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Limited Time: 2 Free Premium Drinks at Delta Lounges With These Cards!

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    Just in time for Cinco de Mayo!  Folks traveling in the next couple of weeks can enjoy a nice extra from Delta lounges.

    Via Reddit, if you have an AMEX Delta credit card, you’ll receive 2 free premium alcoholic drinks inside Delta Sky Club airport lounges through May 14, 2017.

    If You’re Heading to a Delta Lounge, You’ll Get 2 Free Premium Drinks for Showing Your Delta AMEX Card

    I’ll tell you about this nice gesture!

    Free Premium Drinks at Delta Airport Lounges

    Link:   Delta’s “Give Your Drink a Raise” Promotion

    I love airport lounges because of the free amenities, like showers, food, and Wi-Fi.  Plus, there are usually plenty of free alcoholic beverages to choose from.  But if you want “premium” alcohol, it’ll cost you.

    Through May 14, 2017, Delta is giving folks 2 premium drinks for free when they show their Delta AMEX card in 21 airports!  Cards that will qualify for this promotion include:

    The terms suggest you’ll get 2 free drinks per Delta credit card, like similar promotions in the past:

    Good for two beverages per active Delta SkyMiles Credit Card presented to Delta Sky Club per daily visit

    So if you have more than 1 card, you could share some cool cocktails with your travel companions!

    More Airport Wine = Less Airport Whine

    You can see the premium drink menu here.

    Which Cards Give You Access to Delta Sky Club?

    This promotion will give you 2 free premium alcoholic drinks inside Delta Sky Club lounges.  But, with the exception of the Delta Reserve, these cards won’t get you into the lounge!

    You’ll need one of the following cards to enter a Delta Sky Club lounge for free:

    Bottom Line

    Through May 14, 2017, you’ll get 2 free premium alcoholic drinks every time you visit a Delta Sky Club lounge and show a qualifying AMEX Delta card.

    But you’ll still need to get into the lounge.  If you don’t have the right cards, it can be pricey!  I certainly wouldn’t pay to enter a lounge just for a couple of free drinks!

    Will you head to a Delta Sky Club lounge for this promotion?

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