All area attractions at one time or another offer either discounts, free days, two-for-ones, or other incentives.
Always check at every tourist bureau and visitor information location you find and ask about your specific interests – as well as some things you may not have an interest in at present yet you may find interesting and entertaining.
The city of San Diego, for instance, sells a Balboa Park Museum Pass that is good for a week and offers admission to all 13 museums in the park. With this pass you could visit museums that you might not otherwise choose to, and surprise yourself with the enjoyment of it.
Many restaurants offer early diner, senior, or two-for-one discounts. Ask the attendant for coupons. If an attraction offers a deal, the tourist bureaus and visitor centers will have the information – and the discount coupons – so these are must-stops. Check for senior and off-season discounts as well.
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When traveling home last April, every tourist bureau was closed. Very disappointing when you wish to stop and smell the roses. Hope by fall they are open like the good old days
A lot of visitor centres also have free wifi.
Also, there are many attractions and restaurants that give discounts if you are a vet with a VA card or retired military with am ID card. Lowe’s is a good example – 10% off for either.