Today is Walgreens friends and family day. You will get 15% off all in store purchases (on everything almost!) and 20% off all Walgreens and W Brand items. Go here to print your coupons.
The coupon is not valid on diapers, baby formula, photo, pharmacy, electronics, contact lenses, newspapers, stamps, dairy, cards and a few other items.
Be sure to check out all the current Walgreens deals. Plus learn how Walgreens can help you Coupon to Disney!
(Thanks Wild for Wags!)
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If you have Netflix, you have instant access to 1,000s of movies and tv shows for as low as $7.99 a month. I have a subscription and I love that I can pull up my kids favorite tv shows (like Backyardigans, Dinosaur Train and Dora the Explorer) and stream them directly to our Wii, computer and iPhones. Plus I was browsing their selection and check out the Disney videos I found that you can watch instantly:
And here are some of the Disney movies you can watch instantly:
If you haven’t joined Netflix yet, you can get a free trial here. If you choose to continue your subscription, it is just $7.99 a month for instant streaming.
(Thanks Kylee!)
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Update: Get 20 comfort rewards points when you join the Comfort Rewards program. Details here.
You might want to go check out the Hanes Facebook Page and 8 am cst for info on how you can get access to exclusive rewards, sweeps and more. Hopefully this will be good!
(Thanks Marina!)
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New Pampers Gifts to Grow code:
10000LatinasFbk – 10 points
If you haven’t joined Pampers Gifts to Grow yet, now’s your chance. They are offering 100 free points to new sign ups!
Plus you can enter the points below to add even more to your account!
How can Pampers Gift to Grow help you “Coupon to Disney“: You can collect tons of free points (posted right here on this blog) that can be cashed in for gift cards, coupons and more. I have personally gotten a $20 Build a Bear and a $20 Sams Club gift card.
More codes:
Worth 10 points:
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pampers4momjfm1
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GTGWELCOME10PTS
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And even more:
WELCOME2PAMPERS – 50 points
GIFTSTOGROW4MOM – 50 points
JOINNOW4REWARDS- 50 points
2BEGINEARNING50- 50 points
(If any of the above codes are expired, please let me know which ones so I can remove them from the list.)
What is Pampers Gifts to Grow?
It is a rewards program ran by Pampers. Located on each Pampers product is a code that is worth a select number of points. Enter the code online and you can choose from one of their many prizes.
The rewards change frequently so be sure to collect points even if you don’t buy Pampers! There are tons of free codes available constantly. I recently got a free box of Cheerios for 200 points! Be sure to sign up here.
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Can you go an entire month without going out to eat? What about a week or a day? Can you cut your dining bill by 20%, 50% , 75% or more? That is what I challenge you to do!
At the end of the 30 days, I will choose one winner who will get $50 to spend however they choose!
How can this help you “Coupon to Disney?”
The rules:
My update:
I did not go out to eat yesterday. I wanted to, I really wanted to, but I was not about to lose 10 points in the weight loss game I am playing with my friend. My husband, on the other hand, went out to Zaxby’s and got a salad and tea. He spent $8.50. He has lost 9 pounds in a week! (Men!!)
How are you doing?
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I am going to be honest. Being overweight and vacationing at Disney is not always easy. On the last trip my feet hurt so bad that I would cry over the pain. If I had been 50 – 75 pounds lighter, if I had walked more at home, it would of been easier. The average person walks 8-10 miles at Disney. That is a LOT of walking especially when you aren’t physically used to it. 
So, it’s time to change all that. And I can’t do it alone. I need the help of my AMAZING Couponing to Disney readers. It doesn’t matter if you have 5 pounds or 50 pounds or 100 plus pounds to lose. Everyone is welcome to post on this thread. At the end of each month, I will pick one awesome reader who commented on at least 10 posts to win $50 via Paypal to add to their fund!
My progress:
Yesterday, I met with a trainer so that I could learn how to use the machines at the gym. If we are going to pay to go to the gym, I figured we might as well take a couple classes to make sure that we are doing everything correctly. My trainer was so nice, obsessed with Disney, and his sister is a couponer. How neat is that? And those machines were brutal and I can barely lift my arms this morning!
The diet is going great. I am trying to not eat a lot of ‘empty calories’ and mainly eat fruits, veggies, whole grains and proteins. I am allowing myself one 100 calorie dessert a day. I really like the mini Hostess cupcakes. I am 5 days sober from Diet Coke. And for the past 3 days, I have drank 96 oz of water a day. Yay!
