Apply to Travel · Frontier Travel Club

Step 1 of 7

About the traveler.

Most applications come from a parent or guardian filling out on behalf of the traveler. To avoid any confusion, we ask for both.

Who’s filling this out

Parent First Name

Parent Last Name

I’m the traveler myself, filling out my own application

Photo of the traveler*

A clear, recent photo of the traveler with their face visible — like a passport photo, but more relaxed. Helps Scott put a face to the name during review and lets us recognize travelers at the airport. Stored privately.

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About the traveler

Traveler's Legal First Name

Traveler's Legal Last Name

Traveler's Preferred Name

Pronouns

Date of birth

Traveler's email

Traveler's mobile phone

Country of citizenship

Mailing address

City

State

ZIP

Step 2 of 7

Which trips interest you?

Pick one or more — applying for multiple trips is encouraged. Or check “Open to suggestions” if you’d rather Scott recommend a fit.

Australia

Jul 5 – 19, 2026 · 15 days · From $13,950

Trip details →

California

Jun 21 – Jul 4, 2026 · 14 days

Trip details →

Icon of the Seas

Jan 16 – 23, 2027 · 7 nights · From $5,250

Trip details →

Open to suggestions

Tell Scott what you're hoping for and he'll recommend a trip.

If accepted for more than one trip you’ll be invited to confirm any combination — applying broadly doesn’t commit you to anything.

Travel experience with Frontier

Step 3 of 7

Medical basics.

High-level only. Detailed medical paperwork happens after acceptance — and it’s the same form your medical team already uses, mirrored from the Frontier app.

All medical fields encrypted at rest. HIPAA-eligible storage. Only Scott + the trip’s medical lead see this.

Medical diagnosis

List physical / medical conditions our medical team should know about.

Primary diagnosis

Your primary developmental or neurodivergent diagnosis.

Are you ambulatory?

Yes — fully mobileLimited mobilityWheelchair

Self-feeds and self-toilets independently?

Any controlled-substance medications? (we manage these on trip)

Major dietary restrictions or allergies

Step 4 of 7

Daily life & history.

A clearer picture of how the traveler navigates the world day to day. Helps Scott match them to the right trip + the right roommate pairing.

Same HIPAA-eligible storage as the medical fields. Honest answers help us prepare; nothing here disqualifies anyone.

Is the traveler currently employed?*

Does the traveler have a car?*

Does the traveler use public transportation independently?*

Has the traveler ever traveled without family?*

Self-care + communication

Capable of all basic hygiene needs (bathing, washing, brushing)?*

Capable of using words to communicate needs (ailments, feelings, dietary)?*

Capable of making purchases and/or ordering food unassisted?*

Any speech deficit?*

Medical history (additional)

Hospitalizations due to non-medical reasons?*

Any history of depression?*

Any history of suicidal ideation?*

Any history of physical, emotional, and/or sexual abuse?*

Step 5 of 7

Behavioral & social profile.

These questions help us pair travelers safely with roommates and give staff the context they need to support the traveler well. We don’t share any of it with other travelers.

The more honest, the better the trip. Frontier’s job is to make travel work — not to judge.

Behavioral safety

Would you consider the traveler sexually active?*

Does the traveler exhibit sexually provocative behavior?*

Any reason to believe the traveler would attempt to initiate sexual behavior with a roommate or traveling companion?*

Does the traveler have temper tantrums?*

Any history of fighting with peers?*

Aggressive or confrontational behavior (bullying, antagonizing, name-calling)?*

Does the traveler smoke?*

Does the traveler use illegal substances or drugs?*

Social profile

What kind of social outlets, if any, does the traveler have? (frequency + duration)

Any social difficulties? (be as specific as possible)

Any inappropriate behaviors Frontier staff should be prepared for?

Anything that helps the traveler feel comfortable in the first few days of a trip?

Step 6 of 7

Family & guardian.

Required for emergency contact. If a parent or guardian helps with medical paperwork or payment, they get app access too.

Primary emergency contact name

Relationship to you

Their phone

Their email

Grant guardian app access

When checked, your emergency contact receives an invite to the Frontier app. They’ll be able to see your trip details, medical paperwork status, and your live check-ins on trip — but not change anything without your approval.

References (optional)

Two people who know you well.

Family friends, current/former teachers, doctors, employers, day-program staff, or other adults who can speak to your daily life. Optional — Scott will also follow up with you directly during the review, so feel free to skip these and share them later by phone.

Reference #1

Full name

Relationship to you

Phone

How do they know you? (one or two sentences)

Reference #2

Full name

Relationship to you

Phone

How do they know you? (one or two sentences)

Step 7 of 7

Review & submit.

No payment now. We’ll review and reach out within three business days. If accepted, you’ll be invited to pay the deposit and start medical paperwork.

I confirm the information above is accurate to the best of my knowledge.I understand that acceptance is at Frontier’s discretion and depends on fit, group balance, and medical readiness.I agree to Frontier’s Privacy Policy and consent to PHI storage in Frontier’s HIPAA-eligible AWS environment.

By submitting, you also acknowledge Frontier’s cancellation & refund policy.

Talk to Scott first

Tell us about yourself.

About the traveler.

Which trips interest you?

Medical basics.

Daily life & history.

Behavioral & social profile.

Family & guardian.

Two people who know you well.

Review & submit.