Thanks for the info. Haven't used it yet, but glad its there if necessary. I'm very happy with that Reserve Card.
It worked for us last month in Zagreb.
What's great about the location of the Timberline Steakhouse and Grille is it's right by the escalator on Concourse C, so all you have to do is take the train from A or B. I think Delta is in B, mostly. So it's just down the escalator and a two-minute train ride.Sorry, I didn’t check TUG again until this morning. I don’t recall seeing Delta near that lounge, but it could have been there. The Alaska lounges participate, but they weren’t accepting Priority Pass last night due to too many people.
Best regards.
Mike
Thanks for the info. Haven't used it yet, but glad its there if necessary. I'm very happy with that Reserve Card.
Me too... we paid for 2 GEs a couple of weeks before we got the cards.Yes, I am also very happy with that card. The fee is high but so is the value. (at least to me) I wish we hadn't already paid for GE before we got the card, but we'll use it for renewal.
We paid for TSA Precheck about four months before the card was offered. Bummer. But we will be sure to use the card next time.Me too... we paid for 2 GEs a couple of weeks before we got the cards.
We are in the middle of the exact same experience with the Chase Sapphire Reserve card right now. In September my wife downgraded her Reserve card to the Chase Sapphire Preferred, but the $450 Reserve annual fee was billed on October 1 anyway. We called immediately and have been getting the runaround for almost two months. The latest is that the fee will be credited on our mid-December statement, but I am afraid they might refund only a pro rated amount from that date forward. (We were previously promised a refund on the mid-November statement, but that never materialized.)Very interesting. We are "fighting" with the CitiAAdvantage people right now. In July when the annual $450 fee hit our card we decided to go back to a standard fee card. Called immediately, but it took awhile for the credit to hit. Credit was for $375, fine, figured the annual fee was $75 on the regular card. Then this month I get a fee charge of $95. Cliff called this morning and the guy muttered something about pro-rated (which isn't going to sit well with us) and that someone else would send us a letter. They can either give us a full refund of the $450 or we don't mind going elsewhere.
We are in the middle of the exact same experience with the Chase Sapphire Reserve card right now. In September my wife downgraded her Reserve card to the Chase Sapphire Preferred, but the $450 Reserve annual fee was billed on October 1 anyway. We called immediately and have been getting the runaround for almost two months. The latest is that the fee will be credited on our mid-December statement, but I am afraid they might refund only a pro rated amount from that date forward. (We were previously promised a refund on the mid-November statement, but that never materialized.)
In September my wife downgraded her Reserve card to the Chase Sapphire Preferred, but the $450 Reserve annual fee was billed on October 1 anyway...
I noticed priority pass has a corona bar/restaurant at MIA that gives $30 a passenger. Not the terminal we are flying out of so probably will not visit it.
I saw some info on Priority Pass on one of my credit cards; none of them have yearly fees over $100 so it's obviously not the card you're talking about here.
I saw some info on Priority Pass on one of my credit cards; none of them have yearly fees over $100 so it's obviously not the card you're talking about here.
I believe it said that you have to PAY about $28 PER VISIT to go into a Priority Pass Club. So I threw it into the trash.