Disney Lorcana's Free Promo Card For Moana 2 Revives A Long-Lost Movie Tradition I Desperately Need To See More Of
Disney Lorcana is doing a fun promotion to celebrate the release of the upcoming film. Fans who pop over to their local cinema and watch the film will get a free Disney Lorcana card. She's a fan-favorite character, for sure, so it makes sense to have this tie-in, especially considering a brand-new Lorcana set has just been released. However, while getting a free card is always nice, it's not the real reason I'm so excited.
Now that I've settled nicely into the best Azurite Seas Starter deck, I'm naturally happy to start adding to my collection with the latest Lorcana cards. Popping this new promo card into my collection will be fun, as will seeing. However, this promo card means a lot more to me than simply bolstering my collection. It hopefully signals the return of a glorious cinema era, one that I loved thoroughly as a child and hope future generations similarly get to enjoy.
For those in Europe or in Australia and New Zealand, Disney Lorcana is running a promotion to tie in with the new film. If fans book tickets to see at an ODEON cinema in participating regions in Europe, or HOYTS cinemas in New Zealand and Australia, they'll receive a «Moana – Adventurer of Land and Sea» promo card completely for free. While it's not the best Disney Lorcana card, it's a fun reward for seeing the movie in the cinema rather than waiting for it to pop up on Disney+.
The participating regions in Europe include the UK, Ireland, Portugal, Germany, Spain, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Switzerland. Additionally, it is worth noting that this promotion still applies to those with an ODEON myLimitless membership, which allows them to see an unlimited amount of films for a monthly fee. However, the promo card will only be available while stocks last, although a standard edition of the card will appear in a future set.
As a big Lorcana fan and someone who adored the first film, it's a lot of fun to see this cross-promotion. There's something incredibly novel and exciting about
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