The Princess & the Frog - $5 off printable coupon, works on DVD, 1-Disc Blu-ray or Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack.

Expires 4/30/2010

http://bricks.coupons.com/Start.asp?...=DS&p=EQZN7ioI

Credit to tahoesnowboarder from CheapAssGamer.com

Hmmmm... which one to use, the $5 one or the $10 one?

Too bad I can't use both on the same one.

I wonder if you can combine it with the $10 Coupon. Has anyone ever tried doing anything like this?

I don't see why not, right? If they work together, that would be enough to convince me to buy this.

Worth A shot. Whats the worst Target says... "No"?

Thanks for posting this! I know for sure that using both coupons will not work at my Best Buy, but I will give it a shot at Target. Even if it doesn't work, it's worth trying.

Hopefully the fact that my black ink cartridge is low and caused the bar code to be a little faded won't affect the coupon's scanability.

GOD NO! Just one standard coupon will probably not work at 90% of Best Buys. But at Target you almost seem to get away with anything. When it comes to Target its always worth a shot. I know I'll be walking up to the counter with the standard BD (not the combo) and trying to get it for $5.00 with both coupons.

I wonder if I should even bother...

Target Stores Coupon Policy

Coupons are a great way to save even more when shopping with us, and it's easy to use them at our stores.

• Target accepts one manufacturer coupon and one Target coupon for the same item (unless prohibited)
• Super Target coupons can be used in any Target store if the store carries the item
• We gladly accept valid internet coupons

Because of the variety of coupons available to our guests, we do have some guidelines for how coupons can be redeemed at Target.

When accepting coupons, we use the following guidelines:

• We accept two kinds of coupons: Target-issued coupons and manufacturer-issued.
• We'll accept one Target coupon and one manufacturer coupon for the same item, unless either coupon prohibits it.
• Coupon amount may be reduced if it exceeds the value of the item after other discounts or coupons are applied.
• We can't give cash back if the face value of a coupon is greater than the purchase value of the item.
• We can't accept coupons from other retailers, or coupons for products not carried in our stores.
• All valid coupons should be presented to the cashier while you're checking out.

Let's be honest here....a written policy and the actual policy in action are two very different things....

Try Walmart with Self-checkout.

I mean, it's worth a shot. And if it doesn't work, I'll probably use it on the stand-alone DVD. My OCD-ness requires me to have all of the traditionally animated Disney movies on DVD as well, so I might as well pick it up for $11 if I can't apply it to the Blu-ray.

True.

Don't the Self-check out clerks have to approve coupons?

Well I'd never tried it.

Wal-mart wouldn't accept either coupon and the Blu-ray was marked at $30 so Target it is!! lol

My local Walmart has it for $24.96 so I may give it a shot there tomorrow.

No they don't only the ones that need the amount put into the computer like the B1G1 coupons.

Or just buy a Blu-ray Combo Pack and DVD. They'll take 2 ($10 & $5) coupons. Return the DVD to get your full refund.

Walmart is listed as a participating retailer.
they are just to lazy to verify it, take it up with the manager if you get any headaches over it,cause walmart is confirmed to be a participating retailer.

If anyone has any luck using both anywhere, please let us know before lunch time.

I second that

wouldn't it be plain and clear on the receipt that it was purchased with a coupon and therefore you will only get back the $$ minus the coupon used?

The coupon amount is often removed from the purchase price on the receipt. For example, if you paid $25 with a $5 coupon, it would list the purchase price as $20.

I'm sure it varies per store.

When I bought Monsters Inc and Up, the cashier at Target stated that exact policy - they will accept on Target and one manufacturer coupon per item. But maybe you can find a cashier that doesn't know any better (assuming the computer system lets them do it).

Nope. Target gives you back the full price plus tax before coupon and Best Buy gives you the price paid after coupon and then gives you cash back for the coupon.