passport credit card

[teea]

Has anyone used the Canada post passport prepaid credit card at Disney? It seems good as it has multiple currencies on it but wanted to check experiences if anyone has used it at Disney?

Thanks

 

[star72232]

Has anyone used the Canada post passport prepaid credit card at Disney? It seems good as it has multiple currencies on it but wanted to check experiences if anyone has used it at Disney?

Thanks

Given that it costs $15 up front, $3 to reload, has monthly fees - I can't imagine it's a better deal than just using a regular credit card. You might not get forex fees, but the upfront cost is a lot!

 

[teea]

The initial cost is high, however the monthly fees are only due to inactivity. We like the ability to move the money between the wallets when the dollar is good and lock in the rate. You can load $1000 at a time, so we would likely only spend a little bit loading.... We are still deciding. Part of the trip is Disney and part is beach. We can do Disney gift cards for the Disney portion but the money is then locked to Disney and our spending at Disney will be food and incidentals as the rest is paid.

 

[Sue M]

The initial cost is high, however the monthly fees are only due to inactivity. We like the ability to move the money between the wallets when the dollar is good and lock in the rate. You can load $1000 at a time, so we would likely only spend a little bit loading.... We are still deciding. Part of the trip is Disney and part is beach. We can do Disney gift cards for the Disney portion but the money is then locked to Disney and our spending at Disney will be food and incidentals as the rest is paid.

I have a USD checking acct at my bank and a USD credit card. I buy USD when rate goes up and put into my USD acct. locking it in. Not too much to crow about lately with our CAD