Did this contain a pin??

[Mickfarland4]

I am a novice so I thought maybe some of you could tell me if this was a GP offer or if this had an actual pin code. My MIL handed me a booklet(not a postcard) this morning that had on the inside:

Save on our resorts!
Enjoy 5 nights/6 days at WDW resort this summer!
With this WDW travel company vacation package, get accomodations and theme park tickets!!

Then it lists package savings by level of resort, followed by valid dates.

Then it says:

To take advantage of this offer don't forget to use your unique pin listed on the envelope.

Did this contain a legit pin on the envelope?? Sounds odd to me.

Thanks for your insight and knowledge!

 

[TheDisney411]

I am a novice so I thought maybe some of you could tell me if this was a GP offer or if this had an actual pin code. My MIL handed me a booklet(not a postcard) this morning that had on the inside:

Save on our resorts!
Enjoy 5 nights/6 days at WDW resort this summer!
With this WDW travel company vacation package, get accomodations and theme park tickets!!

Then it lists package savings by level of resort, followed by valid dates.

Then it says:

To take advantage of this offer don't forget to use your unique pin listed on the envelope.

Did this contain a legit pin on the envelope?? Sounds odd to me.

Thanks for your insight and knowledge!

If it is a 3 digit number, it is most likely an general public code for rack rates. If there is a 15 digit code, it is most likely a name specific discount code.

 

[Mickfarland4]

If it is a 3 digit number, it is most likely an general public code for rack rates. If there is a 15 digit code, it is most likely a name specific discount code.

I don't know what it had because she threw the envelope out! I told her if it was a pin it wouldn't matter since only they could use it...just curious if anyone knew if it was the big "pin" offers since it was a booklet of info on WDW along with the offer of savings. I knew people sometimes get them by postcard and this was clearly more than a postcard.

 

[jenseib]

Usually pin's come in post card form. It would also mention your last name and it would say call Disney or your TA and have them use "this number" and it would have a number.