This week's Free Dining offer restricted to Disney Visa cardmembers (ie only Americans) is interesting given the political climate. As most Canadians know, we can't get that card and therefore aren't eligible for that free dining offer. I suspect Free Dining will drop next week for those without the card so it's likely (and hopefully) an academic point. No doubt Disney needed to shore up the perks of their affinity Visa card as cardmembers have criticized Disney over the years for not doing enough to make the card worthwhile. But lengthening the exclusive US only Free Dining offer from the usual past 24 or 48 hours exclusive window to a full week or more is startling when you're excluded from the offer. Given the anticipated dramatic drop of Canadian visitors to the US parks this year and likely next year as well, is Disney just reading the room and digging deeper into its domestic pool? We weren't a big travel demographic for Disney parks to begin with so it's important not to make a big deal of it. Disney's promotions are probably hashed out at least a half year in advance so issues now wouldn't have even been on the radar. It's likely just a coincidence but it's jarring given what's happened over the past few months.