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[disney57]

What is a pin #

 

[Karlzmom]

What is a pin #

A near cousin to the Loch Ness Monster. Often reported as existing, never seen by most people, and the subject of much discussion.

Seriously, its a promotion code offered by Disney to some people on a completely unknown basis that permits the holder, and only the holder, to book their vacation at a significant discount. In my personal opinion, its Disney's random vacation subsidizer. Instead of a modest cut, say 10%, in rates across the board, they "gift" some people with a 30% or 40% discount, while the person in the next room will pay the full boat unless they are able to snag a AAA rate or other such. Of course, because its the system that exists I now find myself equally ready as the next guy to sell my left kidney for a code.

Good Luck!

 

[yankebabie]

What if you did not know to ask for a PIN code, would they give you the discount anyway if it was next to your name and you didn't ask about it?

 

[Minnie&Nana]

Nope... Some will notice and tell you, then you ask them to check availability with your code.

They will not apply a code without you knowing. Any potential guest may call and ask if there is a pin code attached to your household...and you can call more than once because not every CM seems to find it, should there be one!

Also, it can change at any time..no code today, but oh, there it is two days later!

Good luck!!