Limited Time: American Express Delta Card Offers Jump to 110,000 Miles with Lower Spending Requirements
American Express has brought back increased sign-up bonuses on their Delta credit cards, now with even lower spending requirements! The personal cards are offering up to 110,000 SkyMiles, and here's the kicker – the spending thresholds have dropped from $3k/$4k/$5k to just $2k/$3k/$5k. These offers are available through incognito mode, making them accessible to most applicants. This deal was first reported by Doctor of Credit.
Key Details
- Offer: Up to 110,000 Delta SkyMiles
- Normal Bonus: 40,000-70,000 miles (varies by card)
- Current Bonus:
- Gold: 75,000 miles after $2,000 spend
- Platinum: 85,000 miles after $3,000 spend
- Reserve: 110,000 miles after $5,000 spend
- Valid Through: Unknown end date (grab it while you can!)
- Access Method: Incognito mode at Delta credit cards page
- Restrictions: Lifetime language applies (one bonus per card per lifetime) - see American Express terms
Why This Matters
These are the highest offers we've seen on Delta cards this year, beating the previous round that topped out at 100,000 miles. What makes this deal especially sweet is the reduced spending requirements – you're getting more miles for less spend.
For context, 110,000 SkyMiles can get you:
- Round-trip domestic flights in economy (2-3 trips)
- One-way business class to Europe using Delta's award chart
- Multiple short-haul flights
- Current valuation: 1.2 cents per mile according to TPG
The lower spending thresholds make these bonuses achievable even if you don't have major purchases planned. At $2,000 spend for 75,000 miles on the Delta Gold card, that's an incredible return on everyday spending.
How to Get This Deal
- Open an incognito/private browser window
- Visit the Delta credit cards offer page
- Compare the three personal card options using Delta's comparison tool
- Apply for your preferred card (check American Express pre-qualification first)
- Meet the spending requirement within 6 months using strategic spending techniques
Fine Print to Know
- American Express "lifetime language" means you can only get each card's bonus once (learn more about Amex sign-up bonus rules)
- Annual fees still apply ($150 for Gold, $350 for Platinum, $650 for Reserve)
- Gold card has first year annual fee waived
- Business card elevated offers mentioned in some reports are currently unavailable
- Some users report seeing $500 statement credit + 50,000 miles through dummy bookings
- Meeting minimum spend requirements? Check out these 8 strategies
Similar Deals to Consider
- If you've already had these cards, check out TPP's guide to the best Delta credit cards for alternatives
- Compare the Delta Platinum vs Reserve to choose the right premium tier
- Consider pairing with Amex Membership Rewards cards that transfer to Delta
- The Delta SkyMiles shopping portal and Uber partnership can help meet spending requirements
- For broader travel rewards, check out the Capital One Venture X with transferable points
Act Fast
These elevated offers tend to disappear without warning, and we don't know when they'll return. If you've been waiting for the right time to grab a Delta card, this is it. The combination of higher bonuses and lower spending requirements makes this one of the best Delta credit card deals we've seen.
Tools to Maximize Your New Miles:
- Track award availability with ExpertFlyer or Point.me
- Monitor your credit score with Credit Karma before applying
- Plan your award redemptions using Roame Travel
Ready to earn up to 110,000 SkyMiles? Check your offers now – just remember to use incognito mode!
