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Find out more about Ashley: Ashley Davidson is a recent journalism grad from the University of Miami. She's been the broke college student and now represents poor 20-somethings everywhere living in apartments with exorbitantly high rent. She appreciates free events and buy-one-get-one-free admission. |
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Hello, my name is Ashley and I’m a coupon clipper. And I don’t leave home without my Entertainment Book. You may call me crazy, but I just think I’m thrifty. Not cheap. Thrifty.
The first lesson you’ll learn from your Miami Budget Entertainment Examiner is that Miami is expensive; the second lesson is that it doesn’t have to be. As a native of Hershey, Pa., where life is simple and stuff is cheap, I had to find a way to survive in this pricey town.
Enter into my life the Entertainment Book.
Check out Entertainment.com home to the famous book, with savings tailored to the area you live. For $35, you can purchase the 2009 Miami/Florida Keys edition, chock full of coupons (there’s a Ft. Lauderdale/West Palm Beach edition, for you northern folk).
Thirty-five bucks sounds like a lot to shell out at first, but even just a single two-for-one admission coupon to the Miami Metrozoo will save you $13.95 plus tax. If you managed to use every single coupon in the ’09 book (which includes 137 dining discounts, 110 attraction discounts and 216 shopping discounts), you’d save $18,900.
That price tag is sounding a tad bit better now, isn’t it?
Still not convinced? Well, here are a few more discounts you could potentially get your hands on:
- Miami Art Museum: 50 percent off admission
- AMC Theaters: Movie and snack vouchers
- Jungle Island: 2-for-1 admission
- Sailboards Miami Windsurf School & Kayak Center: 2-for-1 windsurfing lessons
- Costa Greens Golf Club: Free green fee
- … and so much more!
So what are you waiting for? Go to Entertainment.com now and order your 2009 Entertainment Book!
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