Disney Visa Promo worth it?

[adelaster]

The Disney card does not fall under the 5/24 rule. I am 9/24 and just was approved last month for the Disney Premier card, $500 spend receive $200 statement credit. I found that offer on the Disneyland website.

I know it doesn't count for getting it, but what about counting towards the procurement of other cards?

 

[gottalovepluto]

The Disney card does not fall under the 5/24 rule. I am 9/24 and just was approved last month for the Disney Premier card, $500 spend receive $200 statement credit. I found that offer on the Disneyland website.

The card itself does not but it will count to your 5/24 total for other Chase cards.
ETA: @adelaster

 

[Angrose]

I know it doesn't count for getting it, but what about counting towards the procurement of other cards?

The card itself does not but it will count to your 5/24 total for other Chase cards.
ETA: @adelaster

Oops, that's what happens when I try to answer questions at 2am while suffering from jet lag!

 

[Monykalyn]

From what I could tell, aside from the original giftcard the rewards on the Disney card are not great.

We got the $200 offer a couple years ago-recently upgraded to the fee one (think DH got fee waved for 1st year? He may have gotten an offer to do that). The rewards aren't that great (as a PP mentioned-the Barclay rewards card give better options), but once in a while there are targeted rewards-for this summer it is 3% (I think) back when using it for insurance-so since we have car and health insurance, plus I had to renew my liability insurance, was easy to wrack up a couple hundred dollars in "free" money.
My DH has a label (small) on back of his CC that he carries that tells which gives highest reward for what category.
The exclusive Disney Visa photo at Epcot is fun (we got Mickey and Goofy!) plus isn't there one at DHS now with ??Kylo Ren or chewbacca?