Club Lloyds: free Disney+

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Strong perk, easily the best value Club Lloyds option.

Agreed. Certainly a lurch forward from having to choose a restaurant subscription I would likely never use or a magazine I didn’t really want after the 2nd month :smirk:.

Well done Lloyds

Really great move from Lloyds

I was planning to downgrade later this year and move all in with Chase but this is reason enough to stay

Sadly of no use to me.

My Disney+ subscription renews April and I always select the cheaper annual option.

My Club Lloyds benefits do not renew until middle of October :person_shrugging:

Ah well. I’ll stick with the cinema then.

I’m not sure everyone will see a lot of value in Disney+

Unless you’re into Star Wars, Marvel, or have young kids, Disney+ doesn’t seem to me to have much going for it. I’ve had free access to Disney+ for the last 4 months and in that time I think I’ve only used it to watch one series and probably no more than one or two movies.

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Have to say I agree. Nothing there for me either.

I am currentky binge watching NCIS Hawaii on it :rofl:

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Possibly cutting off your nose to spite your face no?

You could either pay monthly until your renewal (pay for 6 months instead of 10, effectively) then opt for Disney+ lifestyle benefit, or you could ā€˜opt out’ at renewal time then opt in to Disney+ when your paid subscription ends.

Unless you’re convinced you’re getting similar value out of the cinema tickets, I’d be inclined to do one of these.

I like this idea tbf.

Do Lloyds allow you to defer your selection? I’ll have to check.

Cinema tickets are currently worth about £68 to me (based on VIP seats), or £48 based on Vue Super Saver seats, so Disney offer is the clear winner for value.

6 months Disney at monthly rate is also about £48 (bar a few pence).

I had a magazine selection due by the 31st. I’ve selected Opt Out and the indication is that I’ll still be able to sign up after but the reward will be pro-rata’d. I’ll let you know on the 1st how it works out.

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I’m not a fan of Disney + or paid for bank accounts, but this is the kind of reward I think bears further examination.

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There’s no fee payable if you pay in Ā£2000 a month (from any source, including other Lloyds accounts, and can be done in as many chunks as you like).

I don’t particularly care for the mouse but my other half feels differently and there is genuinely good stuff on there.

It appears this isn’t happening until May 1st now…
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Not the first time Andy Webb has got a rather important detail wrong…

Interesting. I wonder what changed between that press release and the stated date. Or perhaps a miscommunication around the Rakuten benefit ending (which did disappear at midnight on the 1st as expected) and the new benefit beginning.

Might pop in a complaint since it was an official statement.

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Don’t suppose Starbucks are part of the coffee club? :face_holding_back_tears:

No, Nero is the major coffee shop brand: Coffee Club | Home

Shame, not a fan of Nero