How are you doing?
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Walt Disney designed this land after the city he grew up in, Marceline, Missouri. He wanted a way for guests to step back in time- either to their childhood or their grandparents’ childhood.
Walt Disney said, “For those of us who remember the carefree time it recreates, Main Street will bring back happy memories. For younger visitors, it is an adventure in turning back the calendar to the days of their grandfather’s youth.”
Main St. U.S.A. starts with a Railroad station overhead as you enter the gates, as all Disneyland parks do, except Tokyo Disneyland. Once through, you have City Hall- which is the Guest Relations center on your right and the Fire station on your left. The fire station is where Walt Disney built an apartment for himself to keep a closer eye on the park. Then the street narrows with different shops and restaurants- you may notice names in the windows of these buildings, this is how credit was given to many of the creators of Disneyland were given tribute. Lastly, it opens up at the other end with the hub and Sleeping Beauty Castle.
picture by frikitiki
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Linds is a Disney fanatic which started from a young age with her first Disneyland trip at 4 years old- now married and has 4 boys, she enjoys going even more! Linds blogs at Deals to Disney about the latest Disney specials and park, dining and resort guest tips. She loves being an Authorized Disney vacation planner to help families get to Disney- and her service is free! Also can find her on Twitter or Facebook.
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Sam’s Club, Costco, BJ’s, etc are what we call big box stores. These are stores that require you to be a member to shop there. The membership runs anywhere from $30-$100 or more depending on which store you choose to shop at.
These stores sells groceries, household goods, and miscellaneous items in bulk and advertise that their prices are lower because of the volume you get. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. The most important thing you can do is approach these prices as a couponer. Sometimes buying the smaller size on sale with a coupon at your local grocery store is going to be cheaper.
I personally have a Sam’s Club membership and I have no intention of canceling it. I love shopping at Sam’s and I go at least twice a month if not more often. Here are the things I buy on a regular basis:
Some things at Sam’s Club are a great deal and a lot cheaper than what you would pay for it at other stores. Milo’s Tea, for example, is $2.88 at Walmart and only $2.24 at Sam’s Club. Boneless chicken is $1.98 a pound and that is a good price if you need it (the cheapest I have seen in my area is $1.48 a pound).
I used to think that I needed to spend at least $80 every 2 weeks at Sam’s Club and there was no way to lower that amount. And then started couponing. After couponing for a couple months, you will get to know what is a great deal at your local big box store and what isn’t.
If you do not have a membership right now, I recommend you wait a few months. The more you coupon, the better you will get about knowing what a great price is. Then when you are ready, visit your local store and ask if they will let you browse for a bit. See if you find anything that is less than what you got it for on sale and with a coupon. If it is, get a membership. If it isn’t, put that money in your fund!
Do you have a membership to a big box store? If so, what do you buy?
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Saving money….. now there’s a topic we all love. Most of you are reading my blog because you want to save more money. We save at the grocery store, we save at the drug store, but there are lots of ways we could be saving and stretching our dollar and Couponing to Disney……
If you get an electronic device wet (like a phone, camera or iPod), take the battery and back off of it and insert all the pieces in a bowl of rice. Make sure you cover the device completely. The rice will pull the moisture out of the device and you might just get lucky and it will still work!
Just make sure you leave it in the rice anywhere from 1-7 days. Don’t try turning it on until you feel comfortable that it is completely dried out. Good luck!
Do you have a money saving tip you’d love to see featured on Couponing to Disney? Be sure to email it to me!
Wanna learn how to save even more money? Be sure to read through all the Let’s Save Some Money posts.
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For a limited time, friends and family of soldiers stationed overseas can create a 20 page personal photo book and ship it to any APO, FPO OR MPO address for FREE. These books are 5×7 and hold more than 60 photos and will fit perfectly in a soldiers cargo pant pocket.
Just head over here and click on the “Get Your Promo Code” button to generate a special code for your book.
(Thanks Hip2Save!)
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In yesterday’s post, we looked at character dining at the Walt Disney World parks. Today we are going to look character dining at the resorts. There are a high number of resorts where you can get a great character dining experience, so let’s take a look at them separately. 1900 [...]
My name is Kristin and I am a coupon addict. My coupon addiction feeds my other addiction, Disney. How are the two related you ask? Well I have learned how to use the money I save by couponing to pay for my yearly trips to Disney World. And I am eager to share that knowledge with all of you!
