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In this post, we’ll review the only Disney-branded credit card, the Disney Chase Visa Credit Card. We’ll cover perks, points, and those magical card designs. Is this card worth a spot in your wallet? Read on.
The Chase Disney Visa card is a popular choice among Disney fans, and it can be a pretty great card to have if you know where to find its real value. From merchandise discounts, to tour offers, to Broadway perks, here are the top Chase Disney Visa perks that we think you need to know about!
If you’re looking to get the most out of your credit cards when planning your Disney vacation, you’ve got a lot of options. Here is an overview of the credit cards Disney travelers need to know about.
While the Citi Prestige isn’t the behemoth it used to be, it still holds a spot in our wallets, and we still make an earnest effort to squeeze every cent of value out of it each year. As Disney travelers, the value of the Prestige has decreased a lot for us recently, but it still has good—and sometimes enormous—value in the right circumstance. Read on for our 2020 review of the Citi Prestige.
That number is correct—the first day we had the Citi Prestige, we squeezed a net value of $2025.09 out of it planning a Walt Disney World vacation. The unique perks of this card make it one that Disney travelers have to pay attention to.
The Citi Prestige 4th Night Free doesn't always have to be about adding an extra day to your trip. We used it to add some flexibility to our flight options!
In this post, we cover booking the Walt Disney World Swan and Walt Disney World Dolphin with points. Don’t have Marriott Points (or any idea what they are)? That’s fine! In this post we cover how to earn the points, how to use them, and whether or not the Swan & Dolphin are a good use of Marriott points!
Even though Disney’s hotels at Disney World have been missing from the Chase Ultimate Rewards travel portal for nearly a year now, you can still use Chase Ultimate Rewards points to book stays at Disney World and get a few—and the most important—perks of staying at a Disney hotels. In this post, we explain the best ways to use Chase Ultimate Rewards points for your Disney World trip.
There are pretty great redemption options if you're interested in booking Disney World hotels with points, you just have to know where to look!
That number is correct—the first day we had the Citi Prestige, we squeezed a net value of $2025.09 out of it planning a Walt Disney World vacation. The unique perks of this card make it one that Disney travelers have to pay attention to.
The intersection of Disney and travel hacking is new for many people. We've got answers to the biggest questions on your mind.
Are you ready for travel hacking? What can you expect to happen to your credit score? What can you do to get started if your finances are thin? These questions and more are answered in this post!
What is a point? And is it different from a mile? Will you have to fly all the time to earn lots of points? In this post we lay the groundwork and give you a working understanding of points and miles.
Signup bonuses are the most powerful tool in the travel hackers toolkit, so how do you get these offers without putting financial strain on yourself? Find out in this post!
The annual fees on some of the cards we discuss might make you sweat, but there's actually plenty of ways to make sure the value you get is way more than the annual fee!
As with all things, your mileage may vary in applying for cards. There are some commonly applied rules that you need to know about when you start travel hacking. You'll need to keep these in mind as you start applying for cards.
You don't need a dozen spreadsheets and 16 accounts to get started with points and miles. To get started, focus on opening one new card and earning its signup bonus.
While the Citi Prestige is a good card all-around, it is one perk that really makes it stand out: 4th Night Free. In this post, we discuss 4th Night Free and how recent changes have made the perk less desirable for Disney vacations than in the past.