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Multiple Priority Pass Accounts
If eligible from holding more than one credit card that provides Priority Pass (PP) lounge access, is an individual allowed to have and use multiple PP accounts?
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Originally Posted by bobrawski
(Post 30237139)
If eligible from holding more than one credit card that provides Priority Pass (PP) lounge access, is an individual allowed to have and use multiple PP accounts?
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Yes, I did read that, but it was unclear to me whether that was something that Priority Pass explicitly allowed or if folks had to keep it on the down low. For example, if I have one Select membership that allows unlimited access for me and two companions and one that just provides ten visits per year, can I use both memberships to get me and the other three people in my party (total of four of us) into a lounge?
And on a related topic, can I load both PP numbers into their app so that I don’t have to carry the two physical cards with me? |
Originally Posted by bobrawski
(Post 30237139)
If eligible from holding more than one credit card that provides Priority Pass (PP) lounge access, is an individual allowed to have and use multiple PP accounts?
The Priority Pass Card may not be used by any person other than the named Customer and only one Priority Pass Card may be used for each visit to a Lounge or Merchant location. |
So there’s basically no benefit to having two memberships then. Lame. Something to keep in mind when considering whether to get another credit card with this benefit. About as useless as getting another Global Entry/TSA Precheck reimbursement. |
Originally Posted by bobrawski
(Post 30237756)
So there’s basically no benefit to having two memberships then. Lame. Something to keep in mind when considering whether to get another credit card with this benefit. About as useless as getting another Global Entry/TSA Precheck reimbursement. |
You are allowed to have more than one Priority Pass membership, and you are allowed to use all of them, but only one per visit.
If Customer has multiple Program memberships, the Customer is responsible for presenting the correct Priority Pass Card or payment card to the Lounge staff for Lounge admittance, and may only use one such Program membership per entry. Any payment queries should be addressed with Priority Pass or the payment card issuer and not the individual Lounges. There is no benefit to holding more than one membership if the terms are identical, but if (for example) you hold one membership offering unlimited visits with up to two guests, and another offering ten visits per year, the second membership could be used if you would exceed the two guest limit on a particular visit. |
Quick question. My home airport is PDX and they offer $28 credit for two different restaurants? I have two PPasses from two different cards. Can I use one card for $28 credit and another card for an additional $28 credit?
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Originally Posted by tfizzle
(Post 30986355)
Quick question. My home airport is PDX and they offer $28 credit for two different restaurants? I have two PPasses from two different cards. Can I use one card for $28 credit and another card for an additional $28 credit?
Like many others I have multiple PP memberships. I prefer to use my Chase PP because it has unlimited guests (so I don't have to think about it) and also so Amex is less likely to know how much I visit PP lounges. Also it is about being fair: I've visited non-PP Amex lounges maybe forty times this year already, and why shouldn't Chase cover my PP. |
I've got the PP app setup with my membership from the Hilton Amex card. I've just gotten the Chase Sapphire Reserve which also has PP membership with unlimited visits so it's "better". Is there a way in the app to add both, or at least unlink the existing PP membership and add the new one? From what I can see, it's going to make me create a new account entirely...
Edit: FAQ in the app confirms a separate account is needed. Annoying! |
Originally Posted by worldwidedreamer
(Post 30987251)
I prefer to use my Chase PP because it has unlimited guests (so I don't have to think about it)
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For a while, I had two PP cards: the select membership from AmEx and the cheapest paid one that gave access to all lounges in their network. I obviously used the select one at any lounge that accepted it while the paid membership gave me access to some additional lounges. |
Originally Posted by lairdb
(Post 31462254)
Not any more — it’s down to two, like the others. |
Originally Posted by worldwidedreamer
(Post 31482482)
I believe my Chase Ritz-Carlton Card still includes no official limit on guests; to be honest though I’ve only once brought in more thane guest. How many of us actually travel with a whole orchestra or football team of people?
There were seven of us traveling together on the outbound, but we did not all travel home together. I traveled with two others on the return. I tried guesting my two travel companions into a (different) lounge on our return flight, and that particular lounge said they allow only one guest. So we went to another lounge that allowed two guests. |
Originally Posted by bobrawski
(Post 30237756)
So there’s basically no benefit to having two memberships then. Lame. Something to keep in mind when considering whether to get another credit card with this benefit. About as useless as getting another Global Entry/TSA Precheck reimbursement. (If they reimburse you, that's not for Chase or Amex to know ;-)) |
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