Disney is giving out their usual $10 upgrade coupon for James and the Giant Peach. All that you need is the UPC from the DVD version. Here's the link-


http://www.disneymovierewards.go.com...supgrade_wdshe



BTW, the UPC is 717951009388.

Can someone share the UPC?

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Added it to the first post. You can always get a UPC from www.dvdempire.com .

Thanks very much

Damn you beat me to the post!

Thanks anyway OP!

Thanks! For those who don't know, I believe that the Blu-ray is being released on 8/3/2010.

Thank you, I will make sure to get this when it comes out.

I saw this in my email and noticed that the UPC is also on the actual Disney promo page. It's the UPC listed in their easy steps.

What's the likelihood of Amazon accepting this coupon?

Very low, I'm sure there will be a better deal than amazon during it's first week anyways.

My Wal*Mart usually has it for $23 or $20, so $10 for me is good.

Must be nice to have Wal-Mart that accepts "internet" coupons.

It's a part of their coupon policy, I can't understand why anyone should have problems with coupons there. Just bring in a printout of this site and you should be fine.

http://walmartstores.com/7655.aspx

the problem I had with walmart accepting coupons was the $5 Universal coupon from Facebook. I don't think they scanned anywhere, even at Best Buy. So as per the policy you linked to, "it must have a scannable bar code", they didn't accept it.

They scanned at my walmart. I got the Last Starfighter Combo Pack with that coupon. The only problem I ran into was the debate on whether or not a combo pack is a blu-ray. They decided it was.

I don't seem to recall Amazon having better prices on recent Disney Blu-ray releases when you factor in in-store promotions and discounts plus any available coupons.

All fine and dandy except that some stores still insist that they do not accept internet coupons.

lol correct me if I'm wrong, but the UPC is right there on the coupon page.

*sigh* ...Disney is making it too easy for us to save money

Thanks, OP! Let's hope there's another stackable coupon when this one streets.

I can't imagine Amazon having a deal that'd beat a sale price at Target/Best Buy/Wal-mart when you add on this coupon. I remember when they did this deal with the Toy Story 1 and 2 combo packs, Target had a deal where the packs were discounted a few bucks each, and then you received $10 off from Target when you purchased both at once, and then I added in $10 off coupons for BOTH movies that came from Disney Movie Rewards, so I walked out paying $17 after tax for BOTH movies. Plus, I got 2 free tickets for Toy Story 3 worth up to $8.50 each, so I would say these coupons can be very helpful if you use them right.

You forgot to get them to pricematch a lower priced competitor and to use the $5 coupons, bringing the cost down to negative $7.

That was YMMV obviously. Welcome to the forum btw.

Any other coupons to use with this besides the $10 one from DMR? Also, best price anywhere yet?

Ditto to the question on where is the best price. Anyone know?

I only see it listed in the Best Buy ad for $26.99. Target and Fry's ad don't bother to list it.

And when it comes to multiple coupons on this, it's pretty rare to find more than 1 $10 coupon (from Disney) and even if you did find 2 you couldn't (normally) use 2 manufacturer's coupons on 1 item (at least not at Target). Best Buy is notoriously bad about taking manufacturer's coupons, so good luck getting them to take just the 1 let alone 2. Manufacturer's coupons at Best Buy are a true YMMV. Walmart is slightly better, but not much. Sometimes it works, other times it doesn't. I don't even try manufacturer's coupons at Best Buy or Walmart unless I can't get the deal at Target for some reason.

BJ's has a $5 off any Blu-ray coupon widely available at the club. It's on the last page of August Home Entertainment catalogue (with Steve Carrel on cover). No price posted yet but most Disney animated BD's are around $20 on release day at BJ's so this could go as low as $5 when you combine the $10 and $5 coupons.

Here's a scan of the coupon (plus two other unrelated coupons) on the back of the August Home Entertainment Review: