Discover 50+ entertainment & shopping discounts


Let’s face it — getting older can be a bit of a bummer. You can’t stay up as late as you used to, you can’t party like your old self, and the three-mile runs you once found easy are now enough to leave you couch-ridden for hours afterward.

Of course, the benefit of getting older is understanding yourself better, not sweating the small stuff, and, if you play your cards right, getting access to a host of discounts on shopping and entertainment.

Here’s a rundown of some of the retail chains that offer discounts to older patrons:

RetailerDiscountRules
Clarks20% off an online purchase of $100 or moreMust be an AARP member
Crocs15% off an online purchase of $75 or moreMust be an AARP member
Dr. Scholl’s20% off an online purchase of two pairs of shoesMust be an AARP member
Goodwill25% off on the second Monday of the monthMust be 55 or older
Kohl’s15% off on WednesdaysMust be 60 or older
Michaels10% offMust be 55 or older
PetSmart10% off Tuesday groomings or PetsHotel staysMust be 65 or older
Ross Dress for Less10% off on TuesdaysMust be 55 or older
The UPS Store15% off eligible productsMust be an AARP member
Walgreens20% off on the first Tuesday of the monthMust be 55 or older

Now, here are some entertainment venues that might give you money off of your purchase:

Entertainment VenueDiscountRules
AMC TheatresSenior pricing on ticketsMust be 60 or older
Broadway – Various[2] Discounted tickets via TDF membershipMust be 62 or older and not longer working
CinemarkSpecial pricing during senior discount daysMust be 62 or older
Harkins TheatresDiscounted ticketsMust be 60 or older
Landmark TheatresDiscounted tickets and concessionsVaries by location; must be 62 or older
Paramount+10% offMust be an AARP member
RegalDiscounted ticketsMust be 60 or older

In addition to the discounts above, it’s worth noting that Ticketmaster offers senior discounts on select events and performances. When applicable, you’ll see a senior ticket option available with the associated age requirement.

Don’t hesitate to seek out discounts locally

In addition to the national chains and venues above, do remember that many local businesses offer discounts to people of a certain age. Whether it’s a neighborhood clothing boutique, book seller, or ceramics studio, it never hurts to inquire about a discount, especially if you’re on a budget.

Similarly, local theaters and small concert venues often offer discounts to older patrons. Your best bet is to ask at the box office and see what perks you’re eligible for.



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