
Is the $59 Allways Rewards Visa worth it for Utah families flying Allegiant from PVU or SLC?
The Allegiant Allways Rewards Visa (issued by Bank of America) is marketed to frequent Allegiant flyers. With a modest $59 annual fee and strong rewards on Allegiant purchases, it can make sense — but only in specific situations for Utah travelers.
If you live near Provo or Salt Lake and fly Allegiant 4+ times a year (especially for Disneyland, Orlando, or Vegas trips from PVU), and you can put everyday spending on the card, the $59 fee can easily pay for itself with the bonus + ongoing points and perks.
For most families who only fly Allegiant once or twice a year, skip it. A no-fee cash back or general travel card will serve you better without locking you into one airline.
The Allways Rewards Visa has a $59 annual fee. It is not waived the first year.
Earn 3 points per $1 on Allegiant purchases (flights, hotels, cars, attractions), 2 points per $1 on dining, and 1 point per $1 on everything else. Points redeem for Allegiant travel with no blackout dates.
Only if you fly Allegiant frequently (4+ roundtrips per year from PVU or SLC) and put most of your spending on the card. For occasional flyers, a no-annual-fee general travel card is usually better.
Priority check-in and boarding on some flights, a free drink on board with your card, and points that can be used toward flights, hotels, and car rentals on Allegiant. There is also an intro bonus of 25,000–30,000 points.
No. Unlike many other airline credit cards, the Allegiant card does not include a free checked bag benefit. You still pay baggage fees unless you buy a bundle.