It would depend on the offer.
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@Duckbug.Ducktales pointed out earlier this my example was from before this Inspire card was offered and was to go from the regular/classic disney card to the Premier.
I think the gift cards are a new thing it used to be just statement credits which imo are better as that means I'm spending less to meet the requirements. If the Inspire card offer was changed to $600 statement credit after spending $1K at for a WDW AP at Disney that means that I would earn $30 in Disney Dollars and I would receive an extra $100 statement credit for the tickets. So if I didn't want to chase the $2k spend or worry about Disney Streaming I could throw the card in a drawer and my total owed to Chase would be $270 ($1,000 - $600 - $100 - $30 Disney Dollars redeemed with PYB). With this same offer I would owe Chase $570 ($1,000 - $300 - $100 - $30 Disney Dollars redeemed with PYB) and be holding a $300 Gift Card which I probably could have purchased for a discount with the $300 I didn't pay chase earlier.