Is there a way to get some vmk Codes online? I cant go to disneyland... we got no money... so please help me!
(Sorry if this is Spaming) :Embar:

Well..you could play the kelloggs game for skull rock room codes, or trade for other ones.

Ya. But i mean like the Tomorrowland magic pin and stuff like that. Not the stuff that you can find online.

There is no place you can go to get codes for that kind of stuff online, as those kind of codes are one-time-use-only codes.

It stinks how you have to go to the park to get most of anything that even looks cool or is workable for your idea. Your only hope is that after the Series 1 cards are done that they MAY put it in the stores. That's your best wish as of right now.

If you are able to make friends with people that have regular access to the parks, that's even better. And by "making friends" I don't mean asking everyone with more than 1 Magic Mirror on their wall if you could have it since they have extras. I mean actually BEING their friend.

Other than that, you, much like myself, are out of luck. :( It stinks, I know, but apparently Disney doesn't want VMK to be fun so much as they want it to be an interactive advertisement.

Oh ok. Thanks for you help!

...It stinks how you have to go to the park to get most of anything that even looks cool or is workable for your idea.......Other than that, you, much like myself, are out of luck. :( It stinks, I know, but apparently Disney doesn't want VMK to be fun so much as they want it to be an interactive advertisement.After the hundreds of hours of entertainment that VMK has provided you for FREE, I can't believe you would flame Disney to this extent. If they start losing money on this project, they will cancel it. To whatever extent the Quests help them continue making VMK available to everyone for free, you should be thankful. If they choose to suport the Quests by making certain items only available through the Quests, I think it's a smart business move on their part. It's silly to say that they are choosing advertising over fun...obviously VMK is advertising for them; if it wasn't, there would be NO fun because VMK wouldn't exist. Disney is a for-profit company, and it is a privilege to play their game for free.

Please try to turn that frown upside down...after all, tonight is your big Grand Opening! :)

After the hundreds of hours of entertainment that VMK has provided you for FREE, I can't believe you would flame Disney to this extent.Just because something's free doesn't mean I can't say what I don't like about it. ;) I do that every day I see spinners on trucks with "dub" wheels. And man, are those UGLY!

Just because something's free doesn't mean I can't say what I don't like about it. ;) I do that every day I see spinners on trucks with "dub" wheels. And man, are those UGLY!Well, I just think you're taking a completely naïve perspective. ;) If it wasn't for the Quests/exclusive content/advertising (which you apparently don't like), you wouldn't have anything to like in the game because there wouldn't be a game. To repeat my point, I think you should appreciate the things you claim not to like since they enable you to enjoy all of the free things you do like in the game.

ok... you guys know that VMK is meant to promote going to disny, right?

actually, if they release the Cards to the market, i know i would purchase quite a few sets of cards just for the codes, and to collect the whole series...that would be a good idea that yavn should bring up at the next meeting ;)

Ok.. Mr. Genie. I have no clue what do ment! Can you talk in english! plz!

actually, if they release the Cards to the market, i know i would purchase quite a few sets of cards just for the codes, and to collect the whole series...that would be a good idea that yavn should bring up at the next meeting ;)
You mean like Yu-Gi-Oh cards that I could find at any Wal-mart at $5 a pack?

Ah! Are you listening! :10_1_23: :banghead: :@@:

You mean like Yu-Gi-Oh cards that I could find at any Wal-mart at $5 a pack?

yes something of that nature, i would actually invest money in. items you can not buy, and the rare items in the pack would be quest only items, so you would have common furniture, and some uncommon quest items as extras, and the super rare, a room code if you got lucky would be an awesome idea.

Ah! Are you listening! :10_1_23: :banghead: :@@:

the ONLY way to get one time use items, is to go to a park, and do a quest, that or trade for the code from someone that has, as once they are used, the codes becomes worthless.

yes something of that nature, i would actually invest money in. items you can not buy, and the rare items in the pack would be quest only items, so you would have common furniture, and some uncommon quest items as extras, and the super rare, a room code if you got lucky would be an awesome idea.
Sounds like something I'd invest in too (if I had $5 *hands another $100 he made from art into the hands of the people giving him his Student Loan*)

you can trade codes

I love VMK, and can sympathise with those that either can't afford going to the park, or live to far away. I am lucky in that I have passes and live 30 miles from DisneyLand, but this year I too am broke so the passes will be put on hold for awhile. As the Genie says, Disney is a business, and without park entrance fees and advertising such as Kellogs etc. there would be no VMK to enjoy, or it would cost money as ToonTown does.
I do agree with making available certain items at a cost wether by purchasing items or cards or what-have-you from disney, but they need to make them available in the Disney stores so more people have access to them. I do believe that certain items should only be gaine by going to the park or completeing special deeds inside of VMK. There should allways be items that are sought after because very few are to be had. This makes the game interesting. If everyone could have everything he/she wants, the game
would become boring after awhile. There should allways be items that are very hard to get, and items that are impossible to get any other way than to trade for them.
The game is still new, and I think Disney will eventualy make available items by purchase in some form or another, as it is good business sense to do so. Just my two Cents, or in this case a Nickel. :mickey2: :wave2:

here u go am so nice..


CODES:
QNEL NTBW KLDU GB2C - June 2005 Disney Adventure - 500 credits
LAB9 RR3K EBSK B9D3 - ?In-park quest wristband - VMK T-shirt
WBRK LBAG KQNL B9N9 - Disney Adventure summer ed - 500 credits - (LeanaSpin)
KLS9 R569 9RJK CLUG - Kellogg's Tony's Cinnamon Krunchers, 16.3 oz - Buried in Treasure magic pin -> now Cursed storm
EUF8 B5BL 9RKC Y9ZW - Kellogg's - Pirate costume pin -> now Buried in Treasure
MTNQ JDL9 AKT7 99BE - Kellogg's - Pirate costume pin (Taximomfor4/Maltoo)
62RH TFR5 773V AEYM - Via email from Disney - 100 credits (disneyange)
L55H-VB5U-L6JY-68CA - Source unknown - 50 credits (ElectricLime)
4JVU-7BJ3-BK69-EEDQ - Source unknown - 100 credits (GBShorts
New! 62RH-TFR5-773V-AEYM.....Disney e-mail code: 100 credits
New! 4JVU-7BJ3-BK69-EEDQ.....Disney Vacation Club code: 100 credits (note: this may expire by 10/1/05)
this is a cool code 62RH-TFR5-773V-AEYM
New! L55H-VB5U-L6JY-68CA.....Flyer from a Disney store code: 50 credits :wave2: :wave2:

here u go am so nice:Please stop posting these codes. You are cluttering up the forum. I have already deleted your post in my stickied multi-use code thread because I have all of these codes in the first post. Duplicate posting is annoying and is against the forum rules.