"Entertainment" discount honored by several airlines
 

Maybe all FT'ers are already using this discount, but if any are not, it can save a few extra dollars on leisure tickets...

"Entertainment" 2000 book, which offers 2-for-1 discounts at restaurants in various cities, also has a travel offer included. Listed airlines are NW and CO, but I called AA and they honored it for our trip to the Montreal FAQ. In summary....

Discounts range from $20 to $160 per round trip. Maximum four discounts per traveling party.


"Peak offer"...June 1 to Sept. 5, 2000
Use code ET260....
saves 10-15% on tickets of $175 or more
saves 15-20% on those same tickets if you fly Tues., Wed., or Thurs.


"Off-peak offer"...Sept. 6 to Dec. 14, 2000
Use code ET290....
about $5 -$10 more discount per ticket.

General rules...Saturday night stay required; holiday blackouts apply.

Discounts apply to domestic AND international tickets.

Can be used with a travel agent if you wish, or booked online.
www.continental.com/entertainment www.nwa.com/entertainment

I booked my reservation online to get the 1,000 mile AA online bonus, then called and had the discount applied before I picked up the tickets at a city ticket office.

There is a "membership number" on my Entertainment card, but it was not asked for. All I did was call AA and ask them to subtract the discount from my reservation before the tickets were issued. I don't know whether DL or TW or any others will honor it, but AA sure did, and that's $90 more I have to spend in Montreal! ($30 X 3) Hey, it sure can't hurt to ask!

I know that DL will match the coupon, but only on domestic flights. I have 2 entertainment books and have not used any of the travel coupons yet.

Thanks Captain! I forgot all about that. Perfect timing for some holiday planning ahead. Thanks again.


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Where did you find that Delta is accepting Entertainment 2000,acording to my sources at Delta they are not!

[This message has been edited by Sydneyjb (edited 06-04-2000).]

When I checked a couple of years ago, United wouldn't honor the Entertainment coupon. The clerk at the CTO called somebody, so I assume I got a (more) definitive answer.

I assumed that DL would honor the 2000 coupons. I personally called DL in Oct of last year and they said that they were honoring the ent. coupons. Maybe they discountinued after last year?