Disney Gift Card Deals

[LynneIL]

Originally Posted by MrBean

The only limit is one per transaction. My DW and I picked up 12 apiece yesterday. Just went up to the register and told them each Disney card was a separate transaction. My DW was even kind enough to pre-pair the Disney cards and coupons before she bought hers. The guy at the register joked that these even helped his average checkout time (guess that's something they track).

Good luck, I'm off to pick up even more today. Can't beat this deal!

How are you printing so many coupons? Do you uninstall the coupon program each time?

[gncntry]

http://www.fatwallet.com/static/atta...target1050.pdf

[potzie2]

If I walk up and pay with my Red Card and the coupon, my Red Card only comes to $47.50 since the 5% off. Does it still qualify since the total was $50 before the Red Card discount or do I need to add something to the order to keep it at the $50 or more?

Cheers,

Brian

[missx0xdelaney]

Originally Posted by gncntry

http://www.fatwallet.com/static/atta...target1050.pdf

Target does not allow copies of their coupons to be distributed, just fyi. A work around of this is to use a different computer or web browser to print 2 coupons each. Not sure if it's a good idea to use the PDF.

Originally Posted by potzie2

If I walk up and pay with my Red Card and the coupon, my Red Card only comes to $47.50 since the 5% off. Does it still qualify since the total was $50 before the Red Card discount or do I need to add something to the order to keep it at the $50 or more?

Cheers,

Brian

The Redcard discount won't be applied until after you swipe your card to pay. When the coupon is scanned into the register, your total will still be $50.

[Nana2Callie]

Just left Target with 2 Disney $50 GC for the price of $76. That is a 24% savings and I am thrilled. I used my redcard - but the savings was 4% not 5% not sure why - I didn't ask. Also, got two $10 Target GC and I used the coupon from my smartphone. Thanks!

[lhook]

Is there a number to call to combine the gift cards to pay for an annual pass?

Thanks,
Leslie

[nefritz]

Originally Posted by Nana2Callie

Just left Target with 2 Disney $50 GC for the price of $76. That is a 24% savings and I am thrilled. I used my redcard - but the savings was 4% not 5% not sure why - I didn't ask. Also, got two $10 Target GC and I used the coupon from my smartphone. Thanks!

You don't get 5% off of the 50, just 40, because of the gift card. Tricky they do that, but for .50 not a big deal

[LekiaHall]

What a phenomenal deal! Every time I check in on this board, I come away with an amazing deal!

Going to Disney next week and am purchasing $500 worth of these cards. If my math serves me correct, I'll end up spending $410 and still have a $10 gift card leftover!

[nefritz]

Originally Posted by LekiaHall

What a phenomenal deal! Every time I check in on this board, I come away with an amazing deal!

Going to Disney next week and am purchasing $500 worth of these cards. If my math serves me correct, I'll end up spending $410 and still have a $10 gift card leftover!

Yes that's right I did the very same thing today, to cover tips and souvenirs we leave Next week also

[LekiaHall]

Originally Posted by missx0xdelaney

Target does not allow copies of their coupons to be distributed, just fyi. A work around of this is to use a different computer or web browser to print 2 coupons each. Not sure if it's a good idea to use the PDF.



The Redcard discount won't be applied until after you swipe your card to pay. When the coupon is scanned into the register, your total will still be $50.

I noticed that the coupons from the PDF look exactly like the ones printed on Target's site (except they give you two on the page). Just wondering how they would even know the difference? The coupon codes are the same on all of them.

[missx0xdelaney]

Originally Posted by LekiaHall

I noticed that the coupons from the PDF look exactly like the ones printed on Target's site (except they give you two on the page). Just wondering how they would even know the difference? The coupon codes are the same on all of them.

It is harder to tell with the Target coupons because of that but isn't there a DIS rule about not encouraging rule breaking? That is part of Target's official coupon policy, that's all I'm saying.

[islandtimect]

The cashier said I could use as many as I wanted but could only ring up 4 at a time. So $800 in Disney gift cards cost $618.50 with these coupons, my redcard, and an extra $5 coupon I had.

[LekiaHall]

Originally Posted by missx0xdelaney

It is harder to tell with the Target coupons because of that but isn't there a DIS rule about not encouraging rule breaking? That is part of Target's official coupon policy, that's all I'm saying.

I'm not disputing anything regarding Target's (or DIS) rule. Just your assertion that they don't accept copies (the coupons are the same so all are essentially duplicates).

[missx0xdelaney]

Originally Posted by LekiaHall

I'm not disputing anything regarding Target's (or DIS) rule. Just your assertion that they don't accept copies (the coupons are the same so all are essentially duplicates).

I'm just saying that regardless of whether they can tell or not, a rule is a rule and we shouldn't encourage rule breaking. If you show up to a checkout line with 30 duplicates of the same Target coupon when you can only legitimately print 2 per computer, that's not right and abusing the system is only going to lead to tighter regulations and decreased opportunities in the future. Now, if after all is said and done you still choose to use the PDF, that's your choice. I'm just throwing it out there.

[GMU MOM]

Originally Posted by LekiaHall

I'm not disputing anything regarding Target's (or DIS) rule. Just your assertion that they don't accept copies (the coupons are the same so all are essentially duplicates).

Actually, if you read the fine print on the coupon, it state: "void if copied, scanned, transferred..." And the only way this pdf was created with 2 coupons on one page was that someone first printed it from the website and then scanned it. This is a big no-no in the couponing world. Even if the store cannot tell the difference, it is considered coupon fraud. Once these coupons reach corporate, they will figure it out and we will see less and less of these promotions.