The Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card is set to implement a significant modification to its luxury travel privileges beginning in 2027.
Upcoming Adjustments to Priority Pass Select Membership
Starting January 1, 2027, Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders will no longer have access to non-lounge airport experiences through their Priority Pass Select membership. This change will affect services such as airport restaurants and select retail credits that are currently part of the Priority Pass network.
Chase communicated the update to cardholders, stating, “Effective January 1, 2027, Priority Pass Select membership through Chase Sapphire Reserve will no longer include non-lounge airport experiences.” The bank further clarified that access to traditional airport lounges within the Priority Pass network will not be impacted by this adjustment.
Current Benefits Remain Until 2027
Until the end of 2026, Sapphire Reserve cardholders will continue to receive the full range of Priority Pass Select benefits, including entry to participating airport restaurants and other non-lounge experiences. After the change takes effect, only lounge access will remain available through the membership.
Context and Industry Trends
Priority Pass Select, provided as a benefit to Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders, currently offers access to over 1,300 airport lounges and additional non-lounge experiences worldwide. The upcoming change aligns with similar modifications made by other major credit card issuers in recent years, which have also reduced or eliminated non-lounge benefits from their Priority Pass offerings.
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