Value of Disney Visa Chase in Parks?

[dsanner106]

Wait, so Chase Disney visa gives you what benefits? NonAP holder here

It does give you the ability to buy tickets at a discount to the food and wine demo events that occur 6 times a day in the main pavillion

 

[Laz]

I put the $ I have collected onto a Debit card and use that to buy all our meals and souvenirs while at WDW or DLR.

 

[GovieMom]

AP currently gets 20% off of merch with no minimum purchase required. So a better deal than the Disney Visa.

Except for the fact the Disney Visa is free. (Nevermind....just saw the OP has an AP, so in that case the AP would be better.)

 

[Stefani P.]

I just went to look online at the Disney Chase. $49 annual fee.

I don' love that. But it did say $200 statement credit if you spend $500 in first 3 months. So, I guess if I got one for my upcoming trip I could put all meals on it and save a bit.

 

[Eastern]

I just went to look online at the Disney Chase. $49 annual fee.

I don' love that. But it did say $200 statement credit if you spend $500 in first 3 months. So, I guess if I got one for my upcoming trip I could put all meals on it and save a bit.

One of the versions has the fee (Premier) and the other one does not. The one with the fee has a greater sign on bonus $200 vs $50

 

[blemon]

The only reason I keep my Disney visa is because we collect pins and you could buy the cardholder exclusive pin.

I've not heard of this. I'll do a search but if you could point me in a direction, I'd appreciate it. We only started pin trading last year and love it.

 

[OrangeBirdGirl]

I've not heard of this. I'll do a search but if you could point me in a direction, I'd appreciate it. We only started pin trading last year and love it.

The pins are available at the larger pin places in each park. Some years they are cute designs, some years I pass on it. I was just there after New Years and they did not have the 2018 pin yet, but here is the info on the 2017 pin. Shows that you could also order by calling up

https://disneyrewards.com/offers/get-new-snow-white-collectible-pin-fairest/

 

[vadersprincess12]

We have had our Disney VISA for years. There is a discount of 10% if you spend $50 or more on a purchase in the parks, but we use it for everything we purchase on a daily basis; gas, groceries, etc. We build up Disney Dollars and then just before a trip, we have that money transferred to a Disney Rewards Card to use ~ we usually don't have to pay anything for our meals because we have so much on the rewards card.