Disney has made another coupon available online for us. You can save $10 on the BluRay/DVD combo pack of their newest version of Alice in Wonderland starring Johnny Depp. You have to be a Disney Rewards member to print the coupon (it made me sign in) but it’s free to join and only takes a couple of minutes.
Click here to print your coupon.
Thanks to tjthemanto for finding this coupon for us.
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Creepy.
You can get it at Toysrus or online for 19.99 🙂 for the combo pack
Zellers has the combo pack on for $29.99 this week too, so with the coupon it’s only $19.99!
I think the coupon said for Quebec only.
Ooops. Nevermind, I managed to print and is for all of Canada. For some strange reason, I didn’t have to sign in or rather become a Disney Member to get the coupon. I only wanted one coupon, but ended up printing 2 coupons when I hit the back button & then did something else, maybe the forward button. Both of the coupons have the different computerized bar codes and it prints out automatically, so if you want it in black and white, reset your printer settings first. I hate wasting colour on the laser printer, argh.
Why am I having such problems printing this? LOL! It makes me download and install the coupon printer and I do that but nothing? Any help?!? Thanks so much!
Sally – where did you see that price? I don’t see it on their website
Shoppers has it on sale today (not sure if it’s for the rest of the week) for $27.99 for the combo pack.
I tried to print this and no way.. software won’t work. Then when I try to have it mailed to me I find ONLY FOR USA. Again Canada sucks.