How long did it take you to get your dc card...

[jenfur]

and how did you order it ?ò

 

[Bunchkin]

I ordered my card on the internet and received a confirmation email with my membership number the following day. I received the card and the membership packet a week later. And have already put it to good use. Made our reservations with it and saved, bought hopper tickets and saved, used it at the Disney Store in our area. Also have used the Entertainment discount that is shown of the back of the card. It's paid for itself already.

"Hakuna Matata"

 

[buzz5985]

Mine has also already paid for itself. Buy one get one free for Disney on Ice. Saved $24

 

[BetsyB]

I ordered on their 800#. We paid extra ($8 I think) to get our card Fed-Ex'ed to be sure we got it before our trip. The funny thing was, though, we got our permanent plastic card before our temporary paper or temporary plastic cards!

 

[Pluto4President]

Special ordered the temp. They both came the same day in exactly a week I believe!

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"Walt Disney World... been there, done that, GOING BACK!"

 

[SheilaB]

Ordered ours through the MKC number and received them in 10 days. They will quote you longer but I think that's for their protection.

Thanks.

SB

 

[beasleybear]

I had the same experience as Bunchkin. I ordered my card through the website, got the card number the next day, and the actual card & membership packet was in my mailbox 6 days later. I was very surprised, because I was expecting it to take longer to get the card. It took about 4 weeks to get my original MKC when I sent in my application through the mail.

*beasleybear*

 

[lolatuck]

I ordered mine less than a week ago and I just got mine yesterday! I was so surprised and happy! I can't wait to use mine!

Only 195 days till our first ever WDW trip!

Lola °Ü°

 

[UncleKyle]

I ordered mine on the phone and got it in ten days. I'm about ready to make trip plans and I can't wait to use it.

Remember, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.