific situations.

Checking-in for the first time was a little confusing and more time consuming than needed as it REQUIRES that you create a Spirit Airlines account. (I wish they would explicitly state that. I clicked around for awhile trying to figure out how to bypass the registration before realizing it wasn't optional.) However, after doing it once, it's much faster the next time. So checking in for the flight back wasn't a problem. You do have to pay to select your seat (any seat, not just extra leg room). The nickel & dime-ing does add up, so take that into consideration.

I paid extra to get the front seat but that's about it

The staff was loud and obnoxious on an early morning flight. The seats were extremely uncomfortable and it was just overall a bad experience

This was my first time on the airlines. I understand that their point is no frills but they charge for everything and I think there are expectations that you should get a seat without having to pay. I had a purse and very small carryon - because you are only allowed 1 carryon without paying I ended up having to pay $100 extra at the gate even though I was able to put everything in one bag. It was ridiculous.