Uber One promos: Earn 3,000 bonus Delta SkyMiles or a $25 Marriott bonus card

There are two promotions at the moment that those with an Uber One subscription can take advantage of. One is awarding 3,000 bonus SkyMiles after 10 rides/orders, while the other is giving a $25 Marriott bonus card (which expires) after spending $100 on premium Uber rides.

The Deals

• Complete 10 Uber rides and/or Uber Eats orders & earn 3,000 bonus Delta SkyMiles, or
• Spend $100 on premium Uber rides & get a $25 Marriott gift card
• Direct link to offer – Delta.
• Direct link to offer – Marriott.

Key Terms

• Delta Terms
  • This bonus offer (“Offer”) is a limited time offer that is open only to the first 33,333 members of the Uber One membership program who are also members of the Delta SkyMiles Program (each, a “SkyMiles Member”) who have linked their SkyMiles account and Uber account (“Linked Member”) in their Uber app (if meeting those requirements collectively, a “Qualifying Member”).
  • To qualify for this limited time offer, a Qualifying Member must complete 10 Uber Rides trips and/or UberEats orders between 05/16/25 5:00 AM PST and 06/08/2025 at 11:59 PM PST (“Offer Period”) within the United States to earn 3,000 bonus miles total.
  • The offer is capped at the first 33,333 eligible Linked Members (“Cap”); any eligible Linked Members who completed the qualifying activities for this offer after the Cap has been reached, and/or outside of the Offer Period, will not be eligible to receive the 3,000 bonus miles.
  • Max of one 3,000 bonus mile offer per eligible Linked Member; if a Linked Member completes the qualifying activity multiple times, only the single 3,000 bonus miles will be awarded.
  • Any ride regardless of the product, length or price will count towards the offer. Any UberEats order, regardless of size, will also count towards the offer.
  • A Qualifying Member must be, and remain, a Qualifying Member during the full Offer Period.
  • Please allow six to eight weeks from completion of the Offer Period for bonus miles to appear in Member’s Delta SkyMiles account. Miles are bonus miles and do not count toward Medallion Status or Million Miler Status. More information on activities that qualify to earn miles under the Uber and Delta SkyMiles loyalty partnership is available at uber.com/delta.
• Marriott Terms
  • Users must be both an Uber One Member and Marriott Bonvoy Member during the full offer period and have a linked Marriott Bonvoy account and Uber account (“Linked Member”) while completing qualifying transactions, as described below.
  • Offer is not transferable and is open to the first 25,000 eligible Linked Members only. Offer will close after 25,000 Linked Members redeem the offer.
  • Eligible Linked Members will receive a $25 Marriott Bonvoy Promotional eGift card.
  • To qualify for and earn this limited time offer Promotional eGift card, a Linked Member must spend $100 on one or more Qualifying Premium Rides between 05/21/25 5:00 AM PST and 06/08/2025 at 11:59 PM PST. Total spend is based on the total fare the user pays after promotions and discounts, and excludes taxes, fees, mandatory additional charges and tips.
  • A “Qualifying Premium Ride” means a ride taken with Uber Black, Uber SUV or Uber Premier and must occur in the United States.
  • Rides taken with Uber X, Uber XL and Uber Comfort are not included in this limited time offer.
  • Eligible Linked Members will receive their $25 Marriott Bonvoy Promotional eGift card digitally to the email address associated with their Marriott Bonvoy account. Please allow 4-6 weeks to receive your Marriott Bonvoy Promotional eGift card. Marriott Bonvoy Promotional eGift Card expires 120 days after delivery to the eligible Linked Member.

Quick Thoughts

Earning 3,000 bonus SkyMiles on 10 rides and/or Uber Eats orders isn’t a reward worth specifically chasing seeing as that equates to an average of only 300 bonus miles per ride/order. However, it is a nice little bonus for frequent Uber/Uber Eats users as it’s on top of the Delta SkyMiles you can earn as standard.

With the regular Uber/Delta partnership, you only earn Delta SkyMiles for the following types of transactions:

• 3 miles per dollar on Uber Reserve rides
• 2 miles per dollar on premium rides (e.g. Uber Black, Uber Comfort, Uber XL, etc.)
• 1 mile per dollar on Uber X airport rides
• 1 mile per dollar spent on $40+ Uber Eats restaurant and grocery orders

For the purposes of this new promo though, all types of Uber rides are eligible, while Uber Eats orders don’t have a minimum. You could therefore place 10 super-cheap pickup orders on Uber Eats and be eligible for the 3,000 bonus miles.

Note that you have to have your Uber and Delta accounts linked ahead of time, plus you have to be an Uber One member to be eligible. It’s often possible to get a month-long free trial of Uber One, so that could be worth signing up for if you’ll likely ride/order 10 times in the next few weeks. However, do also note that you have to maintain you Uber One membership until the bonus miles are awarded. That can take 6-8 weeks which, if it does take that long, will likely mean having to make a couple of Uber One monthly subscription payments after your free trial ends. Uber One ordinarily costs $9.99 per month which means you’re potentially looking at having to pay $19.98 while waiting for the 3,000 bonus miles to credit. That might not be worth it for some, but you would be able to take advantage of the Uber One benefits in the meantime. At the end of your free trial, it’s worth doing a dummy cancellation as Uber will often offer a significantly discounted subscription for 1-3 additional months, thereby helping you save more.

Even though 3,000 SkyMiles isn’t a tremendous reward after 10 rides/orders, I’d personally still prefer it to the Marriott bonus card. That’s because the Marriott offer potentially requires much higher spend as you have to fork over $100+ on premium rides before taxes, fees, etc. The $25 card is also a bonus card rather than a regular eGift card because it expires after 120 days. It could also take 4-6 weeks to be issued, so if your stay is in the next couple of months, you might not receive it in time.

Note that you can only earn with Marriott or Delta – not both – so you’ll need to ensure that your earning preference is set before starting spend on one of these promos.

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