Customers who shop at Woolworths from Wednesday 27th February until Tuesday 9th April can collect Disney Words, or while stocks last. However, only customers aged 14 and older are eligible to win a prize.

Qualifying Spend: For every $30 a customer spends at Woolworths supermarkets, Woolworths Metro or Woolworths online during the Promotional Period (excluding any money spent on Excluded Purchases) you will receive one Disney Words Tile.

Bonus Tiles: For every purchase of 1 participating brand product during the Promotional Period, you will receive 1 bonus Disney Words tile. A list of participating brands is available on page 9 of the Terms and Conditions found [here].

For example: if a customer spends $60 in a single transaction at a Woolworths supermarket (which includes 5 Participating Brand products) during the Promotional Period, that customer will receive 7 Tiles in total.

Woolworths may, in its discretion, offer additional methods to collect Tiles during the Promotional Period. These offers will be communicated through in store and on our website.

Disney Words tiles are for persons aged 3 years and older. Adult supervision is advised for children.

Disney Words tiles have multiple game play options with a strong focus on education. The tiles are a fun and interactive way for families to teach children literacy skills such as learning the alphabet, spelling and letter recognition. A WILD tile can be used in place of any letter should you be missing a letter needed when playing Disney Words, interconnect or any other word game. You can find these games at woolworths.com.au/words

There are 10 Disneyland tiles to be found with a chance to win inside every Disney Words tile pack. Look out for a tile featuring Disneyland on it for your chance to win. Hold onto the tile and your receipt and follow the steps on the back of the tile on how to claim your prize on our website www.woolworths.com.au/words by 5 May 2019.

There are 36 Disney & Disney Pixar character tiles. There are 26 letters of the alphabet and 4 symbols that appear on the back of those tiles.

To support game play and to ensure players can't memorise a letter to a character, each tile can have up to 3 letters or symbols on the back.

In determining the frequency of letters and symbols we have considered:

• frequency of letters in dictionary
• frequency of letters in names
• frequency of letters in preschool words

This means for example, there will be more A's out there than the symbol #. Given this, for example you could have one Genie tile with the letter A and another Genie tile with the letter P on the back.