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Originally Posted by hockeyinsider
(Post 30985753)
Apparently, 4,000 people a day are stupid enough to pay the up-sell offers we mock.
https://thepointsguy.com/news/bad-news-free-delta-upgrades/ |
PSC-SEA-SAN $128/12,000 miles ($29 for the PSC - SEA segment on an ERJ175 and $99 for SEA-SAN on a 737-800). Gotta love all the "savings" with that bundle...
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I got a $200 upgrade offer XNA-ATL-DCA Monday, but didn't take it since I was in C+ and was set to get a drink on each flight anyway - the only temptation was possibility of solo seat in CR9 on first leg. Regretted it when larger pax sat next to me in C+ exit row ATL-DCA (13F, where the seats don't have much breathing room) and first pax seemed to be getting full PDB service and then drinks in flight even though no-service-because-of-turbulence announcement was made after takeoff. But every random thing I want to buy this weekend I will justify by saying "Well, I didn't spend that $200 on an upgrade, so..."
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JFK-BOS this Sunday for only $628.37. What a deal! :rolleyes:
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TUS-MSP
Was 694.xx on 4/09 435.xx on 4/10 748.xx on 4/11 Flight is on 5/11 so we will see how this goes. |
Good luck and Bear Down
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CVG-ATL - right now $718
ATL-LAS - $970 No thank you. |
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Flight in September on a Sunday from MCO-SLC-LAS. One-way upgrade offer on these segments currently $213 or 19,900 SM. Half tempted on this one for me and my fiancé. The return from LAS-SLC-MCO is closer to $700 on the offer.
Then again, I suppose I could just keep my Comfort+ seats and chance it on the upgrade that late in the year too. Thoughts? |
Originally Posted by Cameron B
(Post 30991224)
Flight in September on a Sunday from MCO-SLC-LAS. One-way upgrade offer on these segments currently $213 or 19,900 SM. Half tempted on this one for me and my fiancé. The return from LAS-SLC-MCO is closer to $700 on the offer.
Then again, I suppose I could just keep my Comfort+ seats and chance it on the upgrade that late in the year too. Thoughts? |
Originally Posted by Cameron B
(Post 30991224)
Flight in September on a Sunday from MCO-SLC-LAS. One-way upgrade offer on these segments currently $213 or 19,900 SM. Half tempted on this one for me and my fiancé. The return from LAS-SLC-MCO is closer to $700 on the offer.
Then again, I suppose I could just keep my Comfort+ seats and chance it on the upgrade that late in the year too. Thoughts? |
For $200, me three. $700, not so much :p
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Ya, definitely tempted. Perhaps I should just snag the MCO-SLC portion for $129. SLC-LAS is only $84 but it's really not that long of a flight, so I'm wondering if it's really worth it for us (2 people = $168 for that leg obviously).
Decisions, decisions. :) |
once again, the $1/minute metric would certainly suggest that 3.5 hours MCO-SLC is “worth it”; while an hour or so SLC-LAS probably wouldn’t make the cut on its own, $200 for the entire outbound itinerary (~5 hrs) would also seem to qualify ... an extra ~1000 MQM might also enter the equation |
Originally Posted by William1865
(Post 30989816)
I got a $200 upgrade offer XNA-ATL-DCA Monday, but didn't take it since I was in C+ and was set to get a drink on each flight anyway - the only temptation was possibility of solo seat in CR9 on first leg. Regretted it when larger pax sat next to me in C+ exit row ATL-DCA (13F, where the seats don't have much breathing room) and first pax seemed to be getting full PDB service and then drinks in flight even though no-service-because-of-turbulence announcement was made after takeoff. But every random thing I want to buy this weekend I will justify by saying "Well, I didn't spend that $200 on an upgrade, so..."
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