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Written by: RJ
Earlier this fall it was announced Universal was launching a cobranded card in early 2024. Interestingly enough the timeline must have moved up and now we have the card. It’s been out for a bit but this is the first I’ve seen it, so here you go:
- Annual fee: $99
- Multipliers
- 4x Universal purchases
- 2x Travel, Gas, Dining
- 1x All purchases
- Benefits
- Anniversary bonus: Earn one (1) single day theme park general admission ticket to (i) Universal Islands of Adventure and Universal Studios Florida or (ii) Universal Studios Hollywood on or shortly after your card anniversary when you spend $6,000 or more with your Universal Rewards Plus Visa Signature Card during each 12 billing cycle period. Restrictions apply.
- 10% off select merchandise, food and beverage purchases at select locations throughout Universal theme parks and Universal CityWalk in Orlando and Hollywood.
- Coming soon, you can also enjoy access to the Visa lounge inside Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Studios Florida.
Intro offer: Earn a $100 Statement credit when you spend $100 within the first billing cycle after your account is open
- Annual fee: $0
- Multipliers
- 2x Universal purchases
- 1x All purchases
- Benefits
- 10% off select merchandise, food and beverage purchases at select locations throughout Universal theme parks and Universal CityWalk in Orlando and Hollywood.
Intro offer: Earn a $50 statement credit when you spend $100 within your first billing cycle after your account is opened
Both cards issued by FNBO
Thoughts
Super niche and not worth it for most people. The annual pass is nice on the Plus version but with a $6k spend requirement… not sure on that. Maybe if this was your yearly family trip and you naturally get close to spending $6k here (seems possible)… not sure I don’t have kids.
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I think this could work like the Disney Cards issued by Chase but it would definitely be family and Niche if this is for them or not. 6K isn’t a lot but better cards out there.