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The beginning of October is shaping up to be a fall savings fest, between Target’s Deal Days Oct. 6-8, Amazon’s first-ever second Prime Day Oct. 11 and 12, and now Groupon Day Oct . 14, with early savings starting now.
If you’re not already saving on Groupon deals, sign up here; membership is free. And if you’re a college student, you can get a 25% discount on local Groupons. You just have to verify that you are a college student. After that, you will get an additional 25% discount on any eligible local Groupon for six months, then 15% off local deals as long as you’re a student. This is in addition to the discounts you already get from Groupon.
After signing up you won’t need a promo code to get the discount. It will be automatically applied at checkout.
Now, go browse some of the savings already available, including a FREE two-month subscription to Apple TV+. If you’re lucky, the latest season of Ted Lasso will drop during your free membership. (Supplies on all deals are limited and can sell out at any time.)
At 11 a.m. ET on Oct. 14, a limited quantity of new experiences will go on sale, including the following:
Groupon is offering a limited number of Groupon Glam Passes valued at $5,000 for just $250. The passes are loaded with $5,000 in Groupon Bucks that can be spent on a wide variety of beauty and wellness services and treatments over the next year.
Groupon is also offering a limited number of Groupon Adventure Passes valued at $5,000 for just $250. The passes are loaded with $5,000 in Groupon Bucks for the purchaser to use on all of the things to do found in the Groupon marketplace, from attending concerts or sporting events to participating in an escape room experience to taking the kids to a trampoline park.
2022 has brought a resurgence of the romantic comedy, and based on Groupon’s research America’s favorite Rom-Com is Pretty Woman, followed by Coming to America, The Wedding Planner, When Harry Met Sally and Sleepless in Seattle. As a special offer for Groupon Day, Groupon will sell new Rom-Com getaway packages valued at $3,500 available only on Groupon Day to New York City, Los Angeles and Napa Valley for just $350 each. There will be a limited number of packages available per city and purchasers will work with a Grouponcierge event planner to book the trip of their dreams for them and a guest.
You won’t be sleepless if you buy one of the three packages available per city, because Groupon has arranged for Grouponcierge to handle all of the travel arrangements. All you have to do is focus on the memories and social media-worthy moments you want to recreate from your favorite Rom-Coms.
Finally, Groupon will give away Groupon Bucks on Groupon Day via the company’s Instagram account. Consumers can enter to win $500 in Groupon Bucks every hour between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. ET . Follow the Groupon Instagram account to learn how to enter for a chance to win $500 in Groupon Bucks every hour on Groupon Day.
Posted by LOTC Staff on October 7, 2022 | Updated October 7, 2022 Filed Under: Affiliate · Hot Deals · Shopping
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