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10 Days Left to Enroll and Get Airport Lounge Access With Your Chase Ink Card

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Your Chase Ink Bold, Chase Ink Classic, and Chase Ink Plus cards get you a free membership in Lounge Club (350+ airport lounges worldwide). But that benefit is ending soon.

10 Days Left to Enroll and Get Airport Lounge Access With Your Chase Ink Card

You get 1 year of free membership and 2 free lounge visits at Lounge Club airport lounges if you have a Chase Ink Bold or Chase Ink Plus card. Primary cardholders and authorized users can each get a membership and 2 free visits.  Each visit after costs $27.

While the Chase Ink Classic also gets you 1 year free membership, you don’t get any free visits.

But Lounge Club and Chase are ending their partnership so if you haven’t already requested your membership card, you have until April 30, 2015 to enroll.

Although a Lounge Club membership gets you access to 350 lounges worldwide, only 28 lounges are in the US:

How to Get Your Membership Card

You can request your card from the Chase Ink Lounge Club enrollment page.   Simply by entering invitation code “CHASEINK.”

It takes about 2 weeks to get your Lounge Club card.

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How to Access Lounge Clubs

You have to show your Lounge Club card to enter a lounge.  Some clubs are willing to look up your information if you forget your card.

Each person needs a pass that includes children (for lounges that allow kids).  With only 2 free passes and a $27 per person per visit charge, some lounges might not be worth the cost if you’ve got your family in tow.

 

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