Uber Is Testing Flat-Fare Multi-Ride Packages From Just $1.99/Ride!

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Update: DDF user lubaby points out that you can take an Uber to/from long-term parking at JFK and take the free AirTrain from there to/from the terminal.


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Uber is testing a flat-rate service in multiple cities.

You can buy a 30 day pass for $10 that includes 20 flat-fare rides or for $20 that includes 40 flat fare rides.

After you buy the pass you can ride in UberPool for $1.99-$3.99 depending on the city or in UberX for $3.99- $5.99 depending on the city.

In most cities the maximum value per ride is $30. In other words if your fare is $30 and you live in a $3.99 zone then you’ll pay $3.99 for the $30 ride. If your ride is $40 you’ll pay $13.99 for the ride.

In some cities there are higher or lower limits and I note those below.

Flat fares say that they aren’t valid “to or from designated airports” (though based on past promotions that excluded airports, you should be able to ask a driver to drop you off at an airport and continue the ride to somewhere nearby or start a ride from somewhere nearby and pick you up from an airport).

The pass expires after 30 days or after your 20 or 40 rides have been used. You can’t buy a new pass until your old pass expires or is fully used.

There are a limited number of passes for sale in each city, I’ll update cities below as they sell out.

Currently full, keep checking for availability: -Boston Signup: $1.99 UberPool/$4.99 UberX.
Boston service area (Note that BOS is excluded).

Currently full, keep checking for availability: -Chicago Signup: $2.49 UberPool/$4.49 UberX.
Chicago service area (Note that MDW and ORD are excluded).

Currently full, keep checking for availability:-Denver Signup: $2.49 UberPool/$5.99 UberX. Covers rides up to $20 for UberPool or $25 for UberX.
Denver service area (Note that DEN is excluded).

Currently full, keep checking for availability: -Los Angeles/Long Beach Signup: $1.99 UberPool/$3.99 UberX.
Los Angeles service area (Note that LAX is excluded, but BUR and LGB are included).

Currently full, keep checking for availability: –Las Vegas Signup
Las Vegas service area (LAS appears to be in excluded).

Currently full, keep checking for availability: -Miami Signup: $1.99 UberPool/$3.99 UberX. Covers rides up to $50.
Miami service area (Note that MIA is excluded).

Currently full, keep checking for availability: -NYC Signup: $2.99 UberPool/$5.99 UberX.
NYC service area (Note that EWR, JFK, and LGA are excluded).

Currently full, keep checking for availability: -Philadelphia Signup: $1.99 UberPool/$3.99 UberX.
Philadelphia service area (Note that PHL is excluded).

Currently full, keep checking for availability: -San Diego Signup: $2.99 UberPool/$4.99 UberX. Covers rides up to $20 for UberPool or $30 for UberX.
San Diego service area (SAN appears to be included!).

Currently full, keep checking for availability: -San Francisco/Bay Area Signup: $2.49 UberPool/$4.99 UberX. Covers rides up to $20 for UberPool or $25 for UberX
San Francisco/Bay Area service area (Note that OAK, SFO and SJC are excluded.

Currently full, keep checking for availability: -Seattle Signup: $2.49 UberPool/$4.49 UberX.
Seattle service area (Note that SEA is excluded.

Currently full, keep checking for availability: -Washington DC Signup: $2.49 UberPool/$4.49 UberX.
Washington DC service area (Note that DCA and IAD are excluded.


-The Chase Freedom card offers 5 points per dollar on Uber, commuter transportation, and gas this quarter.

The Blue for Business® Credit Card from American Express OPEN normally offers 2.3 points per dollar spent on Uber, but if you signup with the current limited time signup offer you will earn 3.3 points per dollar spent.

-The Chase Sapphire Reserve card offers 3 points per dollar on Uber and travel.

-The Amex EveryDay Preferred Credit Card earns 2.5 points per dollar spent on Uber if you make 30 transactions/month.

-The Amex EveryDay Credit Card earns 2.2 points per dollar spent on Uber if you make 20 transactions/month.

-The Capital One Quicksilver Cash Rewards Card offers $15 in Uber credit for every 9 rides that you take through 3/31/17. The credit can now be used for multiple rides and expires 4/30/17. This no annual fee card offers $100 cash back for spending $500 in 3 months, 1.5% cash back everywhere, and there are no foreign transaction fees.


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HT: Yehuda57, via DDF

56 COMMENTS

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  1. Karen

    Just noticed this morning and already used it! Amazing!

  2. Sam

    Sure beats the Subway, in for 1.

  3. Jacob

    In the New York City version, if I go from Brooklyn to monsey is that included in the much package for $6 for that ride?

  4. ShmuliT

    Just to clarify, you wrote, “You can’t buy a new pass until your old pass expires or is fully used.”
    Based on their faqs in the app about purchasing more than one package, it says you can pre-purchase a package once you have 15 days left. This means if you use your 20 rides, you can purchase another 20, but can only start using them once your initial 30 days have passed.

  5. Anonymous

    I guess this is gonna kill Via ?

  6. Miriam

    Really happy about this, they had it in Manhattan a while ago but sure glad they expanded it.

  7. Hymie

    This is great. Tried it in NYC but I got quoted $19 for a ride saying “flat rate plus overage” Any idea how to avoid the overage?

