Make life on a student budget shine by taking advantage of student discounts. Check this list for cheap outings, food franchises, and reduced subscription fees!
Fall has arrived, and while your student budget may be restricted, there are still loads of fun things that you can do to enjoy the last days of sunshine and free time. After months of hitting the books, you deserve to kick back and enjoy student discount prices for all your favorite places and things.
This holiday, we've put together a list of all the places that offer student discounts. You'll want to share this list with your friends and maximize every chance to save big!
Fuel your body and your brain with student discounts at the following retailers and meal delivery outlets:
If none of these alleviate your hunger, ask your favorite local food joint if they offer student deals. You may be able to offer your friends the inside scoop on student discounts they may not have known about.
Other than sporting events at your campus - that are free or vastly discounted, the NHL and MLB offer discounted fees in some cities. All you need to do is verify your student status and check out the website of your favorite sports team.
Binge your favorite music and series by signing up for these digital subscription platforms.
Amazon Prime Student offers students six months of free subscription and half price to sign up. Once you've entered your .edu email address, you get to only pay $7.49 per month (instead of the total $14.99). As a Prime Student, you also have these benefits:
Spotify Premium Student allows you to enjoy a free month and then gives you a student discount price of $4.99 per month. You'll be able to access Hulu and SHOWTIME for binge-worthy entertainment. This bundle deal gives you a saving of $21.98 per month.
Apple Music will only cost students $4.99, and you'll also be able to access Apple TV+ for a limited time.
Most museums and galleries offer a discount for students. Visit your local museum and gallery and find out what special admission price they offer in exchange for a viewing of your student card. Even though you deserve a break from learning, these places can offer some fresh inspiration.
The Art Institute of Chicago offers free admission to kids under the age of 14 and Chicago teens under 18. Suppose you're a student at one of the participating colleges and universities on their list; in that case, you're entitled to free general and special exhibition entry when you show your valid student ID.
Look for more student discounts if you plan on visiting the following places, and try local attractions in your hometown:
Six Flags promises to be a day of fun! There are many ways that you can save big at Six Flags. Some locations offer a season pass for only $69.99. This deal doesn't just apply to students so you can take the whole family along.
AMC Cinemas, Regal Cinemas, and Cinemark offer student discounts in participating theatres. Visit your local movie theatre, flash your student ID, and see the deal they offer.
After all your affordable galavanting, head to our Save blog; we have great ideas on how you can save money all year round. You'll find tips on making your self-care items for a pamper session, free gaming ideas for PlayStation and Xbox, or inspiration to boost your health by exploring the sober curious movement.
Save makes it easier to stick to your student budget with deals and coupons in our weekly mailer.
