Sam’s Club, 10% Off Disney Gift Cards Online (Starts Nov. 6/7)

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Sam’s Club, 10% Off Disney Gift Cards Online

If you’re planning a trip to Disney parks, Sam’s Club will be offering a 10% discount. You will be able to purchase up to $800 in gift cards for $720 online. This offer is not live yet, but will launch on November 6/7. Check out more details below.

Offer Details

Buy a $200 Disney Gift Card for $180. Limit 4 per member.

This offer does not start until November 7th but Plus members may shop 12 hours early, on November 6th at 9:00 pm EST.

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Guru’s Wrap-up

A 10% discount on Disney Gift Cards is as good as it gets. Disney is expensive in general, so any discount helps. You can also check out the best shopping portals for Sam’s Club purchases to maximize your savings.

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