Mastercard announced additional US consumer and small-business benefits on April 4, 2024, involving Booking.com, Lyft, ResortPass, Alo Moves, HealthLock, Instacart Business and MoviePass. ResortPass was relevant to gift cards because the release explicitly included their purchase in its qualifying transaction terms. [1]
A fixed statement credit, with separate gift-card conditions
Footnote 8 specified a $20 statement credit for eligible World Mastercard holders and $30 for eligible World Elite holders when making a ResortPass booking or gift-card purchase of at least $200. The offer could not be combined with other discounts, and credits could take up to 60 days to appear. Its stated end date was September 30, 2025, subject to earlier termination. [1]
ResortPass statement credits in the April 2024 Mastercard offer
The same minimum purchase of $200 applied to both card tiers, including qualifying gift-card purchases.
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Historical US offer ending September 30, 2025, subject to early termination. Credits are not gift-card face values or verified customer receipts.
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| Category | Statement credit on a qualifying purchase |
|---|---|
| Eligible World Mastercard | 20 USD |
| Eligible World Elite Mastercard | 30 USD |
These amounts describe the announced rebate structure, not observed redemptions or added gift-card balance. The wider package also covered accommodation, airport rides, wellness, healthcare, delivery and cinema benefits, each with separate eligibility and restrictions. The announcement did not establish ongoing availability after its stated promotional periods. [1]
At the October 19, 2026 research check, the original ResortPass Mastercard landing address redirected to the general homepage, so it did not provide a live renewal of the 2024 offer. Separately, the current gift-card page stated that funds do not expire, purchase and activation carry no fees, and cards are redeemable through ResortPass.com or its mobile apps rather than directly at a hotel. Cards are non-reloadable and, except where law requires otherwise, cannot be refunded, returned or exchanged for cash. [2] [4]
ResortPass terms last updated August 4, 2026 describe hotels as the sellers and issuers of day-access inventory. Inventory and prices may change with demand and availability, and individual booking conditions can differ. This makes the distinction material: a gift-card balance, a historical Mastercard statement credit and a hotel booking each have their own conditions. The reviewed documents do not quantify resulting gift-card sales, fulfilled rebates or incremental hotel demand. [3]
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Suzie Elis
Suzie Elis covers gift card products, digital gifting and distribution for Gift Card News.