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* Earn Bonus Points with Chase Travel: With this bonus offer, cardmembers who have not purchased travel through Ultimate Rewards/Chase Travel since 9/30/22 ("New Bookers") can earn 7,000 bonus points when they first activate this offer and then purchase a flight and hotel stay totaling $105.00 or more through Chase Travel that are both completed by 1/31/24 11:59 PM ET. Cardmembers who have purchased travel through Ultimate Rewards/Chase Travel since 9/30/22 ("Previous Bookers") can earn 5,000 bonus points when they first activate this offer and then purchase a flight and hotel stay totaling $105.00 or more through Chase Travel that are both completed by 1/31/24 11:59 PM ET. This bonus can only be earned once per cardmember, regardless of how many eligible cards a cardmember has, and the same eligible card must be used for activation and flight and hotel stay purchases. Only Chase Travel purchases paid for entirely with an eligible card will qualify, bookings that include point redemption will not qualify. Flight and hotel stay may be purchased separately. Only completed flights and hotel stays are eligible, flights and hotel stays that are cancelled or refunded will not qualify for this bonus offer. Luxury Hotel & Resort Collection� purchases will qualify for this bonus offer but previous Luxury Hotel & Resort Collection� purchases since 9/30/22 will not count for purposes of determining whether a cardmember is a New Booker or Previous Booker. Please allow up to 8 weeks after the end of the promotional period for bonus points to post to your account. Account must be open and not in default at the time of fulfillment. This bonus offer is non-transferable and applies only to cardmembers who receive marketing communications for this offer. We reserve the right to cancel or modify this offer at any time without notice. Eligible credit cards: Chase Freedom card, Chase Freedom Unlimited card, Chase Freedom Rise card, Chase Freedom Flex card, Chase Ink Cash Card, Chase Ink Business Cash Card, Chase Ink Business Preferred Card, Chase Ink Business Unlimited Card, Chase Ink Plus Card, Chase Ink Business Premier Card, Chase Sapphire card, Chase Sapphire Preferred card, Chase Sapphire Reserve card. See your Rewards Program Agreement for more details about earning and redeeming points.
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2 days in Orlando was under 1000 bucks with park tickets for 2.
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Capital one venture is so much better
Not really though- Chase transfer partners, which is where the real value is, is significantly better than Cap One... Hyatt at Chase is really the ONLY hotel transfer partner anybody has that's worth using for hotels, and they've got a wider selection of airlines too.
Also perhaps you meant the Venture X not the Venture- since the regular Venture also doesn't have Priority Pass unlimited uses.
But even on the Venture X they made the PP benefit worse end of last year- it no longer includes the $28/$56 restaurant credits at airport restaurants.... and the $300 travel credit is now significantly more restrictive (requires booking through their portal- while the CSR $300 travel credit works with nearly everything).
Don't get me wrong, the Venture X is a nice card to ALSO have since, until they cripple it further, the annual fee is pretty easy to break even on (though not quite as easy as before they restricted the $300 credit)... but if you can only have ONE the CSR is going to be the better card for people who travel significantly.
The expensive travel card to dump since the pandemic is the Amex Plat- which is now a garbage coupon book for $695, has the same crippled PP as Venture X, and doesn't even allow guests at Centurion lounges anymore.
Also perhaps you meant the Venture X not the Venture- since the regular Venture also doesn't have Priority Pass unlimited uses.
But even on the Venture X they made the PP benefit worse end of last year- it no longer includes the $28/$56 restaurant credits at airport restaurants.... and the $300 travel credit is now significantly more restrictive (requires booking through their portal- while the CSR $300 travel credit works with nearly everything).
Don't get me wrong, the Venture X is a nice card to ALSO have since, until they cripple it further, the annual fee is pretty easy to break even on (though not quite as easy as before they restricted the $300 credit)... but if you can only have ONE the CSR is going to be the better card for people who travel significantly.
The expensive travel card to dump since the pandemic is the Amex Plat- which is now a garbage coupon book for $695, has the same crippled PP as Venture X, and doesn't even allow guests at Centurion lounges anymore.
I switched over to Venture X when the sign up was like 110k. CSR is great, but for those of us that signed up for CSP when that bonus was 90k or 100k we can't switch to CSR and get bonus yet since that was within 48 months. Chase really cutting down too. Not sure if CSR PP benefit includes dining still. If it does I imagine it's only a matter of time until it's removed given other premium cards that no longer have it (Venture X, Amex Platinum, etc.).
Centurion lounge has gone down the toilet. I oftentimes elect for the PP lounge instead of Centurioun because the latter is always overcrowded now and extremely overrated. Every time I'm in Vegas there is a line a mile deep to get into Centurioun and I can walk right into PP.
Venture X is good. I'm enjoying it. Haven't gotten to check out a C1 lounge yet, but I've heard great things. Probably a matter of time until that takes a nosedive too.
