Entertainment.com is offering all books for $15 dollars and free shipping! Considering that the coupons in the book are worth a lot more then cover price, this is one awesome deal. From your hometown to your next vacation destination, the Entertainment.com coupon book is packed with discounts on Dining (2 for 1), attractions, shopping, travel and hotels. A ton of Canadian major cities are covered as well as USA and other desinations.
Nows the time to buy if youv’e been waiting!
Is this coupon book reputable? Has anyone bought it before? What did you think?
Also, are all the coupons valid for the entire 2009 calendar year?
Thanks!
i loved having this when i was in victoria,bc. thanks for the heads up…we just got it again for ottawa. yes very reputable, and yes they r all valid!!
Very reputable, and yes valid for 2009 🙂
Many different cities and locations to choose from.
It should be noted the $15 pricetag is in USD. It’s still a deal of course, but it’s worth mentioning.
Has anyone used the Las Vegas one before? My parents are heading there, and I’m wondering if there’s enough coupons to use on the strip to make this worth while? Thanks!
You can preview what coupons are in the book before you buy (on the website)and they are valid until end of November 2009. Bought mine when they were $20… Even if you only use half a dozen coupons it pays for it self as most are BOGO meals etc.. Also the canadian ones come with 4 $5 off WUB $50 safeway coupons though they have expiry dates spaced out through the year and the first one is already expired 2nd is good til end of Apr.
Hi again!
I was looking through the Toronto coupon preview section of their website, and the coupons for movies (Cineplex) say that they are “to purchase ONE (1) general admission ticket for $8.75 (tax included)”. But the general admission at Toronto Cinplexes is $12.50. What gives?
Does anyone know if you can pay just the difference (which would still make it a deal if you go to a lot of moview), or are all these Cineplex coupons worthless cause you can’t actually see a movie for just $8.75???
Thanks!
I think you misunderstand the coupon Natalie. The coupon most likely allows you to purchase the ticket for $8.75 which means you are saving money off the regular price of $12.50. You would actually be saving $3.75 in this case. Only a mediocre deal.