If you have a birthay w/in 60 days of your trip check this out!!

[Ingrid0382]

I registered a bit ago for DH's birthday and can't wait to use this on our trip in two weeks! I appreciate the person who took the time to call about using this for someone under the age of 21, that's really helpful information

 

[Simba001]

Thank you for the tip!
Both my DH and my birthday's are in June. We will be at DLR end of July/first of August. If it works out it looks like we may end up with two discounted meals!

 

[cdnmomoftwo]

Bummer. I'm in Canada, so it doesn't look like it will work for me

The certificate is sent by email. It only asks for a State and zipcode which I put in and no address is required. I used WA, and the voucher can be used at any of the groups restaurants. The email lists a restaurant in LA where I could get $50 off, however it states it can be used for $30 off at other ones (link is provided in the email with the places). The three in Disneyland are $30 off.

 

[Lasty K]

Oh sweet! Lol, thanks! My bday is also 2/22. :O

 

[Lewdannie]

For U.S residents only?

It just requires a U.S state and no other address details...I picked California coz' that's where we are staying

 

[viaggiamo]

How great, thanks OP.
My birthday is in September and we arrive in the USA in October.
DS's birthday is also in September, can I sign us both up?
C

 

[mybestieismickey]

This looks like a great offer! Just curious if anyone knows if we spent say $35, would we get the whole $30 and then be responsible for just the remaining $5, tax, and tip?

 

[cdnmomoftwo]

I will be using my coupon in March at Tortilla Jo's. My coupon says it is valid if I spend at least $30, so my understanding is that if I spent $35 then they would take off the $30 and I would pay the difference.

 

[mybestieismickey]

Thanks! That's what I thought, but DFIL was sure it wouldn't work on that small of a check.

 

[isisisme]

Oh sweet! Lol, thanks! My bday is also 2/22. :O

Mine as well!!!
Happy bday to us!

 

[DisneyDreamer2]

This looks like a great offer! Just curious if anyone knows if we spent say $35, would we get the whole $30 and then be responsible for just the remaining $5, tax, and tip?

I too thought this but I got my coupon today and you have to read it carefully. basically you have to pay the first 30.00 and then they pay up to an additional 30.00! And that first 30.00 does not include tax or tip or alcohol.

This info is clear if in the coupon email, you click on "to see a full list of participating restaurants click here. It says you must spend the first 30 and they pick up to an additional 30. it even gives an example. Still a great deal but not as good as I think we were all hoping.

 

[Disney Dreams]

We aren't going until December but my niece's birthday is 1/13 so I registered her. They sent it because her birthday is right now within the 60 days. I wonder if they will still honor it when the time rolls around again Knowing my luck the promotion will be gonzo haha

That's an interesting one. Is there a year anywhere on the certificate you were emailed?

I will be using my coupon in March at Tortilla Jo's. My coupon says it is valid if I spend at least $30, so my understanding is that if I spent $35 then they would take off the $30 and I would pay the difference.

I am guessing that is NOT what your coupon says (unless it's different than the examples shown on the website). It probably says, "Spend $30 or more on food and beverage, and we'll give you up to $30 off your total bill."

If you read the web site where you can register, their example says that when "your total bill is $88, you pay the first $58 and we'll pick up the remaining $30."

What you are saying is when "your bill is $88, we will deduct $30 and you pay the remaining $58."

That is NOT the same thing when the bill is less than double the offer ($100 for the $50 offer or $60 for the $30 offer).

It's a VERY carefully (perhaps somewhat sneakily) worded offer.

HTH,
Dreams

- Dreams