Spirit Airlines seat reviews

Leg room is definitely crammed even though I am not 6'. Drinks, snacks, luggage, (even carry on) cost money but still WAY cheaper than any other flight especially for a last minute flight that I needed to take. Did get an aisle seat on the way back and was much more comfortable. So get your drink ($2.00 for a 16 oz in the airport, $3 for a can on the plane)and hope for an aisle seat or the exit row.

Crammed legroom if your taller then 6 foot. I'm 6'4 so it's uncomfortable, but it is cheaper then other flights.

Ugh. You quite literally get what you pay for on this airline. There are extra charges for carry-on bags and seat reservations, on-board juice, water, etc. The seat does not recline at all. The padding is non-existent. On both of my flights, I uncomfortably felt every leg movement of the person behind me, one of which was a large man, the other a child. All arm rests could be raised for bench-like seating, which improved width. Overhead space was similar to other airlines A320's (slightly smaller overhead bins than on Boeing planes.) I am not tall and the legroom was minimal. For the final cost, I might as well have paid for a major carrier.

Ok flight, seating was tight. Seat would not recline back but nice leg room

Don't fly spirit! The seats were VERY crammed, no entertainment. And to make matters worse, the flight was delayed 45 min. due to passengers that were not on the plane yet. This flight was in April of 2010, I have have flown my usual airline Delta ever since.

nice seat

It was great exelent service!!!Plenty of legroom.Great view