Tell me what to look for: PIN codes!

[tiawolfe]

How did you get your pincode, and what did it look like?

I have been WAITING for YEARS to get one, and now have a trip planned for February. I would love free dining!

If yours came in an email, what was it titled? I get a lot of the Disney emails, but usually delete them because they seem generic.

If yours came by snail mail, was it on a postcard? In an envelope? Delivered on a silver platter?

Thanks- hopefully I haven't missed one!

 

[princessdi]

How did you get your pincode, and what did it look like?

I have been WAITING for YEARS to get one, and now have a trip planned for February. I would love free dining!

If yours came in an email, what was it titled? I get a lot of the Disney emails, but usually delete them because they seem generic.

If yours came by snail mail, was it on a postcard? In an envelope? Delivered on a silver platter?

Thanks- hopefully I haven't missed one!

We have received pins through email and snail mail. Through the email it is always from Disney Destinations and titled something about saving like "Save on your next trip" or "Dining is better at Disney when it's free", etc.... Anything leading to the idea of saving money. I ALWAYS open the Disney Destinations emails. The mailed ones usually say something very similar about a great deal to be had with dates listed and where to call. The email and snail mail always have a PIN# on them as well. It is there and is clearly a PIN.
My advice is open any email from Disney no matter how generic. It doesn't take long to do and it could save you some moola!! Hope it helps and Good luck!!

 

[larryz]

The last two pins I've received (snail mail, the latest was just today) were encouraging me to follow up on that family vacation I started planning on their vacation planning pages on the Disney website.

That's starting to look more and more effective.

Register an email address, check the box that you want all emails, go to the vacation planner and price, then save, but don't book a trip. Order the vacation planning DVD, too.

Both were tri-fold postcard-sized, and used the "Game On" design that looks like a board game. Both were for 30% off resort accommodations.