What's after Platinum? I'd love UA Gold as a Perk!
#16
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Redondo Beach, CA USA
Programs: UA 1KMM, Bonvoy LTE+A, HH D, Nat'l EE, Hertz Plat, Avis PC
Posts: 3,712
I personally would throw peace & quiet without being jarred awake by my neighbor's self-slamming door into that mix. So an upgrade to a corner, top floor, the CL level or an otherwise unused suite is nice. But yes I would trade that all away for a guaranteed suite for the family a few times per year.
#17
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2006
Location: EWR
Programs: UA Silver, MRP Platinum, Marriott Vacation Club Chairman, SPG Platinum, Cunard Platinum,
Posts: 967
No matter how much money I have in my bank account I can ONLY spend full retail price if it's something for my kids or grandkids.
Not so much for myself-- but if my kids needed a suite for their families, and even it was ridiculously expensive, I'd still do it.
Not so much for myself-- but if my kids needed a suite for their families, and even it was ridiculously expensive, I'd still do it.
#18
Join Date: Feb 2015
Posts: 26
Is Marriott / United Airlines still offering the Marriott Platinum Premiere Elite status match to United Airlines Premier Gold?
Cannot find a working URL anymore and the regular website is just saying that you can get matched to United Airlines Premier Silver.
Cannot find a working URL anymore and the regular website is just saying that you can get matched to United Airlines Premier Silver.
#19
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: SFO
Programs: UA Silver, Hyatt Mid-Tier, Marriott PP/Lifetime Platinum
Posts: 101
I was Platinum for a good six to seven years before finally hitting Platinum Premier for the last two years. This time period was
mostly 2-3 nights per week, with the last four years being mostly 3 nights/week for ~49 weeks/year.
It's definitely a nice perk to get UA Gold as part of the status. I don't fly a lot, but I've benefited from it several times
this year already.
mostly 2-3 nights per week, with the last four years being mostly 3 nights/week for ~49 weeks/year.
It's definitely a nice perk to get UA Gold as part of the status. I don't fly a lot, but I've benefited from it several times
this year already.
#20
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Programs: Marriott Platinum, Starwood Platinum
Posts: 373
I was Platinum for a good six to seven years before finally hitting Platinum Premier for the last two years. This time period was
mostly 2-3 nights per week, with the last four years being mostly 3 nights/week for ~49 weeks/year.
It's definitely a nice perk to get UA Gold as part of the status. I don't fly a lot, but I've benefited from it several times
this year already.
mostly 2-3 nights per week, with the last four years being mostly 3 nights/week for ~49 weeks/year.
It's definitely a nice perk to get UA Gold as part of the status. I don't fly a lot, but I've benefited from it several times
this year already.
So I guess you don't need to be a PP to get Gold status.
#21
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: SFO
Programs: UA Silver, Hyatt Mid-Tier, Marriott PP/Lifetime Platinum
Posts: 101
Well I am just a Platinum(albeit a Lifetime) and I called Marriott Rewards and spoke to a mgr and asked for United Gold. She took my MileagePlus number and said it would be set up in a few days. Within 2 days my status was United Gold.
So I guess you don't need to be a PP to get Gold status.
So I guess you don't need to be a PP to get Gold status.
I'll have to keep that in mind if and when I drop to regular Lifetime Plat.
#22
Join Date: Apr 2014
Programs: Marriott, PP, Plat for life, Ambassador
Posts: 27
After Platinum Premiere there is Ambassador. Biggest perk is you get your own personal concierge at Marriott. Same person, obviously not 24/7 but its nice to hear a familiar voice. When that person is not available, the call will roll to another person who is on the Ambassador team.
#23
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Los Angeles
Programs: AA Executive Platinum, Marriott LT Platinum/Ambassador
Posts: 31
After Platinum Premiere there is Ambassador. Biggest perk is you get your own personal concierge at Marriott. Same person, obviously not 24/7 but its nice to hear a familiar voice. When that person is not available, the call will roll to another person who is on the Ambassador team.