How do you know you have a pin code?

[Kwaschitz]

Ok, so I feel really dumb for not knowing this. We got to WDW at least once a year (minus this year when we went to DLR instead)...

We've always just decided we wanted to go, went online and booked our trip.

It's been such a rough year for us (emotionally) that all I keep thinking is how much I'd love to be able to pack it in and head to the world.

Um...how do you know if you have a pin code?

 

[aaarcher86]

Ok, so I feel really dumb for not knowing this. We got to WDW at least once a year (minus this year when we went to DLR instead)...

We've always just decided we wanted to go, went online and booked our trip.

It's been such a rough year for us (emotionally) that all I keep thinking is how much I'd love to be able to pack it in and head to the world.

Um...how do you know if you have a pin code?

Most people get them via email or snail mail.

You can call and see if there is a pin attached to your name/household as well.

If none of the above, you'll just have to stick to the broad offer discounts, but those can be good too.

 

[Kwaschitz]

Thanks - Like I said, I felt like I should know that and was feeling like a moron for not knowing.

 

[jmccreery]

I keep hoping we'll get a pin but nothing yet!

 

[Jasperann]

I'm not sure if this has anything to do with it, but I got a pin the day after I went on WDW site and ordered the Planning CD. When they asked when I was planning on coming I put the month and then when they asked where I was staying I said I was undecided (or something like that). Then I went onto the site and started pricing the vacations out for the time we wanted. I saved a couple of them after I searched them. The next day I got an e-mail with a pin code for the dates I was looking into the day before. We ended up saving 15% on AoA room only. So that was pretty awesome, I'm still hoping for a play and stay discount or free dining, but the 15% off was better than nothing.