IHG Hotels: Senior Rate (62+)
IHG One Rewards members aged 62 and over can book member senior rates at participating IHG hotels across Canada, including Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza.
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IHG One Rewards members aged 62 and over can book member senior rates at participating IHG hotels across Canada, including Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza.
View deal →The five IHOP restaurants in Niagara Falls, Ontario offer a 55+ menu of smaller portions at set prices, published on their own menus.
View deal →Ren's Pets holds a Senior's Day for customers aged 60 and over, in store and online, for Ren's Rewards members. Ren's announces each date through its stores and its site.
View deal →Guests over 55 can save up to 30% off at participating Sandman and Sandman Signature hotels across Canada, with a food and beverage gift card included.
View deal →BC residents aged 65 and up pay half the peak season base camping fee at BC Parks frontcountry campgrounds during the off season.
View deal →Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in North Vancouver publishes a senior rate for guests 65 and up, running about $5 under the adult price in each rate class.
View deal →Ontario Northland's passenger tariff gives travellers aged 60 and over 15% off fares on its motor coach services, the Polar Bear Express, and the Northlander.
View deal →The Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, Alberta charges seniors 65 and up $16 for admission, against $25 for adults, with tax included.
View deal →The CN Tower publishes a Senior price for guests 65 and older on every ticket type: Timed General Admission costs $34 against $47 for an adult.
View deal →Landmark Cinemas publishes Senior ticket prices for guests 65 and older at each theatre, and every theatre page checked lists a Senior's Day on Mondays with 20% off admission and concessions.
View deal →Parks Canada sells the annual Discovery Pass at a senior price for guests 65 and older: $71.50 against $83.50 for an adult, valid at sites across the country.
View deal →The Toronto Zoo publishes a Senior ticket for guests 65 and older: $38 in peak season and $30.50 in the off season, against $45 and $35 for an adult.
View deal →Hilton's senior rate starts at 65, covers up to two rooms, and varies by hotel, so it pays to compare the price on every trip.
View deal →Guests aged 62 and over can book Marriott's senior discount rate at participating hotels, for up to two rooms a night.
View deal →At BMO, anyone aged 60 or older pays no monthly fee on the Practical Plan, and other chequing plans drop by $4.00 a month.
View deal →CIBC waives the monthly fee for seniors on the Smart Account, but its Everyday Chequing page sets the age at over 65. Read both before you switch.
View deal →Jean Coutu publishes no senior discount for the whole chain. Each store is owned by a pharmacist owner and sets its own offers for older customers, so ask in store.
View deal →M&M Food Market offers shoppers aged 60 and older 10% off regular priced items every Tuesday, in store and online.
View deal →Pet Valu offers rewards members aged 60 and older 10% off regular priced items on the last Thursday of each month.
View deal →Pharmasave has no national seniors day. Every store is independently owned and sets its own senior offer, if it has one, so check your own store's page or flyer.
View deal →RBC's Seniors Rebate starts at 65: Day to Day Banking becomes free, and Advantage Banking drops to $8.95 a month.
View deal →RONA and RONA+ offer shoppers aged 55 and older 10% off regular priced products on the first Tuesday of each month at participating stores.
View deal →The Salvation Army Thrift Store offers guests aged 60 and older 10% off every day at participating stores across Canada.
View deal →Scotiabank cuts chequing fees at 60 and over: the Basic Bank Account drops to zero, and the Ultimate Package falls by $7.00 a month.
View deal →TD applies a senior rebate at 60 and over: the All Inclusive account saves $8.50 a month, and Unlimited Chequing saves $6.00.
View deal →Senior fares on three systems: the TTC, GO Transit, and TransLink. Each system sets its own fares, its own card rules, and its own payment traps.
View deal →Denny's Canada restaurants offer a 55+ menu with smaller portions at lower prices, every day.
View deal →Mandarin restaurants in Ontario offer guests 65+ 20% off the buffet price with photo ID, all year.
View deal →Neither Sobeys nor Safeway publishes a chain wide seniors day. Individual stores sometimes run their own, so the honest answer is to ask your local store.
View deal →BC residents 65+ ride free as passengers on many BC Ferries sailings Monday to Thursday, excluding statutory holidays.
View deal →Wednesdays are seniors day at Bulk Barn, with a discount for shoppers 65+.
View deal →Cineplex sells a Senior ticket category for guests aged 65 and older. Cineplex publishes no national senior price; each theatre sets its own.
View deal →Michaels gives shoppers aged 55 and older 10% off in Canadian stores when they show valid ID. Exclusions apply, and the discount can be used once a day.
View deal →Rexall Advantage 55+ gives shoppers aged 55 and older 20% off regular priced merchandise every Tuesday with a Be Well card. Exclusions apply.
View deal →Thursdays: shoppers aged 65+ save 20% on regular priced merchandise at Shoppers Drug Mart with a PC Optimum card.
View deal →Value Village stores give shoppers aged 60 and older 30% off every Tuesday, on the terms posted on the official Savers store pages. New merchandise is excluded.
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