Does Capital One code DVC Purchases or dues payments as Travel?

[thelionqueen]

Hi all, asking this again as a related thread is a few years old. Can anyone confirm if dues payments are coded as travel? Although I've already paid for my initial payment via another credit card, I'm looking to only use CapitalOne Savor for all my Disney spending (which is a lot lol). I figure it's worth asking again as I can't be the only one curious

 

[RebelScum]

Same question for American Express. I get triple points for travel on my amex card.

 

[starry_solo]

Aren't those codes subject to change? So one month it could but then another month no? If something happened in between?

 

[CarolynFH]

Well, I know that for Chase, DVC dues do code as Travel. Hopefully it's the same for CapitolOne, but I can't promise that!

 

[DanCali]

Same question for American Express. I get triple points for travel on my amex card.

Haven't tried Amex with DVC because I use use Chase Sapphire Reserve for DVC.

But I do use my Amex Marriott card for Marriott/Westin dues and those are coded as travel.

 

[wdwnomad]

Same question for American Express. I get triple points for travel on my amex card.

Yes, they do.

 

[kmc8826]

Hi all, asking this again as a related thread is a few years old. Can anyone confirm if dues payments are coded as travel? Although I've already paid for my initial payment via another credit card, I'm looking to only use CapitalOne Savor for all my Disney spending (which is a lot lol). I figure it's worth asking again as I can't be the only one curious

Purchase coded as travel and could be erased on Venture cards. I assume dues will code as travel as well but haven’t done it. (Usually use discounted gift cards for dues).

 

[disney-inspired]

Reviving this thread. I just paid for my dues with the Capital One Savor card and it is showing a lodging.

 

[thelionqueen]

Reviving this thread. I just paid for my dues with the Capital One Savor card and it is showing a lodging.

Thank you! Bummer it’s only 1% for lodging vs entertainment