JoeyOhhhh

http://www.amazon.com/Peter-Pan-Thre...ords=peter+pan

Decker

Showed up in my Gold Box today as well.

TheBang

The Peter Pan coupon is for $8.

There's also a Monsters, Inc 3D coupon for $5:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...=ATVPDKIKX0DER

Both coupons expire at the end of the day on Nov. 22.

rexinnih

Cool. I'm in for both.

bellevuecoug

How long does this last? (Would like to combine shipping on BF deals.)

tbender

November 22

Obi-Wanma

I almost ordered this, just out of habit because I do a coupon pre-order for almost every Disney Title that Amazon offers this for, and then I realized that I already have Mosters Inc. on BD, and I don't really care about 3D.

kahuna

Peter Pan (Three-Disc Diamond Edition: Blu-ray/DVD + Digital Copy) has dropped to $27.99. So with $8 off coupon the final cost is $19.99. I will keep my pre-order.

Manzana

Cool. I haven't seen the Target and Best Deny ads yet, but unless one of them (or Walmart) has it for $22.99 or less (before the $5 mfg coupon), then Amazon would be the cheapest in which I'd keep my preorder too.

Does anyone know the other stores' Peter Pan 3 disc edition prices and specials yet?

tbender

Target and Best Buy have the 2-disc version for $22.99 (Target's version comes with a book). Both stores have the 3-disc version for $27.99.

Obi-Wanma

Any pre-order cards for future releases at TRU right now? And do we have a TRU Price?

E Unit

Ditto, sounds like we get the best price. I'll stick with my pre-order as well.

micmac36

i would like to know this as well

Manzana

Of course one dilemma for those who don't care about the digital copy (like me) is to try to get the $22.99 digibook with the $5 coupon at Target. Chances are good that it would work in their system. You'd probably only have a problem if the cashier decides to scrutinize the coupon and not scan it. In that case it would be $17.99 + tax for digibook vs. $19.99 for a DC I don't need. Of course Amazon will ship mine before I can see if I can get the cheaper one at Target with coupon. Amazon purposefully expires their preorder coupons early and provides no way to delay orders (they used to many years ago by picking that you'd mail them a check) precisely so you can't go to the stores to see what luck you have before they ship it and force you to return.