Chase Disney Visa Card
Chase
No Annual Fee
Annual Fee
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Welcome Offer
$150Spend $500 within 3 months
OpenCard analysis
Is the Chase Disney Visa Card right for you?
The Chase Disney Visa is a no-annual-fee cash-back card from Chase. It earns a flat 1% on purchases. With no fee, it only needs to beat the flat rate your current card already pays.
Who it's for
- ✓ Anyone who wants flat-rate rewards without paying an annual fee
- ✓ People who want one rate (1%) everywhere without tracking categories
First-year value estimate
Welcome bonus
$150
Rewards on spending
$120
Annual fee (year 1)
−$0
Year 1, before credits
$270
Year two, without the welcome bonus: about $120 before credits ($120 in rewards minus the $0 fee).
Assumptions
- $12,000 a year of purchases at 1%, about $1,000 a month.
- Rewards valued at 1¢ per point or 1% cash back (cash-equivalent).
- Welcome bonus: the $150 bonus at face value ≈ $150.
- No annual fee in any year.
- Recurring credits are listed separately below and are not counted here.
An illustration, not a promise of value. Change the spending to match yours; rewards are not cash until redeemed. Card data reviewed 2026-10-02.
How the fee is offset by credits
With no annual fee, any credit you use is pure upside.
| Credit | Terms | Per year (face value) |
|---|---|---|
| DoorDash Non-Restaurant Credit | $10 per quarter, enrollment required | $40 |
| Total face value | $40 | |
How it compares
Amex Morgan Stanley Blue →
American Express, same $0 annual fee; earns 1% on everything.
Bank of America Travel Rewards →
Bank of America, same $0 annual fee; earns 1.5% on everything.
Capital One Quicksilver Cash Rewards →
Capital One, same $0 annual fee; earns 1.5% on everything.
Rules and gotchas
- The welcome bonus requires $500 in 3 months — roughly $167 a month. That fits inside the $1,000 a month in our illustration.
- One of the listed credits requires enrollment before it works.
Frequently asked questions
- Does the Chase Disney Visa have an annual fee?
- No. Our record lists a $0 annual fee for the Chase Disney Visa.
- What does the Chase Disney Visa earn?
- A flat 1% on purchases.
- Is the Chase Disney Visa worth it in the first year?
- Using our illustration ($12,000 of yearly spending), the first year comes out around $270 before credits, including a welcome bonus valued at $150. Year two drops to about $120 before credits.
- What credit do I need for the Chase Disney Visa?
- Our record lists "Good" credit as the typical target for the Chase Disney Visa. Chase makes the final decision based on its own criteria.
Earning Rates
1×All Purchases1% in Disney Rewards Dollars
Benefits & Credits
$10
DoorDash Non-Restaurant Credit
Up to $10 off one qualifying non-restaurant DoorDash order each calendar quarter (DashMart, 7-Eleven, CVS, Safeway, etc.). Requires active DashPass enrollment. Per Chase cobrand-doordash terms.
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Last Updated: Oct 2, 2026