WDTC magical savings booklets

[nicolispicoli]

I came across some untouched magical savings books today from our trip last year. They expired 1/31 though. Has anyone had any experience with having any luck using expired coupons? Not sure why we didn't notice the books in our travel stuff, but we've never done TTMM or even attended any of the shows, let alone with preferred seating. bummer we didn't notice these.

We'll be there next week, thought it wouldn't hurt to ask....

 

[nicolispicoli]

Bumping to see if anyone can help, thanks

 

[miss.potatohead]

Whilst I have no personal experience with the WDTC tickets, the vast majority of places (not just Disney, but like world wide) usually don't honour expired tickets or coupons. Maybe if there were extenuating circumstances, but the terms and conditions for the use of the tickets (if there are any, which I'm sure there would be, somewhere) will probably state that they are useless after the given expiration date. Why bother having a date on them then? But as you said, it never hurts to ask...

 

[nicolispicoli]

True, I know what you mean. The little seating tags don't have dates, but I'm not sure if they're any good after they're removed from the card. Would be a bonus if I could use them, but no biggie if they're a loss

 

[specialks]

I think it'd be worth checking in the WDTC shop in DtD and asking if they'd swap them out with new ones for you. Just a shot.

 

[helenb]

I've gotten these booklets a few times, even years apart. They are almost always identical in appearance (use same pictures, colors, fonts, etc.)

Personally, I'd bring the book with me on the trip and try it. If they're turned down, fine. But if they work, so much the better for you!

Also, the preferred seating for Aladin is a tiny stub that does not have a date on it. It's very likely you could use that.