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Planning a trip to Hawaii with a big family can feel like a dream—and a challenge. I remember the first time we looked into visiting, the hotel prices alone made me pause. But once we started using points, things changed. We booked five nights at a beachfront resort, skipped the resort fees, and still had money left for shave ice and snorkeling. That’s the kind of family trip I want every mom to know is possible.
Planning a trip to Hawaii with a big family can feel like a dream—and a challenge. I remember the first time we looked into visiting, the hotel prices alone made me pause. But once we started using points, things changed. We booked five nights at a beachfront resort, skipped the resort fees, and still had money left for shave ice and snorkeling. That’s the kind of family trip I want every mom to know is possible.
Planning a Disney cruise is an exciting adventure, but it can also come with a hefty price tag. Fortunately, with a little strategy, you can offset those costs using points and miles, making that dream vacation more accessible for your family. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to make the most of your rewards, what to expect on a Disney cruise, how it stands out from other cruise lines, and the best times to set sail.
Advertiser Disclosure: The Rewards Mom has partnered with CardRatings for our coverage of credit card products. The Rewards Mom and CardRatings may receive a commission from card issuers. Feeling Overwhelmed by Points and Miles? You’re Not Alone If you’ve ever thought, “How in the world are people taking free vacations with credit card points?”—while also […]
Transferable points give you a way around hotel or airline inflated rates. You can move your points to different partners and book smarter while getting more value.
With its easy-to-understand rewards program, travel perks, and affordable $95 annual fee, this card can help moms and families save on everything from groceries to that long-awaited vacation. Here’s why it should be on your radar.
Why I Always Save My Points for These Two Travel Programs One of the biggest frustrations with points and miles? Figuring out how to actually use them for good redemptions. Some airline and hotel programs make it unnecessarily complicated—blackout dates, unpredictable pricing, and sneaky fees can turn what should be a nearly free trip into […]
If you’re a mom trying to stretch your points for family vacations, Hyatt is one of the best hotel programs out there. With family-friendly properties, incredible point value, and perks that make travel easier, Hyatt consistently ranks as a top choice for families looking to book hotel stays with points.
The Southwest Companion Pass is one of the best travel perks available, letting you bring a companion on any Southwest flight for just the cost of taxes and fees. No blackout dates, no limits, and you can use it as many times as you want while it’s active. But what’s the best way to earn […]
Advertiser Disclosure: The Rewards Mom has partnered with CardRatings for our coverage of credit card products. The Rewards Mom and CardRatings may receive a commission from card issuers. When we first decided to travel more as a family, I kept hearing people say they were using points to fly and stay in hotels for almost […]
The first time we flew Southwest Airlines as a family, I had no idea what to expect—and no clue that there wouldn’t be assigned seats. We had four little kids, a diaper bag explosion in the security line, and by the time we boarded, I was sweating and crossing my fingers we’d even get to sit together. Since then, we’ve flown Southwest more times than I can count—and I’ve learned a few tricks that have completely changed the experience.
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The first time we flew Southwest Airlines as a family, I had no idea what to expect—and no clue that there wouldn’t be assigned seats. We had four little kids, a diaper bag explosion in the security line, and by the time we boarded, I was sweating and crossing my fingers we’d even get to sit together. Since then, we’ve flown Southwest more times than I can count—and I’ve learned a few tricks that have completely changed the experience.
