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This week, United Airlines is bringing MileagePlus members who are United® Chase Cardmembers the opportunity to redeem miles for discounted tickets. Yesterday saw 25,000-mile tickets (each way) to/from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG). Today, United is offering award seats to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) for 25,000 miles each way. This deal only lasts today and a new city promo will be released tomorrow.
The discount only applies to Economy Class tickets and travel must be between January 12th and April 3rd. Click here to search and book.
Terms & Conditions:
- United Cardmembers save on award travel to Amsterdam (AMS). Taxes and government-imposed fees for award travel from the U.S. to Amsterdam (AMS) start at $100.41 round-trip. Taxes & fees may vary with exchange rate.
- This offer pricing applies only to the Primary Cardmember.
- Primary Cardmembers must login using MileagePlus number to book award. No limit to the number of award tickets booked. The promotion applies to new award bookings and not to award tickets already booked.
- Promotion valid for travel between the mainland U.S. and Amsterdam (AMS).
- Tickets: Tickets must be purchased by January 7, 2025.
- Travel Period: Travel must be completed between January 12, 2025 and April 03, 2025.
- Blackout dates: None.
- Advance purchase: None.
- Minimum stay: None.
- Maximum stay: None.
- Award Validity: Awards shown are valid for travel Sunday through Saturday. Awards are valid in the Economy (Coach) cabin on United/United Express carriers. Some flights may be operated by the following airlines, doing business as United Express: Air Wisconsin, CommuteAir, GoJet Airlines, Mesa Airlines, Republic Airways, or SkyWest Airlines; or may be operated pursuant to a codeshare agreement, such as Silver Airways.
- Miscellaneous: Award pricing is subject to change without notice. Passenger is responsible for all taxes, fees, baggage fees and surcharges applicable to award travel, including, with respect to government-imposed taxes and fees, September 11th Security Fee of $5.60 per one-way trip that does not include a government-defined stopover, U.S. Customs, Immigration and APHIS User Fees of $17.91 for each international arrival in the U.S.; and non-U.S. government ticket taxes, fees and airport charges may add up to $355 per ticket as of January 1, 2025. Such taxes, fees and surcharges must be paid at the time of ticketing and are subject to change. Any valid unused award ticket may be returned to the MileagePlus Service Center, for a service charge, up to one year from the date of issue. Award seats are subject to availability and capacity-control restrictions apply. For more information on MileagePlus award travel visit united.com/awards.
Anthony’s Take: As I said yesterday about Paris, if you want a cheap way to get to Amsterdam and don’t mind the transatlantic flight in Economy Class, book today for this deal on award tickets.
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2 comments
Why are you giving United airtime for this nonsense deal. 25k one way and only for the primary card holder is FAR from a good deal. Virgin sells KLM direct for 12k and Flying Blue is 20k (or 26k in Premium!)
People seem to forget that Saver used to be 22.5k. Stop giving these bullshit non deals any airtime.
Everything used to be cheaper. Is it the best deal ever? No. Is it less than it normally is and therefore a savings that someone might find useful? Sure. Am I booking it? No. I’d love to see some Polaris deals, though.