What I was really hoping for was a way to consolidate Disney gift cards. But there's no way to use the Disney Vacation Account to pay incidentals. So, it's back to taking a stack of gift cards down to the front desk.
@kphamousbr, Did you call member services to pay for dining plan? Did they have any problems taking the funds from Disney vacation account?We are DVC members and have paid dining plan & cooking demonstration for our September trip from this account . We believe you can order park tickets online pay in full prior your arrival . Have a magical vacation.![]()
@kphamousbr, Did you call member services to pay for dining plan? Did they have any problems taking the funds from Disney vacation account?
Tell them you are paying with a Disney Gift Card and give them the 2 part DVA account number. The DVA works just like a Disney Gift Card for payment, so DVC doesn't need to know you are actually using the DVA.
Tell them you are paying with a Disney Gift Card and give them the 2 part DVA account number. The DVA works just like a Disney Gift Card for payment, so DVC doesn't need to know you are actually using the DVA.
The gift card program is designed for the occasional card use not for guests buying 10, 20, 30 or more cards at a discount. If they wanted to make things easier they would offer cards where the seller could set the value at the time of sale, ie $1000 per card.
Bill
There's a Disney Gift Card Deals thread (I'm mobile so I can't link it) where someone is going to experiment with using their DVA to pay for room charges. They believe that if the CM uses the DVA number as a gift card then it will work. I'm following along to see how it turns out.
I have a DVA setup for a cruise next May. I'm using my Costco Amex card to fund the account and those transactions are coded as Travel, so I get 2% in rewards. Plus a $20 Disney Gift Card for each $1000 spent using the DVA.
We don't purchase a dining plan and our passes are on the FL Resident payment plan.