The American Express Platinum is, without a doubt, the premier charge card for the frequent traveler who revels in the prestige and luxury the name affords. Right now, you can earn 25,000 Membership Rewards bonus points (valued at $600 if redeemed for frequent flyer miles) after you spend $2,000 in first 3 months of card issuance. When you use your card, one point is earned for virtually every dollar you spend, with up to 10x points when you shop at participating retailers online with your Platinum Card. Once your points accumulate unlimited, use them whenever you’re ready because there is no expiration date. Pay with points for travel- fly anytime, anywhere with no blackout dates or restrictions, or shop online on their website.
Key Features:
- 25,000 Membership Rewards® points when you spend $2,000 during your first three months of Card membership.
- Global Travel Benefits: Access over 600 lounges worldwide with Priority Pass™ Select, no foreign transaction fees, skip U.S. customs lines with Global Entry.
- Enroll and select an airline to receive up to $200 annually in statement credits for incidental fees such as checked bags, in-flight refreshments, and change fees.*
- Receive a companion ticket for discounted travel when you purchase a qualifying First- or Business-Class international ticket.
- 24/7 Platinum Card® Concierge service for assistance with reservations, travel, gifts, and more
- FINE HOTELS & RESORTS Program: exclusive upgrades and amenities at over 700 boutique, resort, and luxury hotels worldwide
- Get 20% back when you use Pay with Points to book your travel
So if you’re on the market for a super swanky card with all the bells and whistles, the American Express Platinum Charge Card is the one.
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If you do not stay at luxury hotels often, would the card still be worth the price? I plan on trying a cruise this next year (no hotels) and southwest flights are already pretty cheap.