Listen up Disney Visa Cardholders, there’s a NEW offer for you.
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It’s back-to-school season, and Disney Visa Cardmembers can currently take advantage of a huge offer from Disney and one of the most respected names in education history: National Geographic.
If you’re a Disney Visa Holder, you can currently take advantage of Cardmember-exclusive rates and special offers when you purchase an annual subscription to Nat Geo Kids or National Geographic using your Disney Visa Card.
National Geographic area in Disneyland
Currently, Disney Visa Cardholders can get a one-year (12 issues) subscription to National Geographic Magazine for $34 ($15 off the regular price), which covers print and digital versions of each issue. According to Disney, “A National Geographic subscription is a great resource for high school and college-aged students with unlimited access to science, history, culture, and current events” The offer also includes a tote bag.
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That’s not all, however. Disney Visa Cardholders can also get a one-year (10 issue) subscription to Nat Geo Kids print magazine and book bundle for $39 (regular price $49) when using their Disney Visa. According to Disney, “Nat Geo Kids brings the magic of nature right into your home with exciting stories, stunning visuals and interactive content for young explorers ages 7-12.” The offer also includes a 96-page Puzzle Book of Animals.
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Both offers are available until September 30th.
The Nat Geo offer is just the newest of many benefits available to Disney Visa Cardholders. Some of these include:
- Special financing options for Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, and other U.S. Disney Destination vacations.
- Special shopping savings at DisneyStore.com and at select locations at U.S. Disney Parks.
- The ability to earn points for signing up for the Disney+/Hulu/ESPN bundle. According to Disney, “When you subscribe to the Disney Bundle (Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+) you can earn back $14.99 per month for up to 3 consecutive months in statement credits on qualifying Disney Bundle purchases, or other qualifying subscriptions or add-ons purchased directly at DisneyPlus.com, Hulu.com or ESPNPlus.com that total $14.99 or more when you use your Disney Premier Visa Card.”
- Special cardmember-only VIP packages for Disney on Broadway shows including tickets to the show, premium seating, a non-alcoholic beverage in a keepsake cup, and a commemorative print.
- An exclusive Star Wars meet & greet only available for cardmembers at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland.
- 20% off your first year of an annual Marvel Unlimited subscription, your “one-stop destination for over 30,000 comics spanning the Marvel Universe, when you use your Disney Visa Credit Card.”
National Geographic has been published since 1888. Disney acquired the brand in 2019, as part of their purchase of 20th Century Fox.
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If you’re a Disney Visa Cardholder, there’s currently a massive National Geographic benefit available to you for a limited time. Stay tuned to DFB for further Disney Visa updates.
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The best Disney Visa perks IMO are the the Disney Visa photo ops, and the 6 month interest break on payments made toward your resort vacation package. There is an online discount at Disney Store too. The in-park discounts are good as well, but honestly, a lot of them are the same or less than discounts that are available to D23, Annual Pass, and other memberships that qualify for discounts.