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News: AMC Theatres Announced a Co-Branded Credit Card - Credit-Land.com

AMC Theatres® is introducing the only credit card of its kind in the U.S. - the AMC Entertainment Visa Card. The card will earn in-theatre rewards everywhere: at the movies and on everyday purchases.

AMC Theatres is the largest movie theater chain in the U.S. and in the world. Recently, the company announced its own co-branded credit card, which will be the only co-branded movie theater credit card in the United States - the AMC Entertainment Visa Card. While the card is not immediately available for application, anyone can sign up on the waitlist. The card is expected to become available in early 2023.

Here is an outline of some AMC Entertainment Visa Card benefits revealed so far:

- New cardholders get $50 AMC Stubs® Bonus Bucks for spending $50 with the first 3 months from account opening.

- Earn AMC Stubs points on AMC Theatres purchases.

- Earn accelerates AMC Stubs points on dinging, groceries, and gas.

- Earn AMC Stubs points on all other daily purchases.

All points earned with the AMC Entertainment Visa Card are earned in addition to AMC Stubs points already earned at AMC Theatres as an AMC Stubs Insider, Premier or A-List member.

AMC Stubs members can convert earned points into rewards and use them on all concession items like popcorn, drinks, and AMC Dine-In & Feature Fare menu items. Additionally, A-List and Premiere members can use their AMC Stubs rewards for free or discounted movie tickets, including for the latest blockbusters in premium formats like Dolby Cinema at AMC, IMAX at AMC, PRIME at AMC, and Laser at AMC.

Those who join the waitlist are guaranteed to be among the first who can apply for the AMC Entertainment Visa Card when it launches in 2023.

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