Disney Movie Rewards program

POSTED: Fri, 07/08/2011 - 12:00 | POSTED BY: Kristen Heptinstall

Ever wondered about those "magic codes" that come packaged inside Disney DVDs and Blu-Rays? It's all a part of the Disney Movie Rewards program.

Not to be confused with the Disney Movie Club, Disney Movie Rewards is an entirely different program, with no up-front cost to you.

The program is simple. Inside eligible Disney DVDs, Blu-Rays and CDs, you'll find "magic codes" on a Post-It note-sized piece of paper. Visit the Disney Movie Rewards website, register (If you're already registered on the Disney World website, you'll use the same login information), and enter your magic codes.

Point values are added to your account, and as you add more codes, you'll be eligible for rewards with higher point values. Go here to see the current rewards available, and go here to see eligible Disney titles.

Another way to earn points is to hold onto your ticket stubs from Disney movies in theaters. You can take a photo of them and submit for even more points. There are also surveys you can fill out for points, and oftentimes they'll reward you with points on your birthday, too.

Still got questions? Visit the Disney Movie Rewards FAQ page.

Do you participate in the Disney Movie Rewards program? What sort of rewards have you received? Leave a comment below!

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J.P. wrote on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 17:16:

Yes, I love participating in the Movie Rewards program! So far, I was able to get Duck Tales the Movie and Donald in Mathmagic Land shipped free to my home! I had been looking for Duck Tales the Movie for a while but it was not for purchase in stores. I love being able to get movies from this program.

Kristen H wrote on Thu, 07/14/2011 - 04:36:

I recently got the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit DVD from the program. So cool to see Walt's earliest animation work!

bret wrote on Wed, 07/20/2011 - 16:05:

I used it just recently to get a Duffy the Disney Bear. I normally would have looked at him and said oh that is cute but when you can get a $25 bear for just buying the movies you normally buy, I thought I'll take it.