Entertainment Book 2011

their website diningdough.com provided me with a gift certificate (I printed it off my computer) for a specific restaurant in my neighborhood. When I went to the restaurant the same date, they informed me that they have never acceptied Diningdough coupons, and the DD wont remove the restaurant. from their site.

If you really care sue. Just talk to the manager of the restaurant and ask him to talk to the hotel site thing.

I can’t find my book and need to book the car ASAP. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Have you asked Budget…they have all that info…

Thanks!

http://www.discountstorm.com/Food—Cooking/Restaurant-com-Discount-Codes/index.html

I am looking for a website that offers free printable restaurant coupons. For restaurants such as applebees and buffalo wild wings.

There are many great places online for free restaurant coupons. My Weekly Discount is definitely one of them. They have an excellent offer going on right now for Applebees and Buffalo Wild Wings coupons. I filled it out and they mailed me my coupons within a week. Some of them were buy 1 get 1 meal free. Great for dates. Made me look very thrifty.

I have found plenty of websites that have coupons but they don’t have a whole lot for food coupons or they keep directing you to other sites I am just looking to save some money on my food groceries. Thanks for your help!!

Check the websites for food manufacturers.
GrocerySmarts.com
Allyou.com
redplum.com
coupons.com
couponcabin.com
smartsource.com
walmart.com
target.com
grocery store websites
couponnetwork.com (if you have stores near you that do Catalina machines-WinnDixie, FoodLion, Albertsons, Walgreens…) You can use paper coupons in combination with this.
savingstar.com (works if you have stores with loyalty cards) You can use paper coupons in combination with this.

If you have some extra money, you can go to cardpool (http://cardpool.com/?fp=bf4a9f) and buy discounted giftcards for the grocery stores you use.
Make sure you use coupons when the items are on sale and not just when you have coupons.

A great place to start is a matchup website for the grocery store you most often shop at. Here are some common ones. Many of them have more than one store circular to look at. They match the coupons and the sales and basically tell you what to buy when with what coupon and where to find the coupons.
Publix — IHeartPublix.com
Winn-Dixie — WinnDixieOnADime.com
Dollar General — SarahsDeals.net
Albertsons — TheKrazyCouponLady.com or StockPilingMoms.com
Walmart — CouponMom.com or SavingMyFamilyMoney.com
Food Lion – TwoWomenAndACoupon.com
Sweetbay — TrueCouponing.com

My girlscout troop is making a coupon book for our leader. We are all 15 or 16 years old and we need some ideas. Our leader has a son who is permantly in a wheel chair so she needs some help.

Some ideas we already have are:

1 hour of cleaning
batch of cookies
dinner
babysitting/hanging out with the son

we need at least 5 more ideas so what are some suggestions?
Thanks!

I think this is a marvelous idea!
You can do multiples of the same ones. Maybe do 2 or 3 1 hour of cleaning coupons. How about someone do errands or a shopping trip for her. Does she have a garden? You could do 1 hour of gardening or yard work.

Car wash
Help to plan a meeting
Help to organize cookies, magazines, etc when it’s that time of year
Computer research on a topic of her choosing
Does she have pets? Could you help with them?
Does anyone in your group make something really well, a craft of some sort?
What about a free choice coupon? She can choose what she would like you to do.
Could you ask her husband for some suggestions? Maybe he’d like to surprise her with a night out and you could help him do that.

Why not go ahead and add some actual coupons too? They’re not that difficult to find. You can just go to coupons.com and print some to put in the back of the book. Choose things she might need anyway.

I’m a father living in Toronto looking to take my kids out for something fun this long weekend.

I would like to do it as cheaply as possible does anyone know of some good coupons for taking my family out to some cheaper entertainment places?

Excellent question. I have found in the past that’s one of the best things I could invest I was a copy of the Funclips coupon book.

The Toronto edition cost me only $25 and included the tax. It has in it coupons for free passes to Reptilia (what kid doesn’t love huge snakes?), 2-for-1 laps at the Innisfil Indy Go-Karts, 2-for-1 laser tag, rock climbing and go carts at the NASCAR speed Park in Vaughan, The Wave Pool in Richmond Hill (perfect for and a cooling off on hot summer days). If your kids are really into adventure you can try out the Wasaga Beach Paintball Adventure at 50% off.

Even if you don’t leave the house there’s even a free movie rental coupon for video flicks. There’s plenty of restaurant coupons as well like a free kiddie meal at Lick’s Homeburger & Ice Cream. There’s plenty of restaurant coupons there if you want to have a date night with your wife as well at some nice places like Mighty Ducks, Fionn MacCools and Fox and fiddle. I got about $200 worth of value out of my coupon book so it was well worth it for me. you can buy your copy of <a href="http://www.funclips.ca">Funclips coupon book</a> online so you don’t have to leave the house with your kids to buy it.

I am a season pass holder at Six Flags Great America, just outside Chicago, and I accidentally put my coupon book through the washing machine and it is now mostly ruined. Will I be able to get a replacement? Responses from Six Flags employees greatly appreciated, but, of course, all can contribute.
This is just the coupon book that came with my season pass, I still have my season pass card, but I am not looking for additional coupons.

it would cost you to replace your season pass a fee of $25 dollars

I’m going on the Norwegian Jewel next month and I’ve already booked shore excursions online, through our account on NCL’s website. I was wondering if I had to book entertainment too, but I have no idea how to? We’re doing freestyle cruising so I know we’ve got dining covered, but I’m not so sure about entertainment!

Fabulous ship – it’s like home to us because we’ve been on it 4 times.

Check your Free-style Daily (the ship’s newsletter which is delivered to your stateroom each evening giving your a listing of the the next day’s activities as well as some useful information) to see what’s happening. Then once you’ve chosen what you want to do, just show up at the theater or wherever. You’ll find entertainment in the Atrium near Reception and Shore Ex desks, in Bar City (where most of the bars are) or at poolside. There’s entertainment morning, afternoon and night-time. All you have to do is know what’s on and where, and then go.

No booking necessary. They do ask that you don’t hold seats, especially in the Stardust Theater and for certain shows. Get there early, though, to get a good choice (I like near the front), and enjoy the show!