Coco's Bakery Restaurant $5 Polar Express Rebate (IF You Have One Near You)

speedy1961 · 11-16-05, 08:49 AM

According to the latest issue of Home Media Retailing magazine, Coco's Bakery Restaurant is teaming with Warner Home Video to promote the 11/22/05 release of The Polar Express.

From 11/1/05 through 1/3/06, any Coco's guest who purchases a fresh baked whole pie will receive a $5 mail-in rebate for the Polar Express DVD. There's also a new Polar Express-themed kids menu and a new pie for the movie, The Polar Express Peppermint Cheese pie

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Another way to save some dough folks IF you have one of these near you.

They do have a website which will help you to see if there's one in your area:

http://www.cocosbakery.com/home_1005.php

They apparently exist in California, Nevada, Arizona and Colorado.

speedy1961 · 11-16-05, 10:03 PM

Wow! This must be a really small restaurant chain

TheKing · 11-16-05, 10:10 PM

They're all over Southern California.

speedy1961 · 11-16-05, 10:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheKing

They're all over Southern California.

but NO ONE is interested in this? I live in CT and we'd be clucking like chickens on this

11-16-05, 08:49 AM	#1
speedy1961 DVD Talk Hall of Fame Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: In a small pocket universe hoping to someday become a Moderator Emeritus at DVDTalk.com! Posts: 9,298	Coco's Bakery Restaurant $5 Polar Express Rebate : AZ, CA, CO, NV According to the latest issue of Home Media Retailing magazine, Coco's Bakery Restaurant is teaming with Warner Home Video to promote the 11/22/05 release of The Polar Express. From 11/1/05 through 1/3/06, any Coco's guest who purchases a fresh baked whole pie will receive a $5 mail-in rebate for the Polar Express DVD. There's also a new Polar Express-themed kids menu and a new pie for the movie, The Polar Express Peppermint Cheese pie . Another way to save some dough folks IF you have one of these near you. They do have a website which will help you to see if there's one in your area: http://www.cocosbakery.com/home_1005.php They apparently exist in California, Nevada, Arizona and Colorado. __________________ Stuck in Trucker's Hell says it all. My Countdown Counting down to: Birthday Last edited by speedy1961; 11-16-05 at 11:15 AM.

11-16-05, 10:03 PM	#2
speedy1961 DVD Talk Hall of Fame Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: In a small pocket universe hoping to someday become a Moderator Emeritus at DVDTalk.com! Posts: 9,298	Wow! This must be a really small restaurant chain __________________ Stuck in Trucker's Hell says it all. My Countdown Counting down to: Birthday

11-16-05, 10:10 PM	#3
TheKing DVD Talk Platinum Edition Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: City Of Orange, CA Posts: 3,778	They're all over Southern California.