HT2729 How do i get my Disney Digital Copy into my iTunes Library?

I am trying to upload my Disney Digital Copy into my itunes and i just cant figure it out. I have tried entering the redemption code into the website and it just keeps leading me to the Apple page. How can i add the DVD directly to my library?

http://www.disneydigitalcopy.com/faq.html#q_3

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