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Get Hyatt Platinum until 2014 for $59 – now available again

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A few weeks ago I posted about a way of getting Hyatt Gold Passport Platinum membership until February 2014 for just $59. This was via a paid subscription to frequent flier community Milepoint.

Unfortunately, the $59 package sold out before most were able to take advantage.

A limited supply of new memberships have just been launched this morning, though, so if you jump in today you should get lucky.

My wife has just become Hyatt Platinum via a different promotion. When her physical card arrived, it came with an extra benefit – a Platinum Extras Award Certificate. This entitles her to either:

  • a food or beverage amenity, or
  • 1,000 bonus Gold Passport points (worth about £10) when she next pays for lunch or dinner in a Hyatt hotel. or
  • a free upgrade to a Club room when she next stays at a Hyatt in the US or Canada

On the assumption that you will also receive this certificate if you get Hyatt Platinum via the Milepoint promotion, it makes the $59 package look even more interesting.

Full details of Hyatt Gold Passport can be found at the Hyatt website here.


World of Hyatt update – April 2024:

Get bonus points: World of Hyatt is not currently running a global promotion

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