Victorians can now save big bucks on dining and entertainment experiences across the state, thanks to a new $60 million project.
The $30 million dining component is like Melbourne Money, but for the rest of the state. It means you can get the same 25 per cent rebate – up to $125 off your combined bills – at restaurants, cafes, bars and other eligible hospitality businesses outside of the City of Melbourne municipality – as long as food is purchased.
To be eligible for the rebate, all you need to do is spend at least $40 at a Victorian venue – from Monday to Thursday only – then make a claim online.
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SIGN UPFor the entertainment component, $30 million has also been set aside. The same rebate and minimum spend applies to visits to cinemas; exhibitions and conferences; museums, galleries and