Do Tesco Care about N.I. customers?

avoniel

Polly wrote: »

Sorry - wrong about W5 - they're not on the list. I was sure that they were at one point but maybe I was mistaken. .

Odyssey Bowl also accepts it. Was able to use for my son's birthday party ther this year. Considering it is only £5.50 for each child for game of bowling, meal and party bag it is good value anyhow but much better with Tesco vouchers lol.

cruesfan

Phoolgrrrl wrote: »

Has anyone used them for BA miles or the ferry? Think I may need to resort to a mag subscription to use mine - didn't know cayenne etc had stoped

I have used them for the ferry. Paid online price plus £10 service charge. Also pre-booked meals and was able to pay for them with Tesco vouchers.

jarrod1

I still have my clubcard vouchers and they total £202.50 thats £810 in deals, still dont know what to use them on, a paint balling company and an outdoor activity place have been added but its still nothing compared to whats on offer in mainland u.k.

janey07

We have just returned from a weekend at the Everglades Hotel in Derry courtesy of Tesco Clubcard Points.We had a beautiful room which had just been refurbished. Bed and breakfast for two for 2 nights and we didn't have to pay any extra. Definitely a good way to use your points. However I do agree there's not a lot of options in Northern Ireland, there's plenty of room for improvement.

isplumm

Hi,

You will not be able to use Tesco club points for BA miles, unless you are a member of the BA Exec club - which can only join if you do a qualifying flight with them - normally business class!!

But you can convert your points to airmiles - which are NOT the same as BA Miles - & I assume can be used on a number different airlines - look at www.airmiles.co.uk - I don't have airmiles - only BA miles, so don't know much about airmiles.

Mark

chocolatechipcookies

How can you not like an American diner? But then again, they aren't really proper American diners over here. mmm pancakes.