First time I am ever considering one of the Chase Disney cards, the previous ones didn't have enough to make me want to apply.
It seems like a no brainer if you don't already have another card paying for
Disney+ as the $120 mostly covers the annual fee and then the $100 credit for $200 in tickets makes it worthwhile. The $600 sign up bonus ($300 DGC at sign up and then $300 statement credit after you spend $1000) sweetens the deal even more.
My only question becomes is it worthwhile for both myself and my wife to apply for our own cards. We could each easily get the $100 credit for $200 in tickets as we buy 4 Annual Passes each year and could spread it over the 2 cards plus gift cards.
Too bad Disney+ doesn't allow you to split the payment across 2 cards. My monthly payment is $24.99/month for the "Legacy bundle" (Disney+ no ads, Hulu Ads and ESPN Plus). If I could split the payment onto 2 cards and get the $10 credit on each, it would make applying for 2 cards simple - but I don't think you can split the payment that way.
The $200 reward dollars for $2000 on resorts or cruises is harder. More than likely I could do it on 1 card by charging to my room. I wonder if I can charge a Disney gift card to my room? Buy 2x $1000 Disney Gift Card, charge it to my room and then use one of the Disney Visa's towards the Folio. If that works, then you'd essentially be buying a $2000 DGC for 13% off ($200 Disney Reward Dollars plus 3% back in Disney Reward Dollars). Then in theory you could use that DGC to pay for DVC dues or whatever else you wanted.
If you stay at VDH or Aulani often, the Transient Occupancy Tax should count towards the $2000 too.
Anyone know if they allow you to purchase a Disney Gift card in the parks and charge it to your room or do you need to use a credit card for DGCs purchased at the parks.