Paying Dues with Disney Visa

[figment795]

I know this topic has been brought up before DH and I are new to the Chase Disney card. If you pay your annual dues on the card do you get 6 months free intrest? How many Disney dollars does it take to get a hotel stay and what resort?

 

[calypso*a*go-go]

I thought the 6-mos interest free only applied to DVC purchase...not paying annual dues, but I could be mistaken. It might depend on which promo was running when you applied for the card. Not sure about your question regarding the hotel stay because normally you would earn rewards that could be applied to any Disney property...so you could basically stay anywhere that you have enough reward dollars to cover. For us, we save up our rewards each year and use them to pay our annual maintenance fees.

 

[figment795]

So the disney dollars is like cash that disney will use for anything at disney. I did not realize you can use the dollars to pay your dues. Thanks for your quick reply.

Annette

 

[JandD Mom]

I don't have enough rewards dollars to pay our dues, yet. But I do have a Disney Visa. Can you pay the dues with the Visa?

 

[chips]

You can pay part of the mf with your disney dollars. They issue you a debit card and they load the points onto that card. The card has a number just like a credit card. You give disney the number of the debit card and they access the amount of points on that card. They deduct that from the mf and you can pay the balance with the disney visa credit card. Of course you get points for using the card.

 

[granmanh603]

I thought the 6-mos interest free only applied to DVC purchase...not paying annual dues, but I could be mistaken. It might depend on which promo was running when you applied for the card. Not sure about your question regarding the hotel stay because normally you would earn rewards that could be applied to any Disney property...so you could basically stay anywhere that you have enough reward dollars to cover. For us, we save up our rewards each year and use them to pay our annual maintenance fees.

Hi Just wanted to ask a question about the DVC purchase/add on and putting it on your Disney Visa. I thought I had read somewhere that you could do that and get 6 months interest free too...but I don't know where I read or heard that could someone confirm that. I would like to add on and do that but like to see it be confirmed. Thank you. Hope I explained it ok. Carol

 

[disney_imagineer]

i purchased my DVC prop with Disney VISA card and got the first 6-months interest free. below is one link i found. but they also state that promotion in your monthly statement and/or newsletter somewhere (i remember reading it last week in there)

http://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/web...d_dvc_happiest_altmedia&page=cont&mkid=6SWH11

 

[granmanh603]

I guess that is the promo I saw , but when you read it you have to apply for the Dinsey Visa card , new member.....I already have 2, don't think they'll let me get another card. Bummer but I do think they have some other deal in the bill this month, I'll go check. Thank you so much for answering. Carol :earsgi
Edit...After reading it again, #3 on the ad maybe it is for any add on up to 2500 after you are approved?????? I don't know I wonder if I call or email them I could find out. Has anyone done this? Thanks

 

[tmt martins]

I guess that is the promo I saw , but when you read it you have to apply for the Dinsey Visa card , new member.....I already have 2, don't think they'll let me get another card. Bummer but I do think they have some other deal in the bill this month, I'll go check. Thank you so much for answering. Carol :earsgi
Edit...After reading it again, #3 on the ad maybe it is for any add on up to 2500 after you are approved?????? I don't know I wonder if I call or email them I could find out. Has anyone done this? Thanks

this is from the Visa sight go to disney offers then to other vacation offer and there is 2 offers can't tell the difference but both are about the same

Heard the best kept
Disney Secret? 0% APR
on your down payment *—
Exclusively for Disney’s
Visa® Cardmembers!

A lifetime of magical memories awaits you once you discover the best kept Disney secret—Disney Vacation Club! And now—as a Disney’s Visa® Cardmember, you’ll receive 0% APR for 6 months on your down payment towards a Disney Vacation Club Membership!*

Disney Vacation Club offers an affordable way to visit your Disney friends more often when you purchase a real
estate interest in a Disney Vacation Club Resort. You can also enjoy a choice of over 450 other vacation destinations around the world through Member Getaways!

Call today to learn more – 1-800-848-5569.

THIS ADVERTISING MATERIAL IS BEING USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF SOLICITING SALES OF TIME-SHARE PERIODS.

#91/4-742NJREC, KY#92-AG-105. All accommodations subject to availability. This offer may change or be terminated without notice. Restrictions apply.

The complete offering terms, including annual assessments, are in an offering plan available from the sponsor. Current prices start at $14,250. Certain limitations apply to the starting price. Prices subject to change. N.Y. File No T98-0015

*This does not guarantee developer financing approval. See Disney Vacation Club Public Offering Statement for important information. If you use your Disney's Visa(r) Credit Card in making the down payment on your purchase of a real estate interest in a Disney Vacation Club Resort, the Daily Periodic Rate for the down payment for the first 6 billing cycles following the date of the purchase is a promotional fixed rate of 0% corresponding to an APR of 0%, so long as any payments due on your Account are not past due at the time of purchase. This rate will apply to your initial down payment and add-on purchase for the lesser of $2,500 or 10% of your total purchase price. After this promotional period, the applicable APR for purchases will take effect on any remaining Disney Vacation Club purchase balance. This 0% APR does not apply to Disney Vacation Club purchases made using a Convenience Check. Payments and credits are allocated to balances with lower Annual Percentage Rates (APRs) (such as promotional APRs) before balances with higher APRs except promotional balances on qualified Disney Vacation Club or Disney vacation package purchases. Offer valid 2/1/05-12/31/05.


Offer ID = 131136

 

[granmanh603]

You people are too good. I had gone to the Disney Visa site and could not find that offer but I guess looked in the wrong spot, I never thought to look under vacations...Thats just what I was looking for, although is is only on $2500 but that is what I had thought I saw. Thank you sooo much. Carol

 

[wdwstar]

But i dont think that offer applies to paying your dues, is what the op is asking.

 

[tmt martins]

But i dont think that offer applies to paying your dues, is what the op is asking.

Yes you are correct but it went O.T. real fast with add-ons .you can pay your dues with the card ( NO 0% ) .
you can get the 0% /6months on downpayment or add-on up to $2500 or 10 %.

 

[PamOKW]

I know you're probably trying to pay your dues and get more Disney Dollars so you're asking about the 0%. But, keep in mind that if you have DVC autodeduct your dues monthly, there is no interest charge either.

Another tip I've seen mentioned, if you load your Disney Dollars onto the card you use to "spend" them, they will expire at the end of that year. Just be sure you know when and where you plan to spend before you take them out of the account and load them on the card.

 

[Lyndarella]

I am not familiar with any of the special offers mentioned so far in this post, but I did notice that the OP was talking about the new CHASE Disney card, and others are talking about the Disney Visa, which has been around for a little while. These are 2 different entities, right? If one of these credit card companies has a special offer, you could not use the other card to participate.

 

[pouncingpluto]

I am not familiar with any of the special offers mentioned so far in this post, but I did notice that the OP was talking about the new CHASE Disney card, and others are talking about the Disney Visa, which has been around for a little while. These are 2 different entities, right? If one of these credit card companies has a special offer, you could not use the other card to participate.

There's only one Disney Visa. Chase bought Bank One.