[Uber One $25 Marriott eGift Card And 3,000 Mile Delta Promo] Should You Switch Your Uber Earnings From Marriott To Delta?

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Update, 5/21: The first 25,000 Uber One members linked with Marriott who spend $100 on Uber Black, Uber SUV or Uber Premier rides starting today at 8am ET and completed by 6/8 at 11:59pm PT will earn a $25 Marriott promo eGift card. “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.”

It does seem from the terms that you can qualify for the Delta and Marriott promotions as long as both accounts are linked, even if you’re not registered to earn points with that brand.

Update, 5/16: The first 33,333 Uber One members linked with Delta who place 10 Uber Eats orders or take 10 rides starting today at 8am ET and completed by 6/8 at 11:59pm PT will earn 3,000 bonus miles. At a value of 1.2 cents each, that’s like a $36 rebate. Limit of 1 bonus per member. There’s no minimum spend requirement, so it seems like 10 small Uber Eats pickup order should work…

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You can now link your Uber account to earn Delta miles. To do so, open the Uber app, click on Account, and then on Partner Rewards.

You will earn:

• 3 miles per dollar on Uber Reserve
• 2 miles per dollar on Uber XL, SUV, Comfort, Black, and Black SUV
• 1 mile per dollar on Uber X rides to the airport.
• 1 mile per dollar on $40+ Uber Eats orders.

I value Delta miles at about 1.2 cents each, so that’s a rebate of:

• 3.6% on Uber Reserve
• 2.4% on Uber XL, SUV, Comfort, Black, and Black SUV
• 1.2% on Uber X rides to the airport.
• 1.2% on $40+ Uber Eats orders.

You can choose to earn either Delta miles or Marriott points. If you choose Marriott, you will earn:

• 3 points per dollar on Uber XL, SUV, Comfort, Black, and Black SUV
• 2 points per dollar on Uber Reserve
• 2 points per dollar on $40+ Uber Eats orders delivered to a Residence Inn, Towneplace Suites, or Element Hotels.
• 1 mile per dollar on $40+ Uber Eats orders.

I value Marriott points at about 0.6 cents each, so that’s a rebate of:

• 1.8% on Uber XL, SUV, Comfort, Black, and Black SUV
• 1.2% on Uber Reserve
• 1.2% on $40+ Uber Eats orders delivered to Residence Inn, Towneplace Suites, or Element Hotels.
• 0.6% on $40+ Uber Eats orders.

So, yes. For most people, you will be better off switching from Marriott earnings to Delta earnings. That being said, if your value of Delta miles and Marriott points differs significantly or you only use Marriott points and not Delta miles, that will change the calculus.

After you link your Delta account, you will be prompted to save your selection:

You can toggle your selections back and forth for points earnings, so for example, if you do value 3 Marriott points over 2 Delta miles, you can switch to Marriott before taking an Uber XL, SUV, Comfort, Black, and Black SUV. Or you can switch to Marriott to earn 2 Marriott points per dollar instead of 1 Delta mile per dollar on $40+ Uber Eats deliveries to Residence Inn, Towneplace Suites, or Element Hotels.

Don’t forget that many cards offer Uber credits:

• The AMEX Consumer Platinum Card gets $15 ($35 in December) in monthly Uber credits
• The AMEX Consumer Gold Card gets $10 in monthly Uber credits
• The New United℠ Explorer Card gets $5 in monthly Rideshare statement credits
• The New United Quest℠ Card gets $8 ($12 in December) in monthly Rideshare statement credits
• The New United Club℠ Card gets $12 ($18 in December) in monthly Rideshare statement credits
• The New United℠ Business Card gets $8 ($12 in December) in monthly Rideshare statement credits
• The New United Business Club Card gets $12 ($18 in December) in monthly Rideshare statement credits. All information about the New United Business Club Card has been collected independently by DansDeals.
• Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card gets $10 in monthly Rideshare statement credits.
• Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card gets $10 in monthly Rideshare statement credits.
• Delta SkyMiles® Platinum Business American Express Card gets $10 in monthly Rideshare statement credits.
• Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Business American Express Card gets $10 in monthly Rideshare statement credits.

Will you choose Delta or Marriott earnings by default?