Restaurant coupons, etc

[~Amy~®]

Originally Posted by Aruba4Life

I found some here, too:

www.visitaruba.com/plus/restaurants.html

You have to buy the card to use those coupons.

[beckybnott]

Hi,

So you wanna here something funny? I went to that web page and looked. When I was there last September, my friends and I went to Amazonia for Dinner, at the end of the meal they gave us a coupon for free desert.. You can get the same coupon off this web page.. Dinner cost $280+ of course they want us to come back.. I liked Texas De Brazil better, but still to much meat. I felt like a stuffed piggy when I was done.. One of those nights when you cant wait to get back to your room and lay down..
Becky

[Andrea J.]

the visitaruba card is a great card to purchase
we get the card every year

look at its list of participating restaurants/activities etc...just to see if the card is something you will use.

andrea

Originally Posted by Aruba4Life

I found some here, too:

www.visitaruba.com/plus/restaurants.html

Thanks for the response, Amy. I was very skeptical.

[danadog56]

got the card for the first time this past november...it was great...will have to re-new membership this year for a new card.

[Linda VH]

There is a coupon in the tourist papers - free one you get at the resorts - for Texas de Brazil 15% off. Also, Texas is selling a card for $58 which gets you 12 half price dinners. We're here for a while so we got two and used it for 5 dinners last night. Great meal and service!

[STEEL]

Just was wondering what the best route to get coupons for restaurants, activities, etc...

What have others done? Coupon cards worth it, etc.. online coupons you can print out at home and take along... coupons you can pick up in Aruba?

Stuff like that.... any thoughts?

[Andrea J.]

we have always used the visitaruba card.
go to visitaruba.com and see if the list of participants are places that you would utilize/visit. if so, then maybe it is worth the money for you to purchase the card.

the only other coupons i have used are the ones in the "little switzerland bag" that is passed out to folks arriving in aruba.........right outside aruba customs.

check aruba todat newspaper for "specials".
andrea

Originally Posted by STEEL

Just was wondering what the best route to get coupons for restaurants, activities, etc...

What have others done? Coupon cards worth it, etc.. online coupons you can print out at home and take along... coupons you can pick up in Aruba?

Stuff like that.... any thoughts?

[TomFrederick]

In addition to above remarks check your resort. There will be like 4 to 5 free tourist magazines at your front desk, tour desk, or bellman desk. Each one may contain coupons.
Some tours/activities give a discount if you reserve/pay online. That way they don't have to give a cut to a activity desk if you reserve/pay that way.
Some restaurants also have early bird specials.
Happy Hours are a good way to save on drinks.

[cindyo]

Originally Posted by STEEL

Just was wondering what the best route to get coupons for restaurants, activities, etc...

What have others done? Coupon cards worth it, etc.. online coupons you can print out at home and take along... coupons you can pick up in Aruba?

Stuff like that.... any thoughts?

Some of the boat rides offer on-line discounts...don't know if they still do.

[Arubalisa]

http://www.arubadiscountcoupons.com/ "free" discounts

At the Tamarijn in June I picked a mini-book titled "I Love Aruba Guide". It had dozens of coupons for everything from match play to dinner discounts and free wine.