discounts

Bay seniors looking for an amorous rush this Valentine’s Day might want to consider heading to the Opera House for a performance of “Giselle” by the ever more awesome SF Ballet. An added attraction is that we can now purchase senior rush tickets online the day of performances for $32, then print them out at […]

Bay seniors may regard the new SF Jazz Center as a sadly unjazzy piece of architecture but we should appreciate the break on ticket prices for us. General Admission isn’t too steep (prices generally run around $25) and on matinees on the 2nd Saturday each month we pay only $5. These matinees are “family oriented” which […]

Even Bay seniors who revel in spoiling their grandchildren might hesitate at dropping $128 a seat for SF Ballet’s glittering Nutcracker. If you hurry you should be able to find tickets at half price at Savvy City. For certain performances the first 500 kids get gifts and free treats, and if you come an hour […]

Bay seniors are remarkable. Somehow they manage to afford to live here. One of our secrets is the trove of discounts available. On the ever invaluable Goldstar, SF Symphony tickets can be grabbed for $10. SF  Opera offers tickets for seniors for $30 on the day of performance. At ACT seniors 65 and over may […]

Bay seniors merit discounts because like the actresses in the L’oreal commercials, we deserve them. You know about our movie ticket and transit savings. What about phones? Airline tickets? Supermarkets? Hotels? Rooms at Disneyland? You can go directly to the seniors discounts website or sciddy or aarp  and search for yourself. Or just ask the cashier […]

Bay seniors were ready to stage an Occupy BART protest when word leaked out that senior discounts (the green tickets that give us $25 worth of rides for $9) were being phased out. But you can put your tents away. The phase out has been delayed indefinitely. There is, however, a definite push to nudge […]