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Kroger is offering 4x fuel points on a variety of “vacation and dining” gift cards, including a number of airline and hotel / lodging gift cards. This could be a good way to grab a decent discount if you have a use for fuel.
The Deal
- Kroger is offering 4x fuel points on the following “vacation and dining” gift cards:
- Disney Gift
- Southwest
- Delta
- Carnival
- Uber
- Airbnb
- Hyatt
- Hotels.com
- Happy plus all Dining
- Amusement Parks
- Water Parks
- Attractions
- Automotive Specialty Shops.
- Direct link to this deal
Key Terms
- Valid until 1/22/19
- Fuel Gift Cards not included. Selling or purchasing fuel points is prohibited.
- Limit of one coupon per household. Digital Coupons and paper coupons may not be combined on the purchase of a single item. Specially marked items, such as Clearance or Manager’s Specials may not be eligible for Digital Coupons.
Quick Thoughts
With this coupon loaded to your account, you’ll earn 4x fuel points. That means that $250 in gift cards will earn you enough points for $1 off per gallon (on up to 35 gallons). Also keep in mind that limits on fuel point use vary. While some areas limit you to using a maximum discount of $1 per gallon at a time, I used $1.70 off per gallon a couple of weeks ago at a location in Virginia on a road trip, bringing my gas down to $0.23 per gallon, so YMMV.
Be sure you are a credit card that earns one of the Best Category Bonuses at US Supermarkets for your purchases.
H/T: GC Galore
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Would love to pick up some Hyatt GCs but don’t see them in the store(s) or online? Typo? Regional thing?
Might be regional? The inclusion of Hyatt comes directly from Kroger’s terms for this deal (copied below). I wouldn’t think they’d include something they don’t sell, but like you said it might be regional. Here are those terms (which you can find on Kroger’s site when you click the “direct link” under “The Deal”).
Get 4x FUEL POINTS
when you buy a participating gift card* Restrictions Apply. See Store for Details.
Participating brands include Disney Gift, Southwest, Delta, Carnival, Uber, Airbnb, Hyatt, Hotels.com, Happy plus all Dining, Amusement Parks, Water Parks, Attractions and Automotive Specialty Shops. Fuel Gift Cards not included. Selling or purchasing fuel points is prohibited. Fuel redemption offer cannot be combined with any other discounts. No discounts to dealers, wholesalers or fleet programs. No cash back. Not valid where prohibited by law. We may suspend or remove you from the fuel program due to violation of these terms or because of fraudulent activity or suspected fraudulent activity. Product and offer may not be available in all states.
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Only use ” Top Tier ” gas in ur stuff maybe it works now but Down the Road $$$$$ trouble .
COSTCO
I’m not familiar with Kroger fuel rewards. Do the points expire within 30 days similar to Stop&Shop? Also, can we make multiple purchases and get the 4x fuel points until 1/22/2019 or does the coupon apply to the first purchase only? Can we use these at pretty much any Shell station similar to Stop&Shop?
Don’t have a Stop&Shop in my area, so can’t compare directly. Points earned in one month expire at the end of the next month (so 30-60 days). 4X applies for multiple purchases. In addition, you can get an additional 50 points per 7 days by filling out a survey (invitation on the receipt). I’ve never found a Shell station that didn’t work.