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  • On Jul 21, 2012
    Mary jane from PA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    hav recently heard limit of 3 disney gift cards per transaction. please clarify.thanx

    Hi Mary Jane. I love using Disney gift cards to budget for special experiences or purchases during my vacations to Walt Disney World!

    I spoke with a friendly cast member who explained that for each transaction there is in fact a limit of 3 methods of payment that one guest can utilize. One example would be when a guest uses a Disney gift card, a Disney Rewards card from their Disney Visa and cash to complete a purchase. I was informed that there aren't any restrictions on the number of Disney gift cards accepted. However, if you are staying onsite and have a Key to the World card (room key) with charging privileges, it would be a lot easier to place all purchases on your room key and then, settle up with your Disney gift cards at your resort front desk outside of peak check-in/check-out hours. This would eliminate the need for your to carry around, and possibly misplace, multiple Disney gift cards.

    Just make sure you understand the policies of how they charge against a credit card etc for the extra charges to your room if not paid in advance. A great explanation of this can be found at this link to Moms Panelist Kay B's recent answer on this subject.

    Wishing you a pixie-dusted Disney gift card shopping experience!

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Meet the Panelist: Kim, North Carolina

I am a wife and mom of 2. I have some unique Disney planning experiences related to special diets, touring with a preschooler and teenager at the same time, and meeting mobility needs. I look forward to helping you plan the vacation of your life! Learn More About Kim

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