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Marriott and United Partnership Leads to Double Points Promotion

Mark Ostermann
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Marriott & United Offering Double Points with Promotion

Marriott & United Offering Double Points with Promotion

I received an email from my Marriott credit card alerting me of a new United Airlines and Marriott promotion.  At first I wasn’t two impressed with it until I noticed it works for United card holders as well.

Details on the Offer

The important terms are as follows:

  • Promotion runs from March 15 – April 15, 2018
  • Marriott card members earn 4 points per dollar on United Airlines bookings
  • United MileagePlus Club card members earn 3 miles per dollar spent at Marriott hotels
  • United MileagePlus Explorer card members earn 2 miles per dollar spent at Marriott hotels
  • The bookings must be made directly with Marriott or United Airlines to qualify
  • Works for business or personal versions of the cards
  • You must first register at Chase.com/DoubleStayGo

Reward Plus Program

This isn’t the first time Marriott and United have teamed up to give loyalty members reciprocal perks. They also have their Rewards Plus program which offers the following:

  • MileagePlus Premier Gold members (and higher) receive complimentary Marriott Rewards Gold Elite status.
  • Marriott Rewards Platinum Elite members enjoy complimentary MileagePlus Premier Silver status.
  • Still working toward Elite/Premier status? All members receive special RewardsPlus redemption rates with points and miles.

More details on the program can be located at the bottom of the DoubleStayGo page.

Conclusion

This is an interesting offer for cardmembers that don’t have a great travel card for hotel or airline purchases and vice versa.

I find the MileagePlus Club card’s 3 miles per dollar earning on Marriott stays to be the most compelling.  If the card holder doesn’t have a Chase Sapphire Reserve or an American Express Platinum card than this could be the best option available to them for Marriott hotel bookings.  It is almost as good as earning 3 Ultimate Rewards points per dollar.

 

Did you get the offer?  Do you plan on taking advantage of it at all?

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Mark Ostermann
Mark Ostermann
Mark Ostermann is a father, husband and miles/points fanatic. He left the corporate world after starting a family in order to be a stay at home dad. Mark is constantly looking at ways to save money and stay within budget while also taking awesome vacations with his family. When he isn't caring for his family or taking a weekend trip, Mark is working towards his goal of visiting every Major League Baseball ballpark.

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2 COMMENTS

    • If United is your preferred airline I think 3 United miles over 2 SPG points would win out. 3 United miles offers more theoretical value (vs 2 SPG points) but that is all based on which points are most useful to you. I would personally prefer 2 SPG points but I never fly United.

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