All About Disney Gift Cards

Where to Purchase a Disney Gift Card?
You can order them online here. Major chain stores like Target, Walmart and Walgreens will sell them. You can purchase a gift card at most merchandise locations in the parks.

How Much Are They Worth?
The gift cards purchased will have a set amount on them. You can purchase a $25, $50, $100, $150, $200, or $500 gift card. These can be reloaded for any amount between $5-$1,000. The maximum amount you can have on these cards is $1,00.

What to Buy With a Disney Gift Card?

Theme park tickets
Souvenirs at most Disney parks gift shops
Disney theatrical shows on Broadway
Disney parks restaurant meals
Disney Store merchandise

And of course, if you ever have questions, don't be afraid to ask a Cast Member (preferably before you get in the check out line).

How to reload a Disney Gift Card?
You can easily reload your gift card. If you are in a Disney park, just swing by any gift shop. A Cast Member can reload your gift card at the register. You can reload using either cash or a credit card.

When do they expire?
Never!

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