[quote name='Javery']I just got back. It worked no problem. The cashier even told me how much she loves the DMR coupons because they make the Disney blu-rays so cheap. She also accidentally put in $10 for each movie but I corrected her (karma) - $24.XX total after taxes (they tax on the full $50, I think). I have noticed that the 3 times I've used a DMR coupon at BB they never scan it - they just do a manual override or something.
Also, go now if you are planning on going. The BB I went to is fairly new and in a not-so-busy area and they are already down to their last 3 or 4 copies of each movie. I actually had to ask the guy stocking the shelves where they were because there was no massive display like I was expecting. I also noticed 2 other people in the DVD section holding white sheets of paper which I assume were the coupons.[/QUOTE]BB doesn't have the coupons scan, for some reason. Target, yes, Walmart, yes, BB, no. That's why they have to go to the F7 key and do it that way, since it doesn't scan.
For me, the coupons are applied post-tax at BB, where Target, they're applied pre-tax. Not sure if it's a MO thing or not.
To everyone else, I have to stress the bolded section, since these coupons have a very short timeframe for use, and with movie money attached, they're likely to go quickly while the coupons are live.
[quote name='arcane93']If I remember correctly from past movie cash on Disney releases (I'm thinking of Toy Story 1/2 here, with their offer for Toy Story 3 cash), it will be tied to the DMR code. When you redeem the code on your DMR account, you'll get a link to print your tickets.[/QUOTE]
[quote name='MrOlympiaSC']There are no actual physical tickets. The tickets are redeemed on DMR after you submit their respective codes. They are under the "Unlocked Offers" heading once you do this.[/QUOTE]Oh yes, I forgot DMR movie rewards are different. I'm used to the Quantum movie money with the code. Duh.
