2009, Come to a Disney Park on Your Birthday and it's FREE

[harwood1667]

Hi,
I'm new to this and I haven't been to Disney for awhile. It's my wife's birthday while we are out there in June and I have already booked the princess tea at epcot and we've already got our passes so what else do Disney offer for birthday girl? Can anyone help? Thanks

[disneyvisit]

We are hoping to go in Oct and it will be DH birthday when we are there, I normally let him chose which park he wants to go to and he always pick IOA, If we go this year he will only have a choice of which Disney park I wonder if it includes the water parks?

[MusicMadMegs]

We are going whilst it is my birthday (16th) and im aiming to get the $75

[sunjue100]

Originally Posted by MusicMadMegs

We are going whilst it is my birthday (16th) and im aiming to get the $75

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Me too although I'll be 16 +29 while we are there

[Guest]

we went in on my twins 6th bithday as we already had MYW tickets we opted for the gift card option, each had $63 to spend on gifts er well should i say more plastic but it was fab! a real treat for them,

[VickieMH]

Originally Posted by satan666wayne

Offer does not entitle Passholders or multi-day ticket holders to cash refund or credit.

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What a bummer, they know most ppl will have a pass anyway

[Orlandobelle]

Originally Posted by VickieMH

What a bummer, they know most ppl will have a pass anyway

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There are alternatives if you already hold a multi day ticket

eg $75 gift voucher to use in the park or special fastpasses

[Guest]

Hi does anyone now if this extented into 2010 ?

We are there 3 weeks over Christmas and New year. One of us has birthday on 3rd Jan and our twins will have their's on day we come home "we have night flight".

[Guest]

Does anyone know if this offer applies to under 3's? Our DS will be 2 on the day we fly out (poor chap spends his birthday on a plane), we arrive late afternoon at a Disney hotel and are wondering if it is worth it to pop into a park to get a gift card? It would be great to have some spending money, but given that he won't need a ticket didn't know if he would be even eligible...does that make sense?
Not bothered at all if he isn't, but would be a nice treat if he is and would seem a shame to pass up on.
lex

[Guest]

Originally Posted by lex

Does anyone know if this offer applies to under 3's? Our DS will be 2 on the day we fly out (poor chap spends his birthday on a plane), we arrive late afternoon at a Disney hotel and are wondering if it is worth it to pop into a park to get a gift card? It would be great to have some spending money, but given that he won't need a ticket didn't know if he would be even eligible...does that make sense?
Not bothered at all if he isn't, but would be a nice treat if he is and would seem a shame to pass up on.
lex

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Actually I think I found some terms and conditions that say that the other benefits are available only for over 3's so I assume the same applies. Quite understandable as they are essentially free anyway.

lex