Vouchers

[martinrmn]

Does anyone know of any good sites to get discount vouchers for mels, shoping etc?

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[dixonsontour]

It's worth signing up with individual restaurant websites to get coupons.

Only do it a few days or so before you go or else they will expire. It helps to have your birthday and anniversary whilst you are away.

Perkins and Village Inn both sent me buy one entee get one free coupons in October. Tony romas and texas de brasil have in the past.

Sweet tomatoes and dennys also email coupons.

If you have any particular favourites just sign up - you may get a free appetiser etc.

Restaurant.com sells coupons - with the discount code you can pay $2 for a $25 off coupon. We used this at house of blues.

Whilst you are there alot of restaurants have Orlando coupon books near the door to pick up.

Rainforest cafe had a free kids meal sign up on there website - think it was valid til end of year.

If you sign up for the outlet malls' website you often get a coupon for a vip discount voucher.

 

[martinrmn]

Many thanks

 

[sullyandsid]

If you have a car and can get to international drive or the 192 - all the outlets there have booklets with vouchers in - Walgreens the chemist also do a book that has vouchers in. And if you go to Ponderosa or Golden Corral - there are loads of vouchers to be had.

 

[wayneg]

If you have a car and can get to international drive or the 192 - all the outlets there have booklets with vouchers in - Walgreens the chemist also do a book that has vouchers in. And if you go to Ponderosa or Golden Corral - there are loads of vouchers to be had.

The ones you pick up there tend to be only 10% discount. If you register with their own websites you tend to get far better deals, many often send buy one entree get one free or $10 off if you spend $20 etc.
The local ones are better than nothing though.
Also worth picking up the Orlando Sentinel on a Sunday, lots of shopping and eating coupons included, costs about $1.50.

 

[daipp]

Also worth picking up the Orlando Sentinel on a Sunday, lots of shopping and eating coupons included, costs about $1.50.

There are literally hundreds of coupons in the Sunday Orlando Sentinel. Buying the paper on a Sunday is so important, we incorporate it into our trip planning!!!

David

 

[martinrmn]

Thanks for all the advice. I am currently reading these e-mails in the Vroom at Gatwick!! Take off is on time. Are we excited??

 

[wayneg]

Have a great trip Martin.

 

[2Tiggies]

Have fun!!