tesco rewards?

homealone_2

i have approx £50 of tokens ready to be changed tnto |£200 but i just cant decide whats the best value for money deal? i have tried magazine subscriptions and restaurant vouchers. last year bought a watch from goildsmiths, but they are very expensive and even though for the moment they have lifted the £200 minimum spend they still dont let you buy reduced items. so before i waste them i was wondering what you have all found to be the most value for money deal that was available

homealone_2

homealone wrote: »

i have approx £50 of tokens ready to be changed tnto |£200 but i just cant decide whats the best value for money deal? i have tried magazine subscriptions and restaurant vouchers. last year bought a watch from goildsmiths, but they are very expensive and even though for the moment they have lifted the £200 minimum spend they still dont let you buy reduced items. so before i waste them i was wondering what you have all found to be the most value for money deal that was available

does anyone have any recommendations?

DCFC79

Depends what you like, i personally have gone for pizza express vouchers as it means i can i can spend soem time with some friends.

niandsa

We save ours up for 2 years and then buy Merlin Annual passes for the whole family. Our 2 boys love going to all the theme parks and we have had great days out in London. There are also all the sea life centres, Warwick castle and lots in Blackpool. We base our holidays for the year near to places we can go to free with the passes.

We have such special family memories of our fab days out that we would never have been able to afford without the passes.

homealone_2

niandsa wrote: »

We save ours up for 2 years and then buy Merlin Annual passes for the whole family. Our 2 boys love going to all the theme parks and we have had great days out in London. There are also all the sea life centres, Warwick castle and lots in Blackpool. We base our holidays for the year near to places we can go to free with the passes.

We have such special family memories of our fab days out that we would never have been able to afford without the passes.

both good ideas but my youngest is 20 so merlin thing not really his thing but it sounds like a great deal for the kids i remember having to save for a trip to a theme park they were always so expensive, any more suggestions or good deals?

Realbairn

we tend to get cinema tickets, magazine subscriptions, plus eating out vouchers. just use it for things that we like doing but things that work out expensive when you take into account 4 people using etc.