SterlingBen

Still waiting on Donald Duck in Mathamagic Land to come back in stock.

asianxcore

Just wanted to thank you again for the tip about Tix 4 Tonight. There was a location right next to our hotel when we were in Vegas last weekend.

We ended up getting $97.XX tickets to the Lion King Musical for $73.XX a piece

ZmaXcharmvill3

I just got my Kim Possible Seasons 1 & 2 DVD sets! They got here in exactly 1 week and are in great condition. I've been wanting these sets since i first found out Disney had made them.
These sets are also participating DMR titles with 100 points each.
Hopefully Disney has plans to release Seasons 3 & 4 because i'm already starting to save up my points
I know what i'm gonna be doing for the next few weeks...KP Marathon here i come

Travis McClain

Wow. They're now offering Hollywood Movie Money ($7 and $10) to see "any Disney movie." Given how often they offer movie cash with the purchase of current releases I don't know how tempting that'll really be, since it's generally a pretty good deal to combine sales with coupons to get a new Disney Blu-ray combo pack with movie cash for not much more than the cost of the movie ticket. Still, it's a welcome addition to the redemption list.

Also, they have the complete 90s Fantastic Four (26 episodes) for 900 points now. I've been waiting to see Marvel content show up as prizes ever since they announced the acquisition of Marvel.

SterlingBen

Arg, now I don't know if I want to keep waiting for Donald in Mathamagic Land/Ducktails or get Fantastic Four...

PhantomStranger

That Fantastic Four cartoon is pretty awful. It was the worst series Marvel did in the 90's. Anyone over the age of 8 or 9 is going to have a tough time watching it.

CalebAndCo

The DVDTalk review says season 1 is awful, but S2 is quite good. I don't remember the series, but might consider getting it for my son on the basis of that review; do you disagree with the review?

Trevor

Fwiw, I'm 44, saw the FF cartoons for the first time last month, and really enjoyed them.

Also, the Duck Tales sets and Donald in Mathmagicland DVDs are all really cheap retail if you'd rather use your points on rare or exclusive things.

Michael Corvin

He's probably referring to the DuckTales movie which isn't available at retail.

Trevor

Ah, thanks! Guess that's what I'm waiting for then too.

PhantomStranger

Season 1, half of the set, is virtually unwatchable. I say that as someone that once owned a complete run of every Fantastic Four comic since 1979. It does get better in the second season, mainly because they toss in a few more recognizable Marvel characters as guests. The show is occasionally run in the middle of the night on DisneyXD or something, so you might want to sample it first.

CalebAndCo

Good suggestion; thanks!

g

D23 gives 25 points. Somebody on FW posted it after D23 event.

Mr.Briggs

Thanks.

And talk about a record. I ordered the WDCC Woody from Toy Story sculpture yesterday & it shipped today. Never had a 1 day turnaraound like that & I have a half dozen accounts (20 sculptures, P&TF signed poster & quite a few other smaller redemptions).

islandclaws

Nice. Thanks.

sumdeus

Thanks for the heads-up on D23!

g

http://www.disneymovierewards.go.com...emc_TNBC110830

Free virtual digital goodie bag with nightmare before christmas theme.

LJG765

I just received the Winnie the Pooh bobble head pen set and it's worth the points for any Winnie the Pooh fan! The honey pot is very heavy...I'd say made of resin, not plastic and the pens are very cute. Two of them have felt ears, the other two have wooden ears and that's where my only complaint lies. With one of the felt ears, you can see the glue that attaches it, but a minor complaint.

milo bloom

A few months ago, I decided to go through all my Disney DVDs and put in all the points and ended up with a tidy sum. The only thing I've redeemed is the Kronk's New Groove DVD (which came very quickly). I've actually gotten away from buying things like figures and stuff, and would rather just buy DVDS, but I'm not that interested in most of what they have. How often do they add titles, particularly more recent ones?

doctaheath78

I guess D23 doesn't work anymore.

disneyguy

expired end of August

Texan26

5 points: V7NK93DQ5Y

Travis McClain

I just signed in to add the 5 points from the September newsletter and I noticed that now in the My DMR page, you can register your Disney DVD's and Blu-ray Discs. If you've entered a code, those titles automatically show up, and you can manually add anything you've got that doesn't have a code. If you need to order a replacement disc, it's $6.95 per DVD, $8.95 per Blu. The disc replacement program isn't new, but it wasn't easy to find on the Disney site after a while. I much prefer this.

Cardsfan111

Thanks. That's the September newsletter code for those who get the monthly e-mails.

jacob_b

Might I suggest joining the Disney Movie Club as I got the DVD there and you can probably gain more codes through the program.