Disney Gift Card Deals

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So - I am looking to accrue as many FREE Disney Gift Cards as possible. It seems that these are the places where I will have the most luck buying Disney gift cards with gift cards earned (Swagbucks, etc)

Walmart
Best Buy
Target

Sam's Club

anything missing?
 
This may have already been discussed, but I haven't been in the market for Disney GC for a few months. Went to Sam's today and even though the $500 GCs were still marked 479.98, they rang up $484.98. Looked online and the price is up to 484.98 as well. My Sam's did give me a store GC for the difference since they had them marked wrong. But looks like the new price is 484.98 for 500.
 


This may have already been discussed, but I haven't been in the market for Disney GC for a few months. Went to Sam's today and even though the $500 GCs were still marked 479.98, they rang up $484.98. Looked online and the price is up to 484.98 as well. My Sam's did give me a store GC for the difference since they had them marked wrong. But looks like the new price is 484.98 for 500.
Yep. Someone else had that happen too.
 
So - I am looking to accrue as many FREE Disney Gift Cards as possible. It seems that these are the places where I will have the most luck buying Disney gift cards with gift cards earned (Swagbucks, etc)

Walmart
Best Buy
Target

Sam's Club

anything missing?

They seem to be the easiest. There's always individual outlier stores that prevent it, but on the whole they're the most consistent. I've also been able to use Bed Bath and Beyond GC for Disney and other 3rd party cards. But not all BBB's carry 3rd party gift cards, and some BBB's have store policies that prevent it (or poorly informed staff that foul it up) even though the POS system allows it. So unless you shop at lot at Bed Bath and Beyond, Buy Buy Baby, or Harmon Face Values and can use them on regular purchases might be easier to stick with the majors you listed.
 
So - I am looking to accrue as many FREE Disney Gift Cards as possible. It seems that these are the places where I will have the most luck buying Disney gift cards with gift cards earned (Swagbucks, etc)

Walmart
Best Buy
Target

Sam's Club

anything missing?
I was able to buy Disney gift cards at a Sears store, using Sears gift cards.
 


They seem to be the easiest. There's always individual outlier stores that prevent it, but on the whole they're the most consistent. I've also been able to use Bed Bath and Beyond GC for Disney and other 3rd party cards. But not all BBB's carry 3rd party gift cards, and some BBB's have store policies that prevent it (or poorly informed staff that foul it up) even though the POS system allows it. So unless you shop at lot at Bed Bath and Beyond, Buy Buy Baby, or Harmon Face Values and can use them on regular purchases might be easier to stick with the majors you listed.

Thank you.
 
Shaws grocery store (or Albertson's if you are down South) has a MyMixx deal until 2/14 for $5 off two gift cards which includes BB gift cards. Not a great savings but could be combined to get Disney cards at BB.
 
Shaws grocery store (or Albertson's if you are down South) has a MyMixx deal until 2/14 for $5 off two gift cards which includes BB gift cards. Not a great savings but could be combined to get Disney cards at BB.
Thank you for posting, this is really good for me, I just bought a bunch of Albertsons gift cards at 5% back on my simply cash amex, and another 10% (minimum) with this offer, plus rewards. I need to finish off my paying my DVC this week, and all my family members have albertsons accounts!!
 
Not amazing, but better than nothing - for anyone with a Meijer, according to the ad, you get a "free" $5 Disney gift card when you buy $20 worth of Huggies or Kimberly Clark products. Not sure if you can do this more than once or not.
 
Also, Disney raised Park ticket prices today - biggest hit was on multi day tickets. All tickets purchased starting today are good thru December, 2019. The rumor is that Disney will also move multi day tickets to a tiered structure in April or May (meaning that the tickets will cost more or less depending on which day of the year you attend the park.) Right now the tiered structure is only on 1 day tickets. So if you are planning on going to Disney before the end of 2019, you may want to buy your tickets in the next month or 2.
 
This may have already been discussed, but I haven't been in the market for Disney GC for a few months. Went to Sam's today and even though the $500 GCs were still marked 479.98, they rang up $484.98. Looked online and the price is up to 484.98 as well. My Sam's did give me a store GC for the difference since they had them marked wrong. But looks like the new price is 484.98 for 500.

Yeah they are going ...very disappointing. Soon as you find even a little discount it gets shrunk.
 
First, I want to thank everyone here who has contributed to this thread with such valuable information!

I’m collecting gift cards to pay for a future trip, and I’m ready to merge them on the gift card website. I just have a quick question to make sure I manage this correctly! When I merge multiple cards into one card, do I need to save the other cards for any reason? I know I should save the one I use for payment (just in case any refunds are given), but can I get rid of the other ones that would now have a $0 balance? Thanks in advance!
 
First, I want to thank everyone here who has contributed to this thread with such valuable information!

I’m collecting gift cards to pay for a future trip, and I’m ready to merge them on the gift card website. I just have a quick question to make sure I manage this correctly! When I merge multiple cards into one card, do I need to save the other cards for any reason? I know I should save the one I use for payment (just in case any refunds are given), but can I get rid of the other ones that would now have a $0 balance? Thanks in advance!

Yes, toss them out when they have zero balance.
Afterwards save merged ones and keep a journal/Excel so you can keep track which GC you used where.
 
Ok, so can someone explain to me just how you go about using a digital Target card to purchase a Disney Gift Card at Target? Do you go through the self check out? Will more than one gift card be allowed? Does this work going through a regular check out? I can get 5% off ordering and paying with my gift card, but I do on occasion see electronic ones for around 7-8% on Gift Card Granny, so I am ready to try for maybe a $50 card. Thanks so much.
 
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