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Does anyone know if there is ANY way to buy disneyland park tickets using points at a better than 1.0c/point value?
I've been digging around for hours, and turning up nothing. It looks like Chase used to have disneyland tickets on their travel portal, but they don't anymore. There were some articles suggesting that CSR cardholders could still use the portal for disney tickets, but in the comments people are saying that wasn't true.
Currently the only way I'm seeing to do this is to trade points for a statement credit (at 1:1) and then just buy the tickets with actual money. But a pair of one-day parkhopper tickets would cost 43,500 points. Expensive! Wish there was a way to use fewer points.
I no longer have Chase so I can't help you there. I did notify a moderator to possibly move your thread to another subforum for better visibility.
Unfortunately there's really no great option. Ostensibly Disney wants you to book through them directly, so they don't really offer discounts or perks elsewhere, or if they do they're not substantial. Your best bet is just a statement credit against the purchase.
@Anonymous wrote:
I wouldn't buy parkhopper. By the time you park, take the shuttle and then the team you have killed and hour. Waste of money IMHO. Just get 1 park tickets.
He seems to be talking about Disneyland in CA, not Florida. So only two parks and easy to walk between them.
I am somewhat curious about this my cousin and nephew want to goto the new star wars exhibit at disney land and wondering if there are any good redemptions using points? On a side note if you pay with a CC doesn't that count as travel ? So maybe I would use my premier card for that
If you're staying at one of the hotels nearby in Anaheim/Garden Grove, you can sometimes buy your tickets from the hotel and thus likely trip the travel bonus on most cards. Otherwise, Savor will give 4X back on Disney admission FYI.
Another idea, you might try buying them at the Disneyland Hotel. Same price, but I'd venture that the transaction would code as travel this way as well.