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I’ve been buying the Entertainment Book for years and a portion goes to my sons school as a fundraiser. At a cost of $65 it doesn’t take long to get your money back and it has given me the opportunity of going to places I’ve never been to before. The number of restaurants in the book is huge and would never get to all of them in a year. Apparently you can purchase interstate versions for a lot cheaper for use when travelling. The only draw back is there are terms and conditions, for example vouchers can’t be used on public holidays or special events such as Mothers Day. The vouchers expire 1st June each year.

Posted anonymously, 27th April 2015

8 Comments

- - mom93821 said
  - 31 Aug 2015
    10:13 pm
I love the Entertainment Books and always buy them – saves us a lot of money.

- - mom57522 said
  - 02 Jun 2015
    8:51 pm
We buy it but sway coupons with others for stuff we each use.

- - mom94125 said
  - 01 Jun 2015
    3:16 pm
we don’t have this at the school

- - mom111362 said
  - 01 May 2015
    12:49 am
yep, usually buy it and save some money
probably only use a few though
- mom93821 replied
  
  01 Sep 2015 , 8:51 pm
  We attach the vouchers to the calendar and plan outings and that way we use the vouchers.
- - eviejude said
  - 27 Apr 2015
    5:16 pm
We bought a copy for a couple of years, but haven’t bought a copy since my daughter came along. We tend to buy vouchers through ‘Living Social’ or ‘Groupon’ knowing that we will use those, rather than leaving the majority of the Entertainment Book unused.

- - nadine_hill said
  - 27 Apr 2015
    2:51 pm
I used to buy it years ago but stopped as the offers were becoming either irrelevant or for places that where too far to go to – they are great value though and you can certainly make your money back very quickly.

- - mom90758 said
  - 27 Apr 2015
    11:06 am
I used to buy it too while living in Sydney. Surely worth the money! You get great discounts!