New Disney Visa "Inspire" card

No reckless speculation on what they'll offer?

One DVC lounge entry a year?
Maybe next DVC incentive round, $1500 off 150+ point purchases if you use this card?
Cut to the front of the line on the credit card exclusive character meet and greets?
9 month 0% financing?
Here's my baseless speculation:
  1. Applications go online Monday (February 2nd)
  2. Annual fee for new card: $500
  3. Perks will include:
    1. Nothing new that cannibalizes DVC membership. Remember the perpetual "DVC and ______ are two different departments at Disney" excuse for why DVC has limited crossover benefits for non-DVC stuff. With that being said, it will include free Membership Magic Beyond for eligible DVC members.
    2. $200 annual Disney hotel credit (can be applied to direct DVC purchases too)
    3. $15 monthly Lyft credit
    4. $15 monthly credit for Disney+/Hulu/ESPN+
    5. $50 annual credit to D23 membership
    6. Discounted park tickets if annual spend exceeds $75k
    7. Same discounts on Disney dining/merch that we're used to
    8. High multiplier on Disney spend (limited to $20k/year)
    9. Lower multiplier on categories like Groceries and Gas Stations
  4. But wait there's more: the existing Disney Cards get a refresh too, with different benefits.
My thought is that this will not be a "travel card" as much as a "deep pocketed Disney Adult" card.
 
Here's my baseless speculation:
  1. Applications go online Monday (February 2nd)
  2. Annual fee for new card: $500
  3. Perks will include:
    1. Nothing new that cannibalizes DVC membership. Remember the perpetual "DVC and ______ are two different departments at Disney" excuse for why DVC has limited crossover benefits for non-DVC stuff. With that being said, it will include free Membership Magic Beyond for eligible DVC members.
    2. $200 annual Disney hotel credit (can be applied to direct DVC purchases too)
    3. $15 monthly Lyft credit
    4. $15 monthly credit for Disney+/Hulu/ESPN+
    5. $50 annual credit to D23 membership
    6. Discounted park tickets if annual spend exceeds $75k
    7. Same discounts on Disney dining/merch that we're used to
    8. High multiplier on Disney spend (limited to $20k/year)
    9. Lower multiplier on categories like Groceries and Gas Stations
  4. But wait there's more: the existing Disney Cards get a refresh too, with different benefits.
My thought is that this will not be a "travel card" as much as a "deep pocketed Disney Adult" card.
I have to remind you that @LittleBitGoofy picture confirmed it was a Visa Signature and not a Visa Infinite.

Since the CSR (when it opened) and Ritz had the lowest Invinite AF's at $450 for Chase and Capital One offering the Venture X with a $395 Fee, I can't see a Visa Signature ever have that high of a fee.

With you keep mentioning DVC benefits I would think it would have to be an infinite as "Signature" requires a minimum of $5K CL while Infinite requires a minimum $10K CL. Obviously the CL can be more by why start with the smaller baseline?
 
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Here's my baseless speculation:
  1. Applications go online Monday (February 2nd)
  2. Annual fee for new card: $500
  3. Perks will include:
    1. Nothing new that cannibalizes DVC membership. Remember the perpetual "DVC and ______ are two different departments at Disney" excuse for why DVC has limited crossover benefits for non-DVC stuff. With that being said, it will include free Membership Magic Beyond for eligible DVC members.
    2. $200 annual Disney hotel credit (can be applied to direct DVC purchases too)
    3. $15 monthly Lyft credit
    4. $15 monthly credit for Disney+/Hulu/ESPN+
    5. $50 annual credit to D23 membership
    6. Discounted park tickets if annual spend exceeds $75k
    7. Same discounts on Disney dining/merch that we're used to
    8. High multiplier on Disney spend (limited to $20k/year)
    9. Lower multiplier on categories like Groceries and Gas Stations
  4. But wait there's more: the existing Disney Cards get a refresh too, with different benefits.
My thought is that this will not be a "travel card" as much as a "deep pocketed Disney Adult" card.
I think at that annual fee it would be a Visa Infinite rather than Signature, but the ad said Signature
 












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