Yes, the added a bunch of cities yesterday. We now have 8 restaurants in Oklahoma. I cancelled our weekend trip to Dallas that I had booked specifically to use the $300 in CSR dinning credits.
This is loaded speculation, but the speculation is it will come out at the end of Q2 because that's when they announced the Hyatt status will start with 75k spend on the Reserve card. They also announced that luxury integration will begin at this time with all allia/park hyatt properties. I also feel this could be accurate or just a rumor, but it would make sense to roll it out at once.
I haven't. I was using Open Table with my CSR but this actually works well because it would be right before we go to see Back to the Future using my Stubhub credit. But I need to look into both (I do have Platinum) because I've never used either.
It will make me reanalyze whether we’ll keep the card next renewal. We own DVC so we do go to Orlando once a year. And while there’s nothing local to us, Boston isn’t too far so a weekend Edit + dining works for the other credit.
I asked her to check again today, and she said she never got to the points part- she got a screen saying her request couldn’t be completed (summary, not exact words) and she would get a letter explaining in two weeks. She swears she didn’t click anything differently but she’s also 82 and quite tech-challenged… normally I am on the phone walking her through every step. I’m guessing I can’t have her do anything until the letter comes, but does this sequence of events sound familiar to anyone?
Ok so the current value of those tickets is around $500, and if the price goes up $50, I’d pay $50 right? I’d still save the difference between $500-389?
I could be wrong but you wont get the same savings you get via costco, you would pay whatever the current rate is for those tickets, which since those tickets are sold at a discount you would be out all that savings plus any increase in base price from now til then.
I’m confused. If I buy the tickets now for $389 (current price $500) and they expire in 2026, and the price goes up to $550 in 2027, you’re saying they would charge me an additional $550-389=$161.00 for each ticket to use after expiration? I’ve not had that experience before but I don’t know if it’s changed.
I haven’t done it myself but this what I have seen reported online that Disney honors the only the amount paid for the tickets not the value of what they are being sold for by Disney.
It's changed. They used to 'bridge' tickets bought at a discount elsewhere and now they don't (ie they would bring the ticket up to current gate price.) Sad discount to lose. They also know what was paid for the tickets.
This must be what happened… thanks for the info!
I go to Norman's every few months, it's a resy and CSR credit. Maybe I can keep the card after all, trying to push DW to go this week before the credit ends lol.
Thanks for posting this! They added a couple of restaurants in Naples too! I guess I get to get a couple of "free" dinners afterall!
I looked at those since I'm down in Naples often but of the three currently in Naples, I can't see taking my mom to any of them. Too bad Sails wasn't on there--their brunch is unreal.
I'll try Ocean Prime. We didn't care for Blackbird and the one in North Naples doesn't look like something we'd enjoy. So silly the list is so limited to begin with. Amex made their dining credit so easy to use!
