What happened
Atmos Rewards is pricing one-way economy awards to Seoul from 20,000 points plus about $6 in taxes and fees, bookable through October 10, 2026 for travel January 15 through March 8, 2027. The same sale cuts awards by up to 50%. Seattle to Seoul usually costs 42,500 to 52,500 points.
The sale is economy only and needs no registration. Travel must originate in the United States. Paris and Helsinki start at 25,000 points. Munich awards are 25,000 points from either U.S. coast, flattening usual distance bands. Stavanger and Sapporo start at 30,000 points. Discounted inventory is limited and may not appear on every date. One-way awards allow a stopover of up to 14 days. Round-trip awards allow two stopovers.
Alaska moved Global Getaways onto monthly Atmos Members Day from the old quarterly schedule. A 14-day stopover on a one-way can put two cities on one sale ticket. Book U.S.-origin economy awards before October 10, 2026 for travel January 15 through March 8, 2027.
- Ends
- Oct 10, 2026
- Book by
- Oct 10, 2026
- Travel by
- Mar 8, 2027
- Numbers
- 50%: maximum award discount
- 20,000 points: starting one-way award price to Seoul (ICN)
- 30,000 points: starting one-way award price to Stavanger (SVG)
- 25,000 points: starting one-way award price to Paris (CDG)
- 25,000 points: starting one-way award price to Helsinki (HEL)
- 25,000 points: starting one-way award price to Munich (MUC)
- 30,000 points: starting one-way award price to Sapporo (CTS)
- $6: example taxes and fees on Seattle–Seoul
- 42,500 to 52,500 points: usual Seattle–Seoul award cost before the sale
- 14 days: maximum stopover on a one-way award
- Where
- Seoul (ICN), Stavanger (SVG), Paris (CDG), Helsinki (HEL), Munich (MUC), Sapporo (CTS)
- Who qualifies
- No registration required; travel must originate in the U.S.
- Takeaway
- If winter 2027 dates work, book U.S.-origin economy awards to the six cities before October 10, 2026.