Ikea Christmas Tree Promotion (£25+ free £20 coupon!) 1st & 8th December

thatguy1

Saturday 1st & 8th December only!

Pick up a Real Christmas tree for just £25 and get a £20 coupon!

Coupons can be redeemed between 6th January until 3rd February 2013.
Offer is available while stocks last. Terms & Conditions Apply.

We will also provide a Tree recycling service between 6th-13th January 2013.


Thanks to Dresserman on twitter

newmommyjen

"Pick up a real tree from just £25 and take home a £20 gift voucher
Deck your hall with gorgeous, sustainable spruce and see how money does grow on Christmas trees.

We will have Christmas trees for sale at IKEA . Pick up a real tree for just £25 and take home a £20 coupon to spend after the holidays.

One tree per household, Saturday 1st December only. Terms and conditions apply. While stocks last. Height and width of trees can vary.

We will also provide a tree recycling service from 6th - 13th January 2013."
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/

Please check your local store, as i dont think all stores are selling these. And some of the larger store are selling them on 2 different dates. Glasgow and Gateshead is selling them on 1st and the 8th December, Edinburgh just the 1st December.
Lakeside is doing "A FREE Christmas tree for the first 25 IKEA FAMILY members through the door on Saturday 1st December 2012."
I wonder if the voucher can be used in their Xmas sale???

Check out the Xmas buffet event "JULBORD" is Swedish for Christmas. During the festive season, the Swedes look forward the Christmas buffet months ahead. There are so many things on the menu that everyone is sure to find at least something they like!

Traditionally, you start with the cold dish such as herring and salmon, moving on to the iconic Christmas ham, meatballs and other warm dishes before rounding off with desserts and sweets and perhaps a glass of steaming hot mulled wine."
Prices
IKEA FAMILY member price: £5
Ordinary price: £9.50
Children’s price: £4.50

You can book your place on line.

Hope everyone has a very Happy Moneysaving Christmas xxx:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T

Deb_S_2

Show your family card and get a foot free on your tree.

This is on the Crdiff Ikea web site. I guess it means you get a 5ft tree for the price of a 4ft or 7ft tree for the price of a 6ft tree etc as long as you show your family card.

mumto2loves

I was in ikea southampton today and was told... this saturday they have 1000 real christmas trees to sell at £25 each but if you buy one you will get a £20 voucher off your next shop.

autumngirl

Thanks for posting - it's a great deal but already has a Grabbit thread here:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4314037

Greener_Grass

heads up, if your a family card member you can reserve one to save disappointment, i've just reserved one to pick up in southampton

eklynne

Will a real tree bought on the 1st last until Christmas?

buyitall

Have they done this kind of deal before? Or has anyone ever bought a Christmas tree from ikea before? Just wondering what type of trees they are (ie are they the ones that drop needles really quickly?) TIA

lawlorlane

autumngirl wrote: »

Thanks for posting - it's a great deal but already has a Grabbit thread here:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4314037

Your link heads back to here? Lol

Great deal, will reserve one!

POPPYOSCAR

buyitall wrote: »

Have they done this kind of deal before? Or has anyone ever bought a Christmas tree from ikea before? Just wondering what type of trees they are (ie are they the ones that drop needles really quickly?) TIA

We looked at Ikea last year and they were being sold outside the store by another company and not actually IKEA.

They were very expensive, the non needle drop type and quite small for the money.

I would imagine this offer is something different to what they normally sell as they will probably be getting in a much greater quantity, and I would not think for £25 they would be the non drop ones as they are usually a lot more than that, but we shall see.



Googled Nordmann Firand and it seems they are non-drop.

newmommyjen

Bit confused, i thought all the trees were the same price, but different sizes. And left up to you to decide what size. Is it maybe a free foot as in stand to hold the tree?