Lyft non Disney related

[tinkerbellandeeyor]

I came across the fact you can subscribe to them for those who do can you tell me how it works and is it worth the money

 

[gillep]

I received an email about this once, I can't remember all of the details but from what I remember it seemed quite expensive and much more than I usually spend on Lyft rides. I also like the option to check both Lyft and Uber for rates and arrival times so I likely wouldn't lock myself into a service, especially Lyft, since I usually find that Uber is cheaper and closer when I compare the two.

 

[kaytieeldr]

https://www.dailydot.com/debug/lyft-subscription-all-access/

 

[tinkerbellandeeyor]

https://www.dailydot.com/debug/lyft-subscription-all-access/

Thank you I am officially going ask for the subscription now

 

[JimMIA]

Thank you I am officially going ask for the subscription now

Be sure to do the math! Go over your rides for the last several months and see how many you have taken, and how the prices you have paid compare with the subscription price. That is the only way you'll know whether a subscription makes sense for you.

The math works primarily for people who use Lyft to commute back and forth to work at least several times per week. It's for 30 rides, which is one a day, and you get rides with fares up to $15. If you don't do that many rides a month, OR if your rides are typically shorter and less expensive, a subscription will end up costing your MORE.

Also understand that it is a subscription -- they will bill your credit card every month whether you ride or not. If you find it not worthwhile, you have to cancel the subscription or you keep paying...and that may not be as easy as you think. I'm having a problem right now with a subscription (Fabletics), and I've had to tell my credit card company to just block them from ALL charges on my account because they say they're canceling, but they don't.

 

[tinkerbellandeeyor]

Be sure to do the math! Go over your rides for the last several months and see how many you have taken, and how the prices you have paid compare with the subscription price. That is the only way you'll know whether a subscription makes sense for you.

The math works primarily for people who use Lyft to commute back and forth to work at least several times per week. It's for 30 rides, which is one a day, and you get rides with fares up to $15. If you don't do that many rides a month, OR if your rides are typically shorter and less expensive, a subscription will end up costing your MORE.

Also understand that it is a subscription -- they will bill your credit card every month whether you ride or not. If you find it not worthwhile, you have to cancel the subscription or you keep paying...and that may not be as easy as you think. I'm having a problem right now with a subscription (Fabletics), and I've had to tell my credit card company to just block them from ALL charges on my account because they say they're canceling, but they don't.

Good point I did talk to my mom as often as I use it and I use it a lot it sounds good but it's still not worth it for my family