Complimentary lounge access with cards (inc. Priority Pass)

louist

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Priority Pass [details]
Citi PremierMiles Amex - 2x free visits per calendar year, can use for 2pax in one visit
Citi PremierMiles Visa - 2x free visits per calendar year, can use for 2pax in one visit
DBS Altitude Visa - 2x free visits per membership year, can use for 2pax in one visit
OCBC Elite World - 2x free visits per year, based on date of issue
Standard Chartered Visa Infinite - 6x free visits per year, can use for guests
Standard Chartered Priority Banking Visa Infinite - 4/24/unlimited free visits per membership year, depending on AUM (<200k, 200k+, private), can use for guests
Citi Prestige - unlimited PP (and additional guest)
HSBC VI - unlimited PP, main & supp card
Amex Platinum Charge Card - unlimited PP (and additional guest) for main & supp card, Amex lounges, Delta lounges

Diners lounge [details]
Diners Club - Diners Club Basic Cardholders enjoy one free visit per customer per year during the period of April to March of the following year

Special
CIMB Visa Infinite - 3x free DragonPass visits for principal member per year (T&C)
UOB Visa Infinite Metal - 4x free DragonPass visits for principal member per year.
BOC Elite Miles World - (Plaza Premium) 4x free visits per membership year, can use for up to 4 pax in one visit
BOC Visa Infinite - (Plaza Premium) 2x free visits per membership year, can use for 2pax in one visit
OCBC Voyage - (Plaza Premium) Unlimited, can use for 2pax in one visit
KrisFlyer Ascend - 4x vouchers for SATS Premier, Plaza Premium (per membership year)
Maybank Horizon - spend $400 on travel for 1x lounge access within 3 months [details]
Mastercard World / Wold Elite - 1x JetQuay access per month (inc. companion) when travel transaction is charged to card.

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Thought I'd start a list of cards offering PP (and other) airport lounge access. Will update as more information comes in. Please do help to add if you know more specific information (or other cards that have been missed out).

Inspired by an earlier thread - http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/credit-cards-line-credit-facilities-243/priority-pass-4839810.html
 
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I could have had a free PP card with some of thees CCs but I didn't take up the offer. I think it had something to do with having to cancel it in the future to avoid any fees or something like that...

Does the ANZ card give you access without having to apply for some separate lounge card/scheme?
 

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I could have had a free PP card with some of thees CCs but I didn't take up the offer. I think it had something to do with having to cancel it in the future to avoid any fees or something like that...

Does the ANZ card give you access without having to apply for some separate lounge card/scheme?

Yes see the link above.. just use your ANZ Travel card to access Veloce lounges.. with some exception of course..

http://www.anz.com/resources/e/0/e0...451b78/travel-loungeaccess-tc.pdf?MOD=AJPERES
 

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I think DBS Altitude Amex version does not come with PP.

DBS Altitude Visa PP is by membership year.
 

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I received a PM stating that PP visits are counted per calendar year. I remember seeing ppl stating its per membership year (at least for some cards), though. I don't really have personal experience regarding this, anyone can help verify?
 

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I received a PM stating that PP visits are counted per calendar year. I remember seeing ppl stating its per membership year (at least for some cards), though. I don't really have personal experience regarding this, anyone can help verify?

Cfm DBS Altitude Visa PP is by membership year. I was charged once before as I didn't realise and thought it was calendar year...
 

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I could have had a free PP card with some of thees CCs but I didn't take up the offer. I think it had something to do with having to cancel it in the future to avoid any fees or something like that...

Does the ANZ card give you access without having to apply for some separate lounge card/scheme?

can just apply for all...no worries about fees in future if you dont use them after the expiry of your cards.

need to apply early as sometimes it takes a while for the pp card to be sent to you...especially when you need it for a last minute trip.
 

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If you want to include JetQuay CIP terminal lounge, you can add Maybank Worldmaster card, use of lounge is limited to once per month.
 
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any idea how to check how many free visit to airport lounge i have left with my PP?
I have 1 from Citi PM and 1 from DBS Visa.
All along I though DBS Visa PP is limited to 1 visit per year? Now become 2?

Any one can help clarify?

Thanks in advance! :)
 

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DBS PP has been 2 free visits per year but only for card holder and not visitors.
 

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DBS PP and ANZ PP (for those early applicants), you can check the number of visits on PP website.

Citibank PP you will have to track manually or get Citibank to check.
 
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