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Chase offers Select Cardholders: 20% Cash Back (via statement credit) on Purchases of Disney+ or Disney Bundle Subscriptions. Max Cash Back is $16; Offer valid through 11/14.
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Thanks to Community Member Araex for posting this deal.
Note: This offer is only available to select cardholders who have the offer in the "Chase Offers" page of their account.
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I see this 20% Disney+ offer on two of my Chase cards, CSP and Ink Plus.
If you signed up for the 3 year deal like I did, your subscription should be ending on 11/11, and this is offer is good until 11/14.
If you need to keep it subscribed for Bluey, Andor or whatever else, then it's an easy $16 saving if you choose annual billing.
https://www.disneyplus.
If you signed up for the 3 year deal like I did, your subscription should be ending on 11/11, and this is offer is good until 11/14.
If you need to keep it subscribed for Bluey, Andor or whatever else, then it's an easy $16 saving if you choose annual billing.
https://www.disneyplus.
Created 11-02-2022
at 01:24 PM
by Araex
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No, it's 20% of the total that you paid up to $16 cb. I'm getting another$12.50 cb from MS, others have mentioned another cb site offering the same
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Got it for $54.59 after all taxes/discounts.
$79.99 - 25% AAFES Discount = $59.99
$59.99 + $8.25 (Taxes) = $68.24
$68.24 - 20% Chase Discount = $54.59
Not bad for another year. Especially since it's going up significantly next month.
original question:
When I try to get the military discount, it doesn't redirect me to Disney Plus. I'm signed in with shopmyexchange.com, I click Authenticate Now on the deal link [xvuestreaming.com], and it just takes me to another page on the Exchange site that has no mention of Disney Plus. Am I doing something wrong?
Personally, I don't do a bundle so I can't help you. I will say that doing monthly is probably something you should avoid. Not only does it cost more per month, but the rates are going up with all providers. Disney+ is going from $79.99 to $109.99/year next month, so locking in the lower rate ($59.99 with military discount) is definitely something worth doing. The monthly rate is also going up from $7.99 to $10.99 next month. People who want the old $79.99/$7.99 plan will get ads, which is something I'd not pay for.
For Hulu, I've always just done the 12-month promos that usually come out this month (Black Friday) where you pay $1.99/month. Not sure if they are doing that this year, but they have every year in the past. It has ads, but we only watch a couple shows on Hulu anyway, so the ~$2/month promo price wasn't too bad for dealing with that. Granted if you watch Hulu a lot, that might not be great (ads), but they usually have promos you could save money on for the ad-free version as well.
Again, personally for me, I would definitely want to take advantage of the military 25% off promo since it's for 'life'. Next year, when prices go up to $109.99, you'll end up saving ~$27.50, bringing the cost down to about what it is now. That's definitely a good deal vs trying to chase promotions every year. Plus it would stack with things like the Chase credit.
That line is in the T&C of all offers, but I think it's mainly for restaurants offers, i.e., if you order via UberEat or Doordash, then the restaurant offers won't work.
I just did the D+ renewal for $60.
not sure about bundle.
Personally, I don't do a bundle so I can't help you. I will say that doing monthly is probably something you should avoid. Not only does it cost more per month, but the rates are going up with all providers. Disney+ is going from $79.99 to $109.99/year next month, so locking in the lower rate ($59.99 with military discount) is definitely something worth doing. The monthly rate is also going up from $7.99 to $10.99 next month. People who want the old $79.99/$7.99 plan will get ads, which is something I'd not pay for.
For Hulu, I've always just done the 12-month promos that usually come out this month (Black Friday) where you pay $1.99/month. Not sure if they are doing that this year, but they have every year in the past. It has ads, but we only watch a couple shows on Hulu anyway, so the ~$2/month promo price wasn't too bad for dealing with that. Granted if you watch Hulu a lot, that might not be great (ads), but they usually have promos you could save money on for the ad-free version as well.
Again, personally for me, I would definitely want to take advantage of the military 25% off promo since it's for 'life'. Next year, when prices go up to $109.99, you'll end up saving ~$27.50, bringing the cost down to about what it is now. That's definitely a good deal vs trying to chase promotions every year. Plus it would stack with things like the Chase credit.
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original question:
Did you have to use the same email address for shopmyexchange and disney? Have a different email with disney when I signed up 3 years ago and I let my subscription expire on 11/12, so now I am looking for the best deal as one of my kids is pestering me when we will get it again
original question:
Did you have to use the same email address for shopmyexchange and disney? Have a different email with disney when I signed up 3 years ago and I let my subscription expire on 11/12, so now I am looking for the best deal as one of my kids is pestering me when we will get it again
So you were able to then sign up for the trio bundle after logging out and back in with the military discount intact?
I just signed up for Disney+, which is what I had previously. Paid 59.99 instead of 79.99.
Don't see it on my Chase Sapphire Reserve
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This is the email i received from Disney.
"We wanted to remind you that your Disney+ annual subscription will automatically renew for $79.99 on November 12, 2022. Your payment method on file will be charged unless you cancel your subscription before then"
So i went and change my payment method from Paypal to chase.
My 2022 subscription was also $79.99 and is changing to $139.99.
Also, don't you have to click on the "Offer" link while logged into your Chase account (which will open up Disney+) to activate the offer? I wouldn't think that just because you changed your payment method to Chase right before your account auto renews that the Chase Offer would get applied. There needs to be a link (offer code) between Chase and Disney+.