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Already a Max customer? Ensure your Chase card is linked directly to your Max account and that your spend on Max streaming hits $99 by the time the offer ends on 9/30/24.*link to go to footnote asterick
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* $35 or $25 Max Statement Credit: To be eligible for this bonus offer, you must activate by 6/30/24 11:59 PM ET and make qualifying Max purchases of at least $99 with your eligible card through 9/30/24. Cards eligible for the $35 statement credit are: Chase Sapphire Reserve Card and J.P. Morgan Reserve Card. Cards eligible for the $25 statement credit are all Chase credit cards except: Chase Sapphire Reserve Card, J.P. Morgan Reserve Card, Chase Slate Card, Amazon Visa, Amazon Prime, Amazon Business Rewards Visa Card, Amazon Business Rewards Visa Signature Card, Disney® Premier Visa® Card, Disney® Visa® Card, and Ink Capital Business Credit Card. Qualifying Max purchases include only those Max subscriptions purchased by you, or an authorized user, directly with Max at Max.com(Opens Overlay) or on the Max app. Plan purchases made with your eligible card through digital wallets (like Apple Pay, PayPal, and Google Pay) will qualify if made directly with Max and accepted by Max. Plans purchased through third parties (like Amazon or internet, mobile, and TV providers) will not qualify. Please note that the purchase of any Yearly Max plan will qualify but, to ensure you reach the $99 spend requirement before expiration with a Monthly Max plan, begin making qualifying purchases with your eligible card by 12/31/2023 for a Monthly With Ads plan, by 3/31/2024 for a Monthly Ad-Free plan, or by 5/31/2024 for a Monthly Ultimate Ad-Free plan. Dates are based on current plan prices and assume the purchase of only one plan. Statement credit will appear on your monthly credit card billing statement within 1-2 billing cycles after your qualifying Max purchases post to your account. Account must be open and not in default at the time the statement credit is posted to your account. Chase is only responsible for posting the statement credit to your credit card account based on information supplied by Max. Chase is not responsible for the provision of, or the failure to provide, Max benefits and services. Mobile applications, websites, and other information provided by Max are not within Chase's control and may or may not be available in Spanish.
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FWIW the 48 month clock only cares about when you got the bonus--- so you CAN switch CSP to CSR after 12 months, keep the CSR for 36 months for the higher benefits, then downgrade at month 48 and apply for a new CSR and get a new signup bonus.
Citi Prestige PP also still gives you restaurant credits too- though it's not open to new applicants
No reason not to have both if you can, but if I could only have ONE it'd be CSR.
Congratulations!
Your offer has been activated.
Already a Max customer? Ensure your Chase card is linked directly to your Max account and that your spend on Max streaming hits $99 by the time the offer ends on 9/30/24.*link to go to footnote asterick
New to Max? Visit Max to choose your streaming plan. When choosing your plan, make sure the total spend on Max streaming hits $99 by the time the offer ends on 9/30/24.*link to go to footnote asterick
* $35 or $25 Max Statement Credit: To be eligible for this bonus offer, you must activate by 6/30/24 11:59 PM ET and make qualifying Max purchases of at least $99 with your eligible card through 9/30/24. Cards eligible for the $35 statement credit are: Chase Sapphire Reserve Card and J.P. Morgan Reserve Card. Cards eligible for the $25 statement credit are all Chase credit cards except: Chase Sapphire Reserve Card, J.P. Morgan Reserve Card, Chase Slate Card, Amazon Visa, Amazon Prime, Amazon Business Rewards Visa Card, Amazon Business Rewards Visa Signature Card, Disney® Premier Visa® Card, Disney® Visa® Card, and Ink Capital Business Credit Card. Qualifying Max purchases include only those Max subscriptions purchased by you, or an authorized user, directly with Max at Max.com(Opens Overlay) or on the Max app. Plan purchases made with your eligible card through digital wallets (like Apple Pay, PayPal, and Google Pay) will qualify if made directly with Max and accepted by Max. Plans purchased through third parties (like Amazon or internet, mobile, and TV providers) will not qualify. Please note that the purchase of any Yearly Max plan will qualify but, to ensure you reach the $99 spend requirement before expiration with a Monthly Max plan, begin making qualifying purchases with your eligible card by 12/31/2023 for a Monthly With Ads plan, by 3/31/2024 for a Monthly Ad-Free plan, or by 5/31/2024 for a Monthly Ultimate Ad-Free plan. Dates are based on current plan prices and assume the purchase of only one plan. Statement credit will appear on your monthly credit card billing statement within 1-2 billing cycles after your qualifying Max purchases post to your account. Account must be open and not in default at the time the statement credit is posted to your account. Chase is only responsible for posting the statement credit to your credit card account based on information supplied by Max. Chase is not responsible for the provision of, or the failure to provide, Max benefits and services. Mobile applications, websites, and other information provided by Max are not within Chase's control and may or may not be available in Spanish.
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Me too