Chase Credit Card Question

lizzytizzy

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I recently got a Chase Disney credit card and have a question. How much do I have to spend so that I can get the Disney Rewards card? I just put a deposit on a trip and tried calling Chase for the Rewards card and they told that I didn’t spend enough. Thanks.
 
I recently got a Chase Disney credit card and have a question. How much do I have to spend so that I can get the Disney Rewards card? I just put a deposit on a trip and tried calling Chase for the Rewards card and they told that I didn’t spend enough. Thanks.

How recently did you put the deposit down? The rewards won’t show in your account until your statement closes for the month. They’re not added daily, just once a month.
 
For every $100 you spend you get 1 Disney Reward Point.
You need 20 points to be able to transfer that onto a card and have your card sent to you in the mail.
After that you need at least 10 points to transfer onto the card.
So you need to spend at least $2,000 to get the card.
This can all be done online on your account.
No need to call.
The points show up after each statement ends.
 
I recently got a Chase Disney credit card and have a question. How much do I have to spend so that I can get the Disney Rewards card? I just put a deposit on a trip and tried calling Chase for the Rewards card and they told that I didn’t spend enough. Thanks.
Are you looking for a sign-up bonus? I believe those are typically statement credits.

If you are looking for a Disney Rewards Redemption Card, as mentioned above you need to have a minimum 20 reward points to initially request a card. The Reward points don't post to your account until your statement date. (For example: my statement date is the 21st of each month, so if I make a big purchase on the 18th the related Rewards show up in a few days but if my big purchase is on the 23rd the related Rewards aren't available for a month).
Once you have at least 20 Reward points, you can request a Rewards Redemption Card with those 20 points; then you can add to that same card in $10 increments. But again, points don't post to your account until your statement date regardless of when you made the purchase.
 
I used the pay yourself back option this summer and it was very handy. No need to remember to bring the card.

Can’t use points that are pending, though, which sounds like that was OP’s problem.
 
I used the pay yourself back option this summer and it was very handy. No need to remember to bring the card.

Can’t use points that are pending, though, which sounds like that was OP’s problem.
OP was told she didn't spend enough to be able to transfer. With Pay Yourself back the minimum is $0.01 so that wouldn't be an issue but yes points must be posted in your account and not pending for either redemption option.
 
Is it true that the points don't expire as long as I keep earning them on a regular basis? TIA.

LAX
 
Is it true that the points don't expire as long as I keep earning them on a regular basis? TIA.

LAX
Yes that is correct. Although I’m not sure you really need to spend on any regular basis. Obviously you need to spend every once in awhile so Chase doesn’t close the card.

From https://disneyrewards.com/terms/

Rewards Dollar expiration

  • Rewards Dollars in your Account won’t expire as long as your Account is open and you don’t lose them for any of the reasons described in the “How you could be prohibited from earning or redeeming Rewards Dollars or could lose Rewards Dollars” section of these Terms and Conditions. .
    • Rewards Dollars transferred from your Account to a Redemption Card will never expire
 












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