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In response to "DHS website says I only need TSA precheck. I should probably get that. I really don't travel outside the US that much and won't be for a couple years." by sycor

Unless something has changed, precheck = $85, Global Entry = $100 and includes Pre-check. Both fees are for 5 years. -- (edited)

Posted by ty97 Sep 1 '22, 13:23

So for $15 more you get both.

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Good point on the price. -- nm - sycor Sep 1, 13:24 6
- Yep, get them both. I literally can't recommend Precheck enough if you plan on flying at all in the next 5 years. -- nm - JaxSean Sep 1, 13:37 5
  - I've had pre-check since they piloted it circa 2010 or 2011 with frequent fliers who already had Global Entry. Worth it completely. -- nm* - ty97 Sep 1, 13:39 4
    - I've been randomly give Pre check once or twice and it is really nice. -- nm - sycor Sep 1, 13:50 3
      - I think they have mostly stopped that (some of us complained about the freeloaders making the line longer :) - ty97 Sep 1, 13:54 2
        
        Yep, American used to give it to me (randomly) at check-in. I thought it was the 'old lady' benefit :/ -- nm - Meg Sep 1, 14:31
        
        Ah, makes sense. It was shortly after I got my SSA ID card at work and had to go through all the new background stuff for SSA so I wasn't - sycor Sep 1, 13:58

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