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Emily and I love flying on Southwest airlines disneyland resort hotel because the flight attendants and ground crew are friendly, the boarding process is among the most efficient, they don’t fly small regional jets, you can check 2 bags for free, you don t get nickel-and-dimed with change fees, and they have a lot more non-stop flights than other airlines.
This assumes that you will be flying Southwest again and that you will have enough points to redeem for an award since Southwest doesn t allow you to pay for part of an award ticket disneyland resort hotel with cash and part with points.  You have to have enough points in your account to pay for the entire Southwest award ticket.
Staples and Office Max sell Southwest gift cards, and you will get 5X Ultimate Rewards points if you buy them with your  Chase Ink Bold  or  Chase Ink Plus .   That s because you earn 5X Ultimate Rewards points per $1 when you use the Chase Ink Bold or Chase Ink Plus in Office supply stores which INCLUDES buying Southwest gift cards.
You can also use the Chase Ink Cash or Chase Ink Classic which do not have annual fees.  You can’t transfer points from the Ink Cash or Classic directly to airline or hotel partners.  But you can transfer the Ultimate Rewards points to the  Chase Sapphire Preferred ,  Chase Ink Bold  or the  Chase Ink Plus  card and from there to airline or hotel partners such as Southwest or Hyatt.
You don’t need to be incorporated to apply for a business credit disneyland resort hotel card and can also apply for a business credit card as a start-up business with little to no revenue.  But don’t lie on the application form!
8.35 cents towards Southwest Wanna Get Away fares (5 Ultimate Rewards Points transferred to Southwest points X 1.67 cents per point) for using the Chase Ink cards at Staples and transferring the points disneyland resort hotel to Southwest
I tried earning disneyland resort hotel extra Ultimate disneyland resort hotel Rewards points by shopping at Staples online via the Ultimate Rewards portal, but didn t earn extra Ultimate Rewards points.  I suspect that is because the terms say that you don t earn Ultimate Rewards points for online gift card purchases at Staples.
I called Staples to manually process the first order, but they weren t able to process the order.  But I did receive a call from Staples within 2 to 3 days asking me to confirm the order and I received my e-gift card a few hours after that.
The   Chase Ink Cash  and  Chase Ink Classic  have  NO  annual fee, but you get 5X Ultimate Rewards points or 5% cash back at office supply stores only for  $25,000  in annual spending per year at Office Supply stores.
You can’t transfer points from the Ink Cash or Classic directly to airline or hote partners.  But you can transfer the Ultimate Rewards points to the  Chase Sapphire Preferred ,  Chase Ink Bold  or the  Chase Ink Plus  card and from there to airline or hotel partners such as Hyatt or United.
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Would using gift cards for these flights invalidate any travel insurance protection automatically disneyland resort hotel provided by a credit card? For less expensive domestic flights, it may be best to use a card that earns bonus points on travel (CSP, Business Rewards Gold) and provides travel insurance for free vs. purchasing a separate travel insurance plan for the trip. You would still be looking at a 13% discount (6 SW points per dollar, 2 UR points for CSP) and would get free travel insurance to boot.
Great work D, I am always struggling to determine if I should pay for my southwest ticket or transfer points from UR. How do you determine if you should buy or redeem UR points. I am assuming disneyland resort hotel you have more UR points that you know what to do with, so you might transfer points in.
If you cancel a booking and get credit disneyland resort hotel in the form of Travel Funds, these expire in a year (not noted on their site) and you cannot search for them so you have to keep your own records by Confirmation number.
Also these can only be used to ticket the same person later. I cancelled a ticket I had bought for my son and was then not allowed to use these Travel Funds for myself even though I had paid for his booking.
Lastly, I had some AirTran credits expiring disneyland resort hotel in 2015 that I transferred to Southwest and even though the website says they will have the same expiry date, they came over to Southwest with an expiry disneyland resort hotel date of 1 year from when I did the transfer, about 8 months earlier. I called both Southwest and Airtran and though the agreed that it should have kept the expiry date the same, neither could change it.
If you jump on a southwest sale or promotion, it can get better. They are currently disneyland resort hotel offering double miles on flights. I just took a couple flights, paid by gift card to get 5x UA + 12 miles/dollar. That s closer to 30%. Of course, that isn t always available.
so southwest disneyland resort hotel GCs are treated like case ? also a poster mentioned above brought up a good point , God forbid if anything happens to the flight, buying with GC dont have regular CC flight insurance disneyland resort hotel protection. Airlines insurance dont payout that much. so its a gamble of points or have flight insurance !!!
Nice article! Just a quick question how did you calculate 5 UR points becoming 8.35 cents for Southwest Wanna Get Away fares? I saw your multiplier of 1.67 but am still confused. Thanks for the help!
I just applied for the Chase Premier card. At the end of the on line application process, terms were read, including that if I apply for an additional Chase SW airlines credit card, I may be approved but I would not receive the reward points offered. These points disneyland resort hotel are offered on a one time only basis only for the first credit card.
I just ran into one potential problem with this. Southwest is running a double points promotion for July and Aug. I just booked a flight using SW Gift Cards bought with my Chase Ink Plus business card through the Staples disneyland resort hotel online portal for 5X CIP points. I used my SW Credit Card for the last $35 of the airfare purchase. I flew business class so it looks like I left some points on the table. Double points would be + 8,000 if I had purchased the flight with my SW credit card. I m only getting 3,000 points on my Chase Ink Plus card. I forgot about the double points promotion on SW when I booked this. There are so many things to remember when trying to maximize points!
I took your advice and used my INK card at Staples to get Southwest cards to use on a flight ..love the 5x bonus! If you are in a rush, like me, just go to Staples and buy the cards. They are validated disneyland resort hotel at the register immediately. Just be aware that you can only use 4 cards at a time, so buy the $100 cards if you can! Love Southwest for putting these at an office supply store! Emily
I love the ease and flexability of using Southwest. It made it so stress free for me to spend a lot of precious disneyland resort hotel time with my Dad when he was dying in Colorado while running my business in California! No other airline could have made it so easy!
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