Quick Reward Question
#1
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Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 1,955
Quick Reward Question
Are multiple city stops allowed on a 50K coach reward? I haven't booked a CO reward in awhile and I was trying to book a multi-city travel XXX/ABC/DEF/XXX and it said open jaws aren't allowed for reward travel. Of course that's not an openJaw since departure and return are to XXX.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
#2
Join Date: May 2007
Location: IAH
Programs: CO Gold, Marriott silver
Posts: 44
yes, it should work. I tried a couple of different domestic iteneraries like that for different days and there were no problems.
#3
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: IAH
Programs: CO Plat(soon Premier Gold) PC lifetime(UC Life?) SPG Plat(Soon Gold)
Posts: 895
Yes
Basically one stopover in addition to original destination is alllowed - so you can stop at 2 cities total.
You need to call OPSC or elite line to make reward reservation.
You need to call OPSC or elite line to make reward reservation.
#4
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Join Date: Apr 2001
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You can make 2 stops, but can also have a surface segment mixed in, adding a 3rd city if you're willing to pay the transit between two of them. I have an upcoming reward with a stop in IST and then flying to SOU for my second stop. I complete the trip with a BRS-EWR flight. I have to make it from SOU to BRS on my own, but I get to avoid LHR and add other fun dots/lines to my FlightMemory instead.
It did require calling to book.
Originally Posted by PforPlatinum
Basically one stopover in addition to original destination is alllowed - so you can stop at 2 cities total.
You need to call OPSC or elite line to make reward reservation.
You need to call OPSC or elite line to make reward reservation.
It did require calling to book.
Last edited by sbm12; Jun 10, 2008 at 2:03 pm
#5
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 1,955
Thanks all. Knew you'd have the answers CO's site was not all that helpful...

