I had not looked at my Disney account in a while and just discovered they now expire points. Looking at my list - I redeemed 700 free points in 2020 and over 500 so far this year.Įven if somehow folks manage to do absolutely nothing for 400-500 days and your points go away, about 95% of the people who ask nicely (rather than usual angry entitled Slickdeal style) have gotten their points reinstated - at least the first time. I know people that haven't redeemed anything other than free points in 6 years and still have all their points from 2006-2015. Doh The Little Mermaid does work and upon entering the code at Disney it gives me a button to redeem the movie at MA. Check the text printed on the outer edge of one of the movie discs or on the bottom of the combination packaging from which you obtained your digital code.

As long as you do that your points are safe indefinitely, but just signing in alone isn't enough. When I look at my sheets with the codes I find the ones that don’t work make no mention of a digital copy and the one that did, does mention the digital copy. Verify your Digital Code is eligible on . The Dark Knight and Gran Torino, two films with Digital Copy codes that have been expired for some time, now reflect the revised date of May 17th, 2017 on Warners help website. I'm not sure if redeeming the 0 point rewards might count.Īctivity includes adding the 70-80+ Free Point Codes Disney gives every year. Starting a year or two ago you now have to do something once a year - adding points or redeeming for something.

even 5-10 years ago you at least had to sign into your acct once every 210 days or your points could be cleared so the point removal isn't new. The points don't actually expire because they're old, they expire b/c Disney assumes you've abandoned the acct after over a year of complete inactivity. Sort of, but Disney makes it simple to keep your points

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