Dine at Magic Kingdom quick service and receive discount coupons for Disney Springs Marketplace shopping

Jul 25, 2016 in "Disney Springs"

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Posted: Monday July 25, 2016 10:12am EDT by WDWMAGIC Staff

Beginning tomorrow July 26, dining at select Magic Kingdom quick service restaurants will earn you discount coupons to use at Disney Springs Marketplace stores.

Sunshine Tree Terrace

The following Magic Kingdom restaurants are participating, with the coupon printed on the receipt.

Aloha Isle
Auntie Gravities
Casey's Corner
Cheshire Café
Columbia Harbour House
Cool Ship
Cosmic Ray's Starlight Café
Gaston’s Tavern
Golden Oak Outpost
Lunching Pad
Pecos Bill’s Café
Pinocchio Village Haus
Pecos Bill’s Café
Sleepy Hollow
Storybook Treats
Sunshine Tree Terrace
Tomorrowland Terrace
Village Fry Shop

The coupon is worth 10% discount at the following Disney Springs Marketplace stores.

Disney’s Days of Christmas
Disney’s Design a Tee
Disney Pin Traders
Disney’s Wonderful World of Memories
Goofy’s Candy Company
Marketplace Co-Op
Marketplace Fun Finds
Mickey’s Pantry
Once Upon a Toy
Tren-D
World of Disney

The offer is available from July 26 to September 4 and redeemable through to September 5 2016. Terms and conditions apply, including not to be used in combination with other discounts, and not valid on certain items such as ticket media, DVDs and CDs and Gift Cards - check with a Cast Member before purchase.

World of Disney

There is also an offer available for a 15% discount at Disney's Days of Christmas by shopping or dining at the following:

DisneyQuest Emporium
DisneyQuest FoodQuest
Candy Cauldron
Cirque du Soleil
Exposition Park Food Trucks
Star Wars Galactic Outpost
Super Hero Headquarters

As with the first offer, the coupon will be printed on the receipt and is available July 26 to September 4, and redeemable through September 5 2016. Conditions and exclusions apply.

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SundownJul 26, 2016

I think this is to lure night-time / dinner time traffic to Disney Springs. You are in a park during the day, stop for more of a snack/lighter meal at a quick service restaurant. But this discount gets you thinking about hitting Disney Springs for your night meal. Sure you'll get a discount at some Disney stores, which is a benefit to Disney. But I think the real intent of these is to get visitors to Disney Springs for dinner.

The Empress LillyJul 26, 2016

Eh, I was in a foul 'GotG coming to ruin a classic ride near you!' mood last time I discussed Disney Springs. ;) WDW has always had a Lake Buena Vista shopping center, makes for a fun diversion, and DS is miles better than the painful embarrassment they've had there in the recent years. Might as well try to lure some tourists from the parks to the shops. Although besides coupons you could try, say, decent pricing levels. DLP for example has an outlet mall near it, designer clothes at discount prices, lightly but nicelythemed to an old French town and Italian square, it is packed with locals and tourists alike, entire busloads of Asians come there to buy clothes that were produced five miles from where they live in the sweatshops they own just so they can brag they bought their clothes in Paris.

Cartoons626Jul 26, 2016

Would have been nice if they could extend it through september :( I would have thought they would have done this kind of offer through non peak times to bring people into the shops.

Uncle LupeJul 25, 2016

@The Empress Lilly Would like your thoughts on this matter? Don't forget to breath.

DisneyFans4LifeJul 25, 2016

This is true...I have a few of the Disney shirts from Wally World and Target in my collection lol.

COProgressFanJul 25, 2016

I think in general though, people can find Disney tee's and other merchandise at places like Target and Walmart for a fraction of the price as WDW prices. Even at Springs, we're seeing Alex & Ani, Uniqlo, Vera Bradley, and Pandora selling items lower than the exact same items at Disney owned shops.

DisneyFans4LifeJul 25, 2016

What's interesting though is if you go on some other online shops like Etsy the prices aren't all that much cheaper than in the parks. There wasn't anything that caught my eye in the parks, so I went on Etsy and found something I liked for my wife, but it ended up being the same price as the stuff in the stores.

COProgressFanJul 25, 2016

Exactly. And yet some of the merch. folks seem confused / surprised by this. And folks above them have their heads in the sand and simply won't do anything to adjust pricing to more realistic levels.

BoltJul 25, 2016

For a 5% commission, I'll buy your items for you in advance.

LiraelJul 25, 2016

"The offer is available from July 26 to September 4" it ends one day before I arrive. Talk about bad luck...

bethymouseJul 25, 2016

This may get some people to shop at Disney Springs, but I don't think it'll make that much of a difference.

DisneyFans4LifeJul 25, 2016

I was kinda hoping they'd let you stack this with the AP discount and get a total of 20% off...but unfortunately that's not the case. This reminds of me of shopping at the outlets when you get coupons for like three other stores when you buy at one place. I think the last time I went, I shopped at Van Heusen and when I checked out I received some coupons for Izod and Tommy and maybe one other place.

Monorail_Red_77Jul 25, 2016

I think that they are probably just trying to steer more people over to Disney Springs for shopping. I remember in years past they did this coupon promotion in the spring and it was 10% off at Mainstreet Emporium, etc. Maybe trying to grab some extra sales from the non-Annual Passholders. Being an AP myself, I would not use this coupon since I already get 10% off on merch at any Disney operated merch shop.