Disney wants to help make your birthday a memorable one, so next year, it's letting you into Walt Disney Parks and Resorts for free on your birthday.
The offer is good throughout 2009.
Get more information on the new Disney deal
Visitors must present a valid ID and proof of their birthday.
Disney isn't worried about losing money over the deal.
It still expects to make a profit through gift sales, concessions and from admission for family and friends.
Get more information on the new Disney deal
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