Using Disney Visa Rewards for Tickets

[dnamertz]

I want to use some of my Disney Visa Rewards points to purchase my Park-Hopper tickets online, but I'm not sure how to do that. Do I need to order my rewards gift card and transfer the points onto it...then can I use the gift card to make the purchase?

Through my health insurance program, they offer a LifeBalance program that gets me a great discount on Disney ticktes. To get that discount, they have a link on their website that takes me directly to the Disneyland website. Can I use the gift card to make this purchase?

Also, the section of the Disneyland website mentions printing your Disneyland tickets via Disney's E-ticket. Is this the only way to get your tickets if you order online? Has anyone used the E-ticket to print their tickets? I ask because I don't have a great printer.

 

[glendalais]

In order to redeem your Disney Dream Reward Dollars, you must obtain a Disney Rewards Redemption Card through Chase or by visiting a Disney Parks Guest Relations location. You cannot redeem your Disney Dream Reward Dollars in any other fashion.

The Disney Rewards Redemption Card should be useable across all Disney websites, even those linked from third parties. You do have the option of having your tickets held at the Will Call window at the Disneyland Resort or posted to you by post or courier. However, the Disney's eTicket option is the least expensive option. If your ticket is unusable at the turnstile, they should be able to reprint it at the Will Call window.

 

[dnamertz]

In order to redeem your Disney Dream Reward Dollars, you must obtain a Disney Rewards Redemption Card through Chase or by visiting a Disney Parks Guest Relations location. You cannot redeem your Disney Dream Reward Dollars in any other fashion.

The Disney Rewards Redemption Card should be useable across all Disney websites, even those linked from third parties. You do have the option of having your tickets held at the Will Call window at the Disneyland Resort or posted to you by post or courier. However, the Disney's eTicket option is the least expensive option. If your ticket is unusable at the turnstile, they should be able to reprint it at the Will Call window.

Anyone every use the Will Call window before? If I buy my tickets now, but don't plan to use them for almost a year, can I just pick them up at Will Call a year from now? It would be nice to pick them up at Will Call the night before our first day in the park, after we've checked into our hotel.

 

[glendalais]

Anyone every use the Will Call window before? If I buy my tickets now, but don't plan to use them for almost a year, can I just pick them up at Will Call a year from now? It would be nice to pick them up at Will Call the night before our first day in the park, after we've checked into our hotel.

Tickets will only be held at the Will Call window for up to 30 days from the date on which they are purchased.

 

[dnamertz]

Tickets will only be held at the Will Call window for up to 30 days from the date on which they are purchased.

So Will Call won't work. My only worry about ordering the tickets so far in advance is that I might misplace them. If I order the E-tickets, then lose them, can they be replaced?

 

[Ariel224]

So Will Call won't work. My only worry about ordering the tickets so far in advance is that I might misplace them. If I order the E-tickets, then lose them, can they be replaced?

Save the email and/or the pdf attachment that contains the e-ticket and you can reprint it as many times as you need to.