Lyft Pink now includes Grubhub+ or Seamless+ memberships.
If you are new to Grubhub you can get a $10 credit here.
If you have Lyft Pink you can activate Grubhub+ here or you can activate Seamless + here.
Lyft Pink normally costs $19.99/month, Grubhub+ normally costs $9.99/month, and Seamless+ normally costs $9.99/month.
Grubhub+ and Seamless+ offer unlimited free delivery, exclusive rewards and coupons, and a match of donated change.
Lyft Pink offers 15% off all Lyft rides, free Grubhub+ or Seamless+ membership, bonus surprise offers and discounts, priority airport pickup, waived cancellation fees 3 times per month when you rebook a ride within 15 minutes, waived lost and found fees, and 3 free bike or scooter rides per month.
Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders get a free year of Lyft Pink membership if they enroll by 3/31/22. If you activate your free membership in October, you’ll get 17 months for free!
Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders also get 10 Ultimate Rewards points per dollar on Lyft ride spending through 3/31/22. That will stack on top of earning Hilton points and earning Delta miles on Lyft!
Don’t have a Hilton account? Open one for free and get a $5 Amazon gift card. Then link it to Lyft to get 250 points and take a ride to get another 750 points.
List of restaurants in their network?
Anything in crown heights?
Says not available for purchases
Works for me.
Are you logged into your Lyft account and have it linked to your Sapphire Reserve card?
Same here NA for purchase
In good times (pre-covid) Grubhub delivery was extremely unreliable in Lakewood. I don’t imagine their delivery reliability is any good now during covid.
Was told that I can’t use the $10 off the first order when using seamless plus
@Dan. Is it worth it to upgrade from Preferred to Reserve? Also have Consumer Platinum, Aspire, and Bonvoy Brilliant cards (among others).
Any idea when this expires or is it as long as you have lyft pink, grubhub+ is free?
As long as you have Lyft Pink.
The link at the bottom to “link Hilton Honors to Lyft” is blocked. Might you have an alternative link to do this? Thanks, Dan.
Terms say a year so why do you say 17 months? Confusing