  8. Brooklynite

    Just bought it for nyc did not say anything about full or whatever

  9. Anonymous

    U can only ride in 5 boro and up to $30 value.. if trip is more the $30 they will charge u the difference..

  10. @Yehuda

    IF my math is correct, it’s not really “from $1.99/ride” if you also had to pay $10 or $20 for the package. 🙂

  11. Shaul

    Trying to sign up for MIA (live in NYC but seems to be worth it to grab for vacation) but it says unavailable. Any idea how to get it pushed through?

  12. AROCKS1

    @Shaul- Wondering the same thing…Myabe Dan could share some persuading tips…😊😉

  13. Mountain Man

    It seems Denver is out but this should be great for an upcoming trip to NYC. I imagine I can take a shuttle to the LGA car rentals and then just pick an Uber up from there to Manhattan.

  14. Mendy

    Will these rides work with the 10$ off promos…?

  15. Anonymous

    @Jacob: Dream on. Look at the service area. It doesn’t include NJ or Update NY.

  16. Julie Mackie

    What does this mean for drivers…?

  17. Melech

    Started using it already, honestly incredible. And if you select 2 riders it doesn’t charge an extra dollar on uber pool

  18. Anonymous

    @Hymie: There is no way. You pay the overage if the normal cost of the ride is more than $20.

  19. Anonymous

    @Mountain Man: @Mountain Man: Yes or you can just a few minutes to a few blocks away from the airport so you don’t have to wait for the shuttle (also then you’re not misusing the shuttle). Keep in mind if the ride if over $30 (the normal Uber price) you pay the difference. So for far rides it really isn’t flat rate just discounted.

  20. Anonymous

    I’m trying to add my CSR to Uber and it asks me to verify the card by taking a picture of it and pulling the card number from it. However it won’t recognize the CSR card number. Anyone know what to do?

  21. Ariella

    Why mention that ewr is excluded if the nyc offer doesn’t include NJ? All it did was get my hopes up.

  22. Anonymous

    DDF user lubaby is correct but the flat rate is only valid of rides up to $30. Any amount of $30 will be charged. It can still be a good deal but you can get to Midtown from JFk for $7.75 in about an hour on public transportation.

  23. Anonymous

    @Anonymous: I mean to say you just WALK a few block from LGA and then request the Uber.

  24. insider

    I wonder if I could use it for uber pool with 2 people

  25. evan

    ‘…that you can take an Uber to/from long-term parking at JFK and take the free AirTrain from there to/from the terminal..

    what would be the advantage to taking uber from long term parking at jfk?

  26. bob

    Wow! I will try it on the way home this afternoon. It beats the express bus fare.

  27. Anonymous

    @Ariella: It does include a small part of NJ (the Jersey City, Hoboken area).

  28. Anonymous

    @evan: @evan: B/c JFK is excluded but the JFK Long Term Parking (Lefferts Blvd) isn’t excluded.

  29. Super Uber Deal

    I signed up this morning in NYC, and was able to apply one of the $10 coupon from other day off of the $5.99. I wasnt using all 5 by Sunday or Monday so it made sense

  30. kareem

    Can the rides be used at all hours of the day? or certain times only? NYC

  31. Eli

    If I buy this on my chase sapphire rewards card, will it automatically go towards the $300 travel credit?

  32. Uber Guy

    Hyatt Regency O Hare is slightly outside the zone. Would it work to get shuttle to HR and then call Uber? Just curious for a trip coming up.

  33. Anonymous

    is it available in new jersey

  34. Eric

    Any tips on getting dropped off at EWR? Will the driver look at me funny if I ask him to leave the trip running for an extra five minutes after I get dropped off?

  35. Ahmed

    Hi there.. I have a friend in Las Vegas that is using flat fares even though it’s says on website it’s not available in my city.. Anyone know how she would have got it??

  36. scott n

    I live in new rochelle. can i use this to get to the new york city border, then get charged for the remaining distance to new rochelle

  37. Joe

    Why don’t This working for New York City anymore it says will notify you when it’s available

  38. Anonymous

    Update For NYC : They added a 10 ride flat fare option for $5

    Pick a package

    Select the number of flat-fare rides you want. Flat-fare rides are valid for 30 days after purchase or until you hit your ride limit.

    10 flat-fare rides for a $5 activation fee
    20 flat-fare rides for a $10 activation fee
    40 flat-fare rides for a $20 activation fee

  39. Anonymous

    Philadephia and Seattle also now have option for 10 flat fare rides for $5 as well

  40. eddie

    Uber packages no longer available in nyc

  41. RF

    How simple would it be to skirt the $30 limit by ending trip and starting a new one? Can your driver grab you when you call a new trip?

  42. H

    I just purchased a 20 ride package for $10 up front fee in nyc. 2/5/2017 at 12:08am

    I got confirmation email.

    Thanks Dan!

  43. hvaces42

    NYC 20 and 40 ride packages are still available

  44. Anon

    What do I type as the Uber destination to get me to JFK LONG TERM PARKING ?

  45. m

    is this coming back?? does anyone know

  46. Aharon landau

    What’s going on with uber flat rides! Finished my rides in 2 weeks! Over 30 days no new packages are being offered! Why??

  47. er

    nyc flat rate fares now available

  48. YY

    I think the flat-fare packages are available again

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