My Card prestige no longer available

[ltwo]

What other card options are there in Australia for Priority Pass? Preferably 10 or more complimentary per year, not this 2-a-year meagre business.

I'll be cancelling my Prestige-Premier monstrosity before my next renewal in Feb 2027.

 

[Hunter4vr]

What other card options are there in Australia for Priority Pass? Preferably 10 or more complimentary per year, not this 2-a-year meagre business.

I'll be cancelling my Prestige-Premier monstrosity before my next renewal in Feb 2027.

Amex Platinum only. There's also the new Revolut Ultra which offers an unlimited LoungeKey membership, no guest privileges though.

 

[MonteCristo]

Bugger.

Looks like the insurance is still staying the same for now, though?

 

[ETW]

DP re the 4th Night Free I’ve put in 2 bookings already for stay dates next year that have been credited with the free night, just done one now for January, so if you have any travel coming up looks like we have until 1 Oct to use it for next year

 

[ltwo]

Amex Platinum only. There's also the new Revolut Ultra which offers an unlimited LoungeKey membership, no guest privileges though.

Amex may get ideas and start slashing that benefit too, given there is no competition on the market. How dreadful.

 

[ETW]

Amex may get ideas and start slashing that benefit too, given there is no competition on the market. How dreadful.

They’ve done this to the Platinum in a few markets, I believe Germany and Canada

 

[grandir]

MyCard Prestige is officially being deleted from existence. Friend just got an email notifying them that from 1 Oct 2026, their Prestige Card will become a Premier Card. All Prestige perks are being deleted from 31 December 2026 onwards. Annual fees paid on the Prestige Card will be pro-rata refunded to match the Premier's $300 AF.

 

[Supersonic Swinger]

NAB lives up to it's unfortunate name, can't believe the branding consultants let a bank be called this:

"to take something suddenly"

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