Amazon.com will only give the $20 credit once per order, so if you want to take advantage of this deal more than once, you’ll need to place separate orders of 3 Blu-Rays. While that’s a bit of a pain, each order will qualify for Amazon’s FREE Super Saver shipping as long as you exceed $25 per order.

The really great thing about the combo packs is that you get both the Blu-Ray and DVD of the movie, so even if you only have a DVD player now, you are already have the disc upgrade when you go Blu. And if you already have Blu-Ray at home, you get a DVD copy for use in those portable DVD players, which will keep the kids quiet on long trips in the car.

The following titles are available through this deal (prices subject to change, do not reflect $20 discount):
Bambi
($19.99)
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
($17.99)
Tangled
($24.99)
Tron: Legacy
($24.99)
Fantasia / Fantasia 2000
($30.49)
Beauty and the Beast
($17.99)
Pinocchio
($26.99)
Alice In Wonderland
[live action] ($24.99)
Toy Story
($22.99)
Toy Story 2
($22.99)
Toy Story 3
($28.99)
Up
($24.99)
The Princess and The Frog
($27.99)
The Sorcerer’s Apprentice
($27.99)
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
($27.99)

Disney Movie Rewards is offering coupons good until this Sunday, April 17th, for $10 off The Incredibles Blu-ray/DVD combo pack and $8 off the Cars Blu-ray/DVD combo pack.

That’s $50 – $10 (Best Buy instant discount) – $10 (Incredibles coupon) – $8 (Cars coupon) = $22 for both.

Now, to get the coupons, you are supposed to be upgrading an existing purchase, and to do that, you have to provide UPC codes from each of the movies. You could easily find them on the internet, but as a favor, I’ll do that for you.

Cars: 786936271898
The Incredibles: 786936244250

Enjoy the movies!

Use code DEAL at checkout now through 3/27/11.

Restaurant.com has gift certificates at a discount to hundreds of restaurants in the Tampa Bay area. Some of the great restaurants with gift certificates available are Giordano’s Pizza, Shula’s Steakhouse, The Lobster Pot, and Yuki Japanese Steakhouse.

I’ve been going to Storm games since 1991, and they are a ton of fun, and an affordable way to watch high-paced football action up-close. The team was recently purchased by Jeff Vinik, the new owner of the Tampa Bay Lightning. Don’t forget about the great deal on 2011 Storm season tickets.

For those of you who aren’t familiar with EVOS (pronounced EE-vohs), it’s a healthier alternative to the fast food burger joint. Our family loves to eat there. Nothing is fried, not even their air fries, which are actually baked. And they have four different types of ketchup… regular, mesquite, garlic and cayenne flavored. if you’ve never been there, check it out.

There are four locations in the Tampa bay area. We’ll be adding them to our Kids Eat Free database as soon as we can. Till then, you can look up their locations on the EVOS website..

Check here for a list of Chick-fil-a restaurants in the Tampa Bay area.

You can get your $62 season tickets here.

As a side-note, I’ve been President and Editor-in-Chief of ArenaFan.com, a website dedicated to covering the Arena Football League since 1998. Check out our coverage of the Storm and all the other teams.

If you are planning to go out for dinner with your family Friday evening, this is a good cause to support while at the same time getting a great meal.

The same ad also mentions that anyone can get a free slice of pie on Wednesday February 16th with any purchase.

There are 10 Village Inn locations in the Tampa Bay area. Find the one nearest you.