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With Daily Getaways you can purchase discounted travel packages, but you have to be really quick. At 1pm EDT every weekday until June 20th there is a new offering.
The best ones will sell out in seconds, so you need to be waiting on the page at 12:59pm and refreshing the page.
There are 3 deals for today (If you use an AMEX you will automatically get 10% off the listed price, the AMEX prices are reflected below) :
1. $100 gift card for $81 (Limit 5 per person/credit card)
2. $500 gift card for $405 (Limit 2 per person/credit card)
3. $1,000 gift card for $810 (Limit 1 per person/credit card)
-Marriott eGiftCards can be used like cash at over 3,700 participating properties, including any JW Marriott, EDITION, Autograph Collection, Renaissance Hotels, AC by Marriott, Marriott Hotels & Resorts, Gaylord Hotels, Courtyard by Marriott, Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott, SpringHill Suites by Marriott, Residence Inn by Marriott, TownePlace Suites by Marriott, and Marriott Vacation Club (rentals only), worldwide.
-Marriott eGiftCards may also be used at participating Ritz-Carlton® Hotels.
-eGiftCards do not expire.
Worth noting that you can even pay a catering bill at Marriott with gift cards. I know people who have paid for an entire kosher catered wedding with Marriott gift cards 😀
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12 Comments On "Daily Getaway For 06/09: Marriott Gift Cards For 19% Off"
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does it actually take 10-14 business days to get the egift card?
Sorry if this has been covered before. Will Amex GC’s get the discoutned price?
got the 1000 if anyone wants it
Self answer: yes
thanks dan
whats up – interested but not sure how exchange would work…
what % of us do you think is in the position to do our catered simchas at the Marriott?
thanks for the deal. a comment like the one you made makes many of us feel bad. honest working people – majority are not there…
@whats up:
whats up – I’m interested. Not sure how to make exchange though…
Is JJ paying for his chasanh with these.
@q:
No offense but grow up. I got married in a shul but that doesn’t mean I can’t appreciate that people having a wedding in a Marriott would want to save 19%. And I thought it was awesome when I heard from someone who did just that.
It’s not called “feeling bad” it’s called being jealous. Personally I could care less if my wedding would have been in a hotel. It’s pretty sad if you feel badly about not being able to afford that. I’ve heard of folks feeling badly for not being able to afford a vacation (obviously not DD readers) or being able to afford to put food on the table, but a wedding in a hotel?
@Moshe:
Lol, nope. Also getting married in a shul.
Wish there was a way to thumb-up a post here, if so I’d thumb-up your latest, Dan. You hit the nail right on the head, it’s just feeling jealous and petty. There are literally thousands of posts you should be complaining about if this one bothers you. Dan posts things all the time about things like expensive watches (discounted from say thousands to hundreds) and things like that that I can’t afford even after the discount. So what? So I don’t take advantage of those and move on. Ugh. Comments like q’s are so frustrating, and that attitude is literally tearing down the greatness of this country. Instead of working harder and smarter to move your way up in the world, complain and be bitter about anyone who might have more than you, and try to bring them down so everyone can be “equal.” Disgusting!!
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