{"id":37699,"date":"2015-03-05T09:00:35","date_gmt":"2015-03-05T14:00:35","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.themouseforless.com\/blog_world\/?p=37699"},"modified":"2015-03-04T13:28:58","modified_gmt":"2015-03-04T18:28:58","slug":"many-benefits-disney-chase-visa-card","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.themouseforless.com\/blog_world\/many-benefits-disney-chase-visa-card\/","title":{"rendered":"The Many Benefits of the Disney Chase Visa Card"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"Visa<\/a><\/p>\n

They say money can’t buy happiness, and that is true, but it can buy a ticket to The Happiest Place on Earth!\u00a0 Wouldn’t it be great though to purchase Disney tickets and souvenirs at a discounted price or at no cost at all?<\/p>\n

I recently wrote about my first trip to Disneyland<\/a>, but one thing that I failed to mention was that my ticket to the park did not cost me anything. \u00a0Yes, I actually got my ticket for free!\u00a0 But how?<\/p>\n

Several years ago, I applied for the Disney Chase Visa and I have been using this card ever since. \u00a0Card holders earn Disney reward dollars with every purchase made. So when the idea of visiting Disneyland came up, I began saving those reward dollars. \u00a0I certainly don\u2019t recommend going into debt just to save a few bucks at Disney, but if you use a credit card regularly, and you are a Disney fan, this may be the card for you!<\/p>\n

How it works: Like other credit cards that allow you to earn airline miles or cash back, the Disney Chase Visa gives you reward dollars for purchases that you make. \u00a0There are two card options: The Disney Rewards Visa (no annual fee) and the Disney Premier Visa ($50 annual fee). \u00a0The main difference between the cards is how you will earn reward dollars. \u00a0With the Disney Rewards Visa you earn 1% on everyday purchases. \u00a0The Disney Premier Visa will allow you to earn 2% at gas stations, grocery stores, Disney locations, and restaurants as well as 1% on all other purchases. \u00a0The reward dollars you earn can be used at Disney parks or on Disney items.<\/p>\n

\"My<\/a>
My reward dollars paid for my ticket to The Happiest Place on Earth!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

When you are ready to redeem your reward dollars, you will request a reward card. \u00a0You can load a minimum of $10 reward dollars, all of the dollars you have earned, or any amount in between. \u00a0You can then use the card to make purchases just like a debit card. \u00a0I have used my reward dollars for park tickets, souvenirs, meals, and online purchases at disneystore.com.<\/p>\n

\"Enjoy<\/a>
Enjoy discounts on some of your favorite souvenirs.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Other perks:<\/p>\n

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  • 10% off a $50 purchase at select stores in the Disney World and Disneyland Resorts<\/li>\n
  • Character meet and greets at a private location within the Disney World and Disneyland Resorts with a complimentary photo<\/li>\n
  • 10% off at select dining locations<\/li>\n
  • 15% off select guided tours<\/li>\n
  • 15% off at some salon locations within the Disney World and Disneyland resorts<\/li>\n
  • Periodic discounts for on-site hotels<\/li>\n
  • $50 on board credit on Disney cruises<\/li>\n
  • Various limited-time offers throughout the year that include: exclusive pins for card holders, advance ticket sales, discounts, or VIP options for Disney Broadway shows, and movie club discounts<\/li>\n
  • Several card designs to choose from<\/li>\n
  • and many, many more!<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    I most often take advantage of the dining and hotel discounts. \u00a0The discounts are usually on par with those offered to Florida Residents, so if you live outside of Florida, this is one way to access similar discounts.<\/p>\n

    I have personally chosen to remain with the Disney Rewards Visa, but if you are interested in the Premier you can often find specials where the first year\u2019s annual fee is waived. Also, there are various incentives offered throughout the year for both cards, so I would recommend signing up when a great perk is offered. \u00a0One of the best deals I have seen recently is a $200 statement credit after you make a certain number of purchases or spend a certain dollar amount.<\/p>\n

    I have been incredibly happy with my Disney Rewards Visa. \u00a0The dollars I have earned have allowed me to off set some of my travel costs on several occasions and I take advantage of the perks often.\u00a0 I would recommend the card to anyone who is a Disney fan!<\/p>\n

    (Editor’s Note: In order to effectively obtain points for “free,” keep in mind that it is best to pay the card off monthly…otherwise, you’ll be paying more in fees than you will gain in Disney Reward Dollars. Also, if you do decide to go with the Premier Card, in order to make it worth it after that often free, free year, do know that you will need to make sure you gain more than $50 a year in Disney Reward Dollars (the cost of the annual fee). Otherwise, again, the card won’t be worth it. Just a few tips that I’ve noticed while having my own card.)<\/em><\/p>\n

    Have you tried the Disney Chase Visa card?\u00a0 What benefits do you enjoy most?<\/em><\/p>\n

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