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MonorailMan
09-04-2002, 02:58 PM
Just Buy 1 12 pack of selected Coke Cola products, and get a coupon good for $10 off a DL or DCA ticket.

Coupon Must be used by 12/18/2002

HBTiggerFan
09-04-2002, 04:33 PM
Heard that today. Nice to see they want to try to get more bodies in both parks.

SusanP.
09-04-2002, 06:02 PM
Yeah, I saw this too. It's the same old adults-for-kids'-admission deal, just with a new name.

No break on kids' tickets though, which is sad. :(

Sonya in Boise
09-05-2002, 07:23 AM
Is this just for a one day ticket? Does anyone know if these coke products are being sold in Las Vegas or are they only in Cali?

Sonya

hefferdude
09-05-2002, 08:39 AM
Is this just for a one day ticket? Does anyone know if these coke products are being sold in Las Vegas or are they only in Cali?

Albertson's generates a coupon at the checkstand
when you purchase any CocaCola product from the
list on the back ( which is fairly extensive). The DL/DCA
ticket has to be purchased at the kiosks at the park only.
It only says " an adult ticket " but I didn't see anything
about multi-day passes yes or no.:confused:
Isn't the break on a multi-day flex purchased online
better than just $10 off on a walk-up anyway?

The caveat is, when at DL/DCA, the purchaser must have
a valid driver's license with zip 93000 to 93599 so it
appears to be a So Cal res related thing.
( Got two myself :) )

DLdad
09-05-2002, 08:56 AM
Originally posted by hefferdude
...The caveat is, when at DL/DCA, the purchaser must have
a valid driver's license with zip 93000 to 93599 so it
appears to be a So Cal res related thing.
( Got two myself :) )

Is the ZIP code range really 93000 thru 93599, which would be more central California area, or is it the standard 90000 thru 93599 which is their standard So. Cal promotion regaion?

AliKzam
09-05-2002, 11:28 PM
It is 93599, which is general a southern California thing. The high desert is southern California, barely. Hesperia is in the zip code of 92345 (the coolest zip code in California!) and the discount worked when I lived there.
I'm ticked that last year they got wise and only made it one coupon per ticket. The first year they did it, it was $20 worth of groceries and a Coke product. My family, boyfriend and I got in for $16 each!

kranders
09-06-2002, 07:02 AM
Originally posted by DLdad
Is the ZIP code range really 93000 thru 93599, which would be more central California area, or is it the standard 90000 thru 93599 which is their standard So. Cal promotion regaion? I just heard the commercial up here in 93455 country, and the lower limit is 90000 (not 93000).

socabch
09-06-2002, 07:25 AM
I think the zip codes are lower than 93000, since I got an add yesterday for Albertson's. My zip is 92109. I used these coupons last year to get my kids freinds in on a discount.

tabacco
09-06-2002, 09:11 AM
It's 90000-93599 and we did this exact same promotion last September, too.

FF-Mountain
09-06-2002, 05:06 PM
The promotion is a bit different then last years, I was able to get my friends in for free last year since there were no limits on # of coupons one could use, but this year it says only 1 coupon per ticket, and no more then 5 at any time.

So bassically you can get $10 off of 5 seperate tickets max. Last years was much better!

Disney Nick
09-06-2002, 05:35 PM
Originally posted by FF-Mountain
The promotion is a bit different then last years, I was able to get my friends in for free last year since there were no limits on # of coupons one could use, but this year it says only 1 coupon per ticket, and no more then 5 at any time.

So bassically you can get $10 off of 5 seperate tickets max. Last years was much better!
Somehow I highly doubt that you could use more than one last year. Anyone care to confirm my beliefs?

MonorailMan
09-06-2002, 05:43 PM
Originally posted by NMoreles
Somehow I highly doubt that you could use more than one last year. Anyone care to confirm my beliefs?

You are correct, it was 1 coupon per ticket. (We did it last year for b-day.)

I think he's referring to the old Lucky's program.

Disney Nick
09-06-2002, 05:49 PM
Originally posted by MonorailMan
You are correct, it was 1 coupon per ticket. (We did it last year for b-day.)

I think he's referring to the old Lucky's program.
What was this old Lucky's program? I'm thinking it was something along the lines of spend X amount of dollars get a coupon for X dollars off admission at Disneyland. I could see that being stackable, but not simple $10/off coupons.

MonorailMan
09-06-2002, 06:03 PM
Originally posted by NMoreles
I'm thinking it was something along the lines of spend X amount of dollars get a coupon for X dollars off admission at Disneyland. I could see that being stackable

Hit the nail on the head, thats what it was. :)

Darkbeer
09-06-2002, 09:06 PM
And you had to buy the passes at the Lucky's before going to the park.....

MouseWife
09-06-2002, 09:09 PM
Yep, and I don't think it mattered how many you bought.

But, it did matter depending on how much you spent and you would have to include a Coke product, I believe.

I only shopped enough to get one ticket.

Oh, but when they were doing that 'instant winner' thing my husband won $50. That was cool.

AliKzam
09-07-2002, 12:25 AM
Originally posted by AliKzam
I'm ticked that last year they got wise and only made it one coupon per ticket. The first year they did it, it was $20 worth of groceries and a Coke product. My family, boyfriend and I got in for $16 each!

...Just wanted to point out that I said this, already. :D