Tesco Clubcard/Vouchers/Points/Deals - Post All Questions Here

Beatlefan

shop-to-drop wrote: »

You would need to convert your clubcard vouchers to airmiles to use them together I would think.

Thanks for that, sounds like a plan!:D Do Tesco let you do that though? With our clubcard points & Air Miles combined, we should be able to have a good holiday for once.

shop-to-drop

Beatlefan wrote: »

Thanks for that, sounds like a plan!:D Do Tesco let you do that though? With our clubcard points & Air Miles combined, we should be able to have a good holiday for once.

http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/deals/product.aspx?R=236

VoucherMan

nelly05 wrote: »

I was always under the impression they advertised the deals as 4x the cash value. Is it upto 4x or is it 4X

I ask as drayton manor now has only one option - £7 worth of vouchers for a day ticket - child ticket £21, adult £25.
Thanks

It looks like Tesco have found yet another way to de-value the clubcard and drive away a few more customers.

I've just had a look on the deals website and quite a few of the popular theme parks (Alton Towers, Blackpool & Drayton Manor included) now have 'buy in full' options, so instead of paying 1/4 of the price you pay a fixed price for the tickets, whether it's for an adult or child.

As it says on their main deals page

Exchange Vouchers for Deals Tokens and get up to 4x more value!

Last year a child's ticket for Blackpool was £4.50, This year it will be £8.00 as they've got rid of the junior ticket, so it's saving less than 2 1/2 times the price of buying direct.

flea72

VoucherMan wrote: »

It looks like Tesco have found yet another way to de-value the clubcard and drive away a few more customers.

I've just had a look on the deals website and quite a few of the popular theme parks (Alton Towers, Blackpool & Drayton Manor included) now have 'buy in full' options, so instead of paying 1/4 of the price you pay a fixed price for the tickets, whether it's for an adult or child.

As it says on their main deals page

Exchange Vouchers for Deals Tokens and get up to 4x more value!

Last year a child's ticket for Blackpool was £4.50, This year it will be £8.00 as they've got rid of the junior ticket, so it's saving less than 2 1/2 times the price of buying direct.

but what would you rather do? pay full price? or get some sort of discount? - deals have always been up to 4x the value, you just have to decide where to spend them, to get the best value

Ok, dont use them for entry to the Pleasure Beach if its not good money saving, instead use them in a restaurant in Blackpool where you can get 4x the value. even half price with deals is better than any other offer available for the pleasure beach

Flea

portygirl

I just booked one week for two people in a very good hotel in Lanzarote ( no 1 in Tripadvisor ) in September, AI for £190 courtesy of Mr T. I did have to pay full price £1540 but had £1350 in vouchers. It is a deal if you have the total cost in vouchers or almost all.

dazzer68

wow you do alot of shopping!
just booked tickets to see wicked with vouchers, have a £29 travelodge room, and will get some restaurant vouchers with the club card vouchers i have left so a few days in london, for less than £50! thanks tesco

ps anyone seen wicked?

mum26

dazzer68 wrote: »

wow you do alot of shopping!
just booked tickets to see wicked with vouchers, have a £29 travelodge room, and will get some restaurant vouchers with the club card vouchers i have left so a few days in london, for less than £50! thanks tesco

ps anyone seen wicked?

I took my girls to see it in August and it was fantastic! However the highest prices of any theatre drinks etc i've encountered so take your own if you can (I usually do but we were all over the place that day), it's a real experience the whole of the inside of the theatre is green!

jeferey

We went to The Deep on Monday and used £7.50 worth of vouchers to get in off the Family Ticket £28.50. Asked the girl if we could use the £1.50 change - she said yes, no problem, so we bought a guide for £3 and only paid £1.48 (?).
Also, we have booked on UK Boat Hire using £415 of vouchers to get £1660 off the price of a holiday (actual brochure price!) and only paid for the fuel and a bit of insurance.
Also recently done Bella Italia - lovely meal and you only have to pay for the drinks.

Aesop

Did you only pay £1.48 jeferey because of the changes in tax?

jeferey

aureol212 wrote: »

Did you only pay £1.48 jeferey because of the changes in tax?

I think it must have been, but I didn't ask:rotfl: