Hey there! Yes, Southwest Airlines does offer multi-city flight bookings, and I actually learned that firsthand when I planned a little cross-country adventure last summer. I wanted to visit my cousin in Nashville and then head to Phoenix to see a friend before coming back home to Chicago. At first, I thought I’d have to book separate one-way tickets for each leg, which I was fine with since Southwest’s fares are all one-way anyway, but then I noticed their “Multi-City” option on the booking page and decided to give it a try.
The process was surprisingly simple. You just enter your first flight, then add your next destination and travel date — all on the same screen. It keeps everything under one confirmation number, which made managing my trip so much easier. What I loved most was the flexibility. A few days before my second leg, I needed to push my Phoenix flight by a day. I logged into my Southwest account, went to “Manage Reservations,” and changed it in minutes. There were no change fees, just a small fare difference, which I didn’t mind at all.
Each flight was smooth, and even though I had multiple stops, my experience was seamless from start to finish. The app made check-ins super convenient, and having all my flights on one itinerary saved me from juggling multiple confirmation codes.
If you’re planning a trip with a few stops, I’d definitely recommend booking multi-city through Southwest. It’s an easy way to keep your plans organized, and their no-fee change policy gives you peace of mind if your schedule shifts a little. It made my trip stress-free and way more enjoyable than I expected!
