Capital One cardholders, take note: You might get even more bang for your buck on your next Disney vacation.
During the Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, Capital One has some noteworthy offers for cardholders, including the possibility of earning 50,000 miles when you spend $1,000 on Undercover Tourism.
Undercover Tourism is an online website that sells tickets to licensed theme parks (e.g. Disney World, Universal Studios, Legoland, etc.), vacation packages, cruises, hotels, and more.
So if you’re planning on visiting the Mouse House (or any theme park-centric resort) in 2026, here’s what you should know about the Capital One deal.
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How to Earn 50K Capital One Miles on Your Next Disney Vacation
Let’s be honest, a theme park vacation isn’t cheap. But with this targeted Capital One cardholder offer, you can earn 50,000 Capital One miles (after spending $1,000 on Undercover Tourism) for the cost of a Disney or other theme park ticket.
For example, a three-day Disney World park pass that lets you visit one or more of the four parks (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom or Hollywood Studios) costs $1,405.68 for three people (ages 10 or older).
If you choose not to spend money on a Park Hopper pass, but instead purchase a three-day pass (only one park per day) for two adults and two children (ages 2 to 9), you’ll spend $1,546.66.
With select Capital One Venture Rewards credit cards, you’ll earn 2 miles per $1 spent on this purchase, which works out to 2,812 miles or 3,093 miles. However, this targeted offer will also net you an additional 50,000 mile bonus, which is worth $925 based on TPG’s November 2025 valuation.
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This is the best rewards return on Disney World and other theme park tickets TPG has ever seen. Unfortunately, not every Capital One cardholder will have this targeted offer on their account.
For example, Summer Hull, senior content director at TPG, currently holds a Capital One Venture Rewards credit card and discovered the offer on her account. Meanwhile, our Director of Points, Miles and Credit Card Content, Carly Helfand (holds the Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card) no This offer is on her card information.
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How to Participate in Capital One Card Offers
If you see this offer on your cardholder account, click on it and press “Shop Online.” This will take you to the merchant’s website where you can make your purchase. Please be sure to check specific offer terms before purchasing. According to Capital One’s website, payments are typically issued within 45 days.
Additionally, you may need to scroll through your entire account before clicking on a specific offer. Summer noted that after she clicked on the “undercover travel” offer, the high-value mileage offer decreased.
Other benefits for TPG employees include:
- Earn 20,000 miles when you spend $550 on Hotels.com
- Earn 5,000 miles when you spend $125 at The Vitamin Shoppe
- Earn 50,000 miles when you spend $1,000 at Tuft & Needle
- Earn 10,000 miles when you spend $300 at Shark Ninja
bottom line
Whether you’re a points and miles enthusiast or simply looking to save money on out-of-pocket costs, Capital One’s Undercover Tourism targeted offers can help you book your next award vacation or partially pay for your theme park ticket purchase.
Since Capital One allows you to pay for travel at 1 cent per mile, a 50,000-mile bonus would be worth $500. We found undercover tourists buying codes for travel. So if you spend $1,500 on a Disney World ticket, once the bonus miles arrive in your account, you can use those miles to pay for part of the ticket cost, saving $500.
While saving $500 on theme park tickets is great, if you want to maximize the miles you earn, you can transfer your rewards to Capital One’s 15+ airline and hotel partners. By transferring your miles to a partner program, you have the potential to receive more than 1 cent per mile in value.
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