Tommy S Davidson, WalletHub Analyst
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The Capital One Savor entertainment rewards are unlimited 3% cash back. Concerts and sporting events are eligible for Capital One Savor's 3% entertainment category, as are purchases made at movie theaters, record stores and video rental locations, among many other places. Popular streaming services also qualify for 3% cash back, though they're categorized separately from entertainment (see details, rates & fees).
Eligible Capital One Savor Entertainment Purchases
- Tickets bought at movie theaters
- Record stores
- Video rental locations
- Tourist attractions
- Amusement parks
- Aquariums
- Zoos
- Dance Halls
- Pool and billiard halls
- Bowling alleys
- Live pro or semi-pro sporting events
- Live concerts
- Theatrical productions
As an added bonus, Capital One Savor earns 8% cash back on purchases made through the Capital One Entertainment ticketing platform. This includes access to exclusive tickets, VIP packages and other perks for sports, music and dining events.
How Eligibility Is Determined
Capital One relies on merchant category codes to determine if a purchase qualifies for 3% cash back. Any entertainment-related purchases not coded “entertainment” will earn 1% cash back. This includes purchases at golf courses, country clubs (including membership fees), collegiate sporting events coded as “universities” or entertainment and resort packages categorized as “travel” or “hotel.”
Capital One does not set merchant category codes nor are they responsible for which codes merchants or third-party websites use.
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