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Overnight, some posts surfaced around the Internet (blogs, Reddit, Instagram, etc) about the Bilt Palladium Card adding restaurants and experiences to the benefits.
Obviously this was incredibly exciting as many of us used to really enjoy the dining and experiences benefits (some cards retain experiences like BeRelax, while almost no existing cards still have the airport restaurant benefit anymore.
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(Here’s a list of Priority Pass memberships via credit cards that still have dining or experiences access.)
Unfortunately, I have to be the bearer of bad news here as Bilt has confirmed with me that this was an error on the Priority Pass app (Bilt had nothing to do with it) that has since been corrected by Priority Pass.
There was no change to the benefits surrounding the Bilt Palladium’s Priority Pass benefits.
At the same time, my guess is that the error occurred when Priority Pass added the benefit for Citi Strata Elite® cardholders.
However, I am awaiting a reply from Citi with confirmation that this benefit was in fact intentionally added to Strata Elite (where it is still showing inside Priority Pass apps) or if that is also a glitch.
UPDATE: Below is the reply I got from Citi. I think it’s safe to say it has not been added…
Carry on…
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