If you’re yet to pay your second annual fee, you might want to consider whether that $395 fee is still worth it without these benefits.īefore Chase cardholders start laughing at the Capital One crowd, you should know that the change to Capital One’s Priority Pass policy was announced as a change related to Visa Infinite benefits (which is the same card type as the Chase Sapphire Reserve®). It’s worth noting that the Capital One Venture X card became available to consumers in November 2021, meaning that a lot of people will be paying their annual fee for their second year in the next few months. In mid-December, it was announced that Capital One’s agreement with Priority Pass would be changing and Venture X cardholders would no longer have access to Priority Pass “non-lounge experiences.” This change is reminiscent of when American Express removed access to Priority Pass non-lounge experiences from its cards back in 2019.įortunately, Venture X cardholders will still receive complimentary access to every lounge in the Priority Pass network (as well as Capital One lounges and Plaza Premium lounges), but the loss of access to these “non-lounge experiences” is pretty bitter and not so sweet.

Here’s what you need to know about the changes to Venture X cardholders’ Priority Pass access. This change is pretty bad news for Venture X cardholders as their Priority Pass Select membership benefits have been majorly devalued. 1, 2023, the Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card no longer provides access to Priority Pass restaurant, shopping and spa services worldwide.

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