After check in, there will be a prompt to purchase. Use the Priority card or the Business premier (each comes with 4 priority boarding). Your card will be charged and then you will receive a statement credit.
It's the Business Performance that has priority boarding. The Biz Premier has EBCI.
DD wants me help her open one of these accounts. She received an email offer but it was for $700, not $900. Do you think she can still use the 900 link that I got from Doc's website? Also, can you please tell me what documents etc are needed to open the 2 online accounts? I want to make sure we collect everything in advance before we start the process. That concerns me that they would not let you use your normal checking account to link for the savings transfer because DD also has her account linked to a number of credit cards plus one credit union. That will really be a problem for her if they deny the link.
yea but from what I've read also capital one does it most.
The business performance and the personal priority cards both offer 4 upgraded boarding reimbursements per card member year
Website says all you need is passport and one other id. Processing times vary and seems to depend on whether your prints are already "in the system" from some other background check or not. Many here, including me, that had previous background checks received our approval info within a few days. Others have reported weeks or longer.
Since he already has a Chase account and Chase credit cards, it was really easy. No documents needed at all, just confirm the info they already had. I believe the offer was public for anyone, so no reason why she can't use it. We emailed the link to him from the offer page. I don't know what to say about the issue linking our regular checking account.
Enjoy !! The boardwalk is my favorite resort, love being able to walk or take the boat to 2 parks. They have a community center by the quiet pool which may interest your son, also movies on the lawn and entertainment on the boardwalk
We’re only staying one night but I’m still excited! We stayed in a studio a couple years ago but we’ve never done a 1 bedroom before. I’m hoping to get a cape may cafe breakfast the next morning at beach club but so far none have shown up. I’m sure we’ll go into Epcot the first day
Thanks. That sounds good. So should we log into DD's Chase credit card account first and then open the link? Or how did they access your Chase account info?
Thats awesome! I can't get an answer for my issue for a flight on 12/16. My son broke his leg so we got an extra seat as instructed by SW. They told us to call after the flight and it would be reimbursed. Well all the rest of the SW meltdown happened so I couldn't get thru. Now they tell me I need to go thru the link online, but that is only for the fiasco, not issues like this. So I emailed, they want reciepts for anything I need reimbursed for. I just need the seat refunded. Nothing else. Why is that so hard? I gave them the confirmation number, thats all I have.
Totally off topic but I know many of you have HS students or recent HS grads. No idea how time went so fast, but DS will be in high school next year, so the time is upon us to register for next years classes. The school sends home a page of his recommendations for classes, his are all honors or AP, plus Spanish 2. He may struggle a bit with honors English as he has been in core English thus far (advanced English track was decided when the kids were in 3rd grade.) The class he (and I) are unsure about is AP human geo. I have heard it is pretty hard, lots of reading and homework. My niece said it's no big deal, though she had it remotely (in 2020 due to COVID) and she takes all AP/honors classes so may be biased. DS also wants to play soccer (HS team in fall, club in winter & spring)
I sent an SM yesterday and heard back - they are closing the checking account opened first and the $900 offer is attached to the checking and savings he still has - phew! They even included all the steps to get the $900 - so I’m happy to have all that in writing.
My DD took it. Yes, plenty of reading. However, if your son is a strong student, I would think he would enjoy that vs a “regular” class. My DD played 2 sports( one varsity) as a Freshman and took a rigorous course load. Of course, it depends on your child and your high school. Only you can answer that!
Is AP Human Geo a tough enough class that DS may struggle with all honors classes and a sport or is it "reasonable?" (His other option is "regular" human geo)
Well I haven’t been in HS in a million years and AP human geo wasn’t even a thing. I’d never heard of it until my niece was in HS.
DD took AP Human Geo in 9th grade, but at her school it was covered in one semester instead of an entire school year (the other semester was AP US Gov). At that compacted pace it was a heavy workload, and all her other classes were honors/AP too. She played sports in the fall & spring, and an instrument outside of school, and ended up very disciplined in terms of managing her time and got all A's. In checking for course credit in college, AP Human Geo was pretty worthless since some schools didn't even list it as a course that would get credit for anything, and at others it only counted as an elective credit for college graduation. Not to say that the course itself was worthless, because I'm sure it covered good information, but I think the main reason DD took it as AP is because of her personality. Since your DS is planning on playing soccer, I'll say that the amount of time spent in high school sports was a LOT more than I expected. There's leaving school early for the bus to get to games, and teachers are not uniformly understanding to athlete's schedules. Missing classes while expected to know what is being covered in class can be stressful. I don't know if your HS weights AP/Honors classes differently and if it does class ranking; that might also play a part in your decision.
Is AP Human Geo a tough enough class that DS may struggle with all honors classes and a sport or is it "reasonable?" (His other option is "regular" human geo)
