It is Memorial Day Weekend. Many establishments honor our fallen and their families with specials. We would like to share some of them with you. We are always looking to add to this list. If you would like to add your offers for Armed Forces Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July or Veteran's Day, email us at [email protected].
Memorial Day is an American holiday, observed on the last Monday of May, honoring the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. ... Originally known as Decoration Day, it originated in the years following the Civil War and became an official federal holiday in 1971.
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GovX: This shopping site, open to current and former military members and first responders, is offering additional discounts throughout the month, with deals updating every 48 hours. Brands such as Vortex Optics, Under Armour, Oakley, Benchmade, Garmin, Ray-Ban, 5.11 Tactical, Hydro Flask, Grunt Style and others are included through out the month. The month ends with a five-day “blowout” sale.
A number of Major League Baseball teams have partnered to provide bonuses for
GovX members; any member who buys baseball tickets by May 14 will have a chance to win free tickets plus extra perks (such as autographed items and/or watching batting practice from the field) for a future game. The list of teams can be found
here. Membership in GovX is free for those eligible.
Harley-Davidson: Current and former military personnel and their spouses can take the Harley-Davidson Riding Academy New Rider Course for $99.
Register and sign up for an eligible course that ends on or before Sept. 30.
Home Depot: All veterans receive a 10 percent discount on in-store purchases on Memorial Day, Independence Day and Veterans Day. But those who are currently serving in the military, or retired, or disabled veterans ― and their dependents ― are eligible for a 10 percent discount on in-store purchases every day. There are certain limitations.
Lowe’s: To get a 10 percent year-round discount, active duty, retirees and veterans should sign up online for the MyLowe’s card, Lowe’s personal shopping card (not a credit card). Spouses and dependents up to age 18 also qualify, as the discount for the household is linked to the MyLowe’s card. It applies to online purchases, too. There are certain limitations.
Sherwin-Williams: Military and veterans can get an additional 10 percent discount at Sherwin-Williams retail stores during May, on top of the year-round 15 percent military discount. Customers must show proof of service; veterans without a military ID should call ahead to their local store to find out what proof is needed.
Chuck E. Cheese: Active duty, Guard, reserve and retired members and their dependents qualify for two special offers year round. Alpha: large, one-topping pizza, four drinks and 45 play points for $28.99 (regularly $40); or Bravo: two large 1-topping pizzas, four drinks and 100 play points for $46.99 (regularly $69). Ask about the military offers and show the military ID or dependent ID card to get either deal.
Red Roof Inn: Offers a
10 percent discount to all veterans all year. Offers are subject to availability at participating properties and some hotels may have blackout dates. Use VP code 606732 when booking online or when calling 800-RED-ROOF (800-733-7663).
Blue Star Museums:This annual program offers free admission to participating museums around the country during the summer, for active-duty, Guard and reserve personnel and up to five family members, The 2018 program begins May 26 and ends Sept. 3. It’s a collaboration among the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, the Defense Department, and more than 2,000 museums across the country.
The link above includes a searchable-by-state list of participating museums, and is updated as more sign on. Retirees and veterans should check with their museum of interest to see if it offers any reduced or special rates.
National Park Service: Active-duty military members and their dependents are eligible for a free military annual pass to any national park that usually charges a fee.
Vet Tix: Military and veterans can receive free tickets year-round to various family programs, concerts, sporting events and performing arts, as tickets are donated to this nonprofit. Families can attend events for a handling fee of less than $20, compared to an average cost of $400 for a family of four, according to Vet Tix. Since its founding in 2008, Vet Tix has distributed more than 4 million tickets.
Verizon: Military and veterans can get a 15 percent monthly discount all year on the Go Unlimited and Beyond Unlimited, or a 15 percent discount off other plans’ monthly account service fee. They also offer a 25 percent discount on certain accessories when buying them online through My Verizon.
T-Mobile: New permanent discount program, T-Mobile ONE Military, for military, veterans and their families, and veteran-owned small businesses. The first line is $55 a month with AutoPay, normally $70. After that, the lines are discounted 50 percent, with the second line at $25, and $10 per line for the third through sixth lines. Also, through May 31, anyone on the T-Mobile One Military plan can get a Samsung Galaxy S9, S9+ or S8 Active at half the regular price. Visit T-Mobile stores nationwide or call 800-TMobile (800-866-2453).
- Check the fine print, and call the participating organization to be sure the offer is available at the time you plan on arriving.
- Let the host, cashier, attendant or other relevant employee know up front that you want the discount or deal.
- “Free” isn’t always completely free. A free meal doesn’t always come with a drink, for instance. Be prepared to pay for extras (and to tip). Most restaurants require patrons to dine in if they want the deal.
- Call ahead to local establishments to be sure they are aware of, and are participating in, national chain programs. Confirm availability and what type of ID is required.
- Not all offers apply to veterans of all stripes. Be sure you are eligible and you have the appropriate ID/paperwork.
- Not all discounts apply to the entire party. Be sure you’re clear whether family members or guests are covered in the discount.
- Always check with your local installation’s tickets and tours office before making plans for travel and visiting local attractions. They work with local and national companies to offer discounts on a variety of hotels and attractions, and many of these deals are available only through that installation office.
If you would like to be part of future promotions on here for Father's Day, 4th of July and Veteran's Day, contact us at: [email protected]
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