Day to day around unfamiliar parts of Houston, it’s a lot easier to use Entertainment , than to try and correlate location with the book.
But, in NYC and Boston, having the book was ten times better than Entertainment . In both of those places, LOTS of places in between, and all over Florida, we soon learned to ask, going in the door!
NOT A SINGLE PLACE (out of about ten) in Florida knew about Entertainment . Some refused to consider it. Others, told Entertainment was why we were there, honored it as written. One offered a token percentage discount.
Similar experiences in NYC, NH, MA, and VT.
We have long been accustomed to finding coupons in the book, and having owners say they were not authorized or that the contract had expired. One place, close to home had coupons in the book for three (3) years after putting a sign on the door, stating that this app coupons were no longer accepted. Another place — CLOSED, gone, and replaced by a completely different establishment— continued to show up in the book for at least two years I haven’t checked the latest book.
So, when it works, Entertainment is nice. When it doesn’t work, it still saves money once in a while. But it is such a hassle we’ve almost stopped using it. Currently in NYC again, and in three days only tried to bother with it once.
The place had closed.