Does Disney Chase VISA charge foreign transaction fee?

[bas71873]

I wasn't exactly sure where to ask this, but does anyone know if the Disney Chase VISA credit card charges a foreign transaction free if you rent through a company like Dave's DVC? I can't seem to find any info on Chase's website. TIA.

 

[albarellic]

I know that they charge an international fee for physically using the card outside the US. I can't remember what it was though.

They have great customer service though and can answer your question in a matter of minutes. I called to find out their rates when I couldn't find the info on their website.

 

[chalee94]

Pricing and terms sheet says it has a 3% fee if you are being charged in a foreign currency.

not entirely sure that is completely up-to-date, though...calling them sounds like a good plan.

 

[MouseMomx2]

Pricing and terms sheet says it has a 3% fee if you are being charged in a foreign currency.

not entirely sure that is completely up-to-date, though...calling them sounds like a good plan.

Yes, this is accurate. They charge the 3% if you physically use the card in another country and also for any transactions that go through in another country. I pre-ordered Paris museum passes and Disneyland Paris tickets and was charged the 3% on both. After those purchases we elected to get a Capital One card for the trip as they do not charge any foreign transaction fees.

 

[bas71873]

Thanks. I did end up calling and 3% it is!

 

[JimC]

Interestingly, the equivalent branded Chase card from Marriott does not charge a foreign transaction fee. I have both and use the Marriott outside US.

 

[lawgator]

Interestingly, the equivalent branded Chase card from Marriott does not charge a foreign transaction fee. I have both and use the Marriott outside US.[/QUOTE

Capital One also does not charge a foreign currency transaction fee, so we use that when we travel or make purchases outside the U.S. as well as our no fee Andrews Federal Credit Union card which also has the chip and pin technology used extensively in Europe now.