? about Disney Credit Card! HELP!

HollyJoy

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? About the Disney Visa Credit Card

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Okay, I hope this doesn't get too confusing, and I wasn't sure where to post this, so I hope it's okay here. Anyway, we are starting to plan our next trip and are thinking about opening this credit card. However, I am a bit confused about something.

Okay, on the website Disney Visa Credit Card , they advertise "0% INTRODUCTORY APR Financing for 6 months from time account is open" along with "0% VACATION FINANCING for 6 months (as long as your account is not past due at time of purchase) after purchase date.

Okay... I understand that when I open the account, I have the FIRST 6 billing cycles with 0% APR financing. After the 6 billing cycles, it goes up. Okay, fine.

What I am trying to understand is the financing for the Disney Vacation Packages. According to the wording in the Terms, "For each qualifying Disney vacation package purchase,b provided your account is not past due on the purchase date: 0% for the first six billing cycles following the purchase date (promotional period)."

Does this mean that in order to get 0% financing for a disney vacation, I have to purchase the package w/in the first 6 months of opening the card? I understand it to be that I have 0% financing for a disney vacation for 6 months AFTER the date I purchase the package. For example, if I open the credit card today, and purchase the vacation package in August, I would have the 0% for the 6 months after August ( Sept-Feb). Is this correct?

I called the Disney Credit card number and spoke to two different people, who both told me that I would only get the 0% the first 6 months that the card is open. I'm just so confused since that is not what the website says. HELP!!!

Holly
 
It is my understanding that the 0% offer for vacations is good at any time. I have had the card since it was first offered, and when I made my reservation for April, I asked about the 0% offer, and I could get it for my vacation package. The 0% for the first 6 months is a separate offer that covers any purchases. That one will end after 6 months, but you will still be able to get the 0% for a disney vacation any time after that.
 
Thanks! That's what I thought. Amazing that I talked to TWO different operators at Chase, and neither of them knew this. They BOTH told me that no, I only get 0% during the first 6 months after I open the account. Glad to know that I was right!

Do you know if I have to book the package on the phone, or can it be done online?
 
HollyJoy said:
Do you know if I have to book the package on the phone, or can it be done online?
I booked my cruise thru a non-disney travel agent and it automatically went on 6 months 0%. I never even mentioned it to the TA or anybody, it was automatic somehow.
 

ohhh..wow..
I just put a deposit down last month for a Disney Cruise-- I've only had the card since August and I've still got 0% financing right now-- but intrest kicks in soon :( And I don't have enough money to pay it off (It's got my college text books on it) So is it possible that my cruise deposit might go to 0%??
 
Piecey said:
ohhh..wow..
I just put a deposit down last month for a Disney Cruise... So is it possible that my cruise deposit might go to 0%??

Yes, your deposit should stay at 0% for 6 months even though your promotional rate for purchases will soon be over.

If you pay it off within 6 months of when you made your deposit, you should pay no interest on your cruise! :)
 


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