Dining and Disney Chase Visa Rewards Card

[Luv2CtheMouse]

I have a question for those who have had this card for a while. I would like to preface it with this: This is NOT a request for suggestion on how to handle finances.

When you charge dining to your Disney Visa Card, like you would your vacation reservation, do they extend the 6 months no finance, or is this for resort and cruise reservations only.

I might also ask, does this offer also apply to purchases on Disney property, such as in the World of Disney.

 

[woz1971]

I do not have the answer to all your questions but a word to the wise - back in 2007 I thought that I would use the "free financing" to just square up everything with the trip when I got home. Now I am the type of person that charges many things i.e. groceries, gas, etc. to get as many points as possible. It is not possible for someone like me to have an interest free vacation as they posted my large payment meant for my monthly charges to the vacation first leaving me to pay interest on my other items that I normally paid in full. Upon returning I called many times and finally when I sent an email they finally reversed the $70 in interest. I called Chase before the trip to ask what I needed to do and they did include anything about applying my payments to the interest only. Anyway my tip is to make sure the vacation is the only thing you are charging on the card in order to get interest free for 6 months. I also believe it is only charges from the WDTC that are interest free so I would say probably not to the meals and park purchases. Hope this helps

 

[jen42002]

I was told the resort package (room/tickets) qualify for 0% for 6 months. Room only reservations do not.

Anything charged on Disney property, including your KTTW room charge amount, is billed as a regular charge (no special financing).

 

[nowellsl]

I was told the resort package (room/tickets) qualify for 0% for 6 months. Room only reservations do not.

Anything charged on Disney property, including your KTTW room charge amount, is billed as a regular charge (no special financing).

This is correct!

 

[Luv2CtheMouse]

I was told the resort package (room/tickets) qualify for 0% for 6 months. Room only reservations do not.

Anything charged on Disney property, including your KTTW room charge amount, is billed as a regular charge (no special financing).

This is what I thought. I was told the opposite and did not think that was correct.

My APs were not changed interest, but funny enough, neither was the $400 I spent at the Disney Outlet here locally.