The Entertainment Book
I'm very excited about this!!
I recently got an update notice from the crew of the Entertainment Book spruiking their latest 2014/2015 edition.
Produced nationally but focused locally, these books are a great source of heaps of fantastic vouchers promoting two-for-one deals and 25% off discounts for a range of not just fine dining, cafes and casual eateries; but activities, entertainment options, hotels and even some retailers. The best bit is they are a helpful fund raising tool as they are mainly sold through charities or not-for-profit community groups.
The Melbourne edition, affordably priced at $65, was released in June and is almost twice the size of it's Perth cousin (I guess twice as many businesses to support double the population) and it's filled with many delights to look forward to - I've already spotted vouchers for The Australian Ballet, IMAX Melbourne and Sea Life Aquarium. There are well known restaurants throughout, all sourced with no pay for promotion and great deals for hotels and theme parks, both regional and interstate, with car and motor van hire options as well.

Pros: Loads of vouchers, lots of great options for eateries, entertainment, activities and items
Cons: Gold Card for fine dining listed as no longer transferable (so you may have to be one of the diners); some businesses may close during the year so make sure you check online for the latest updates; you'll never get through all the book has to offer! (but that's probably a good thing from a healthy eating point of view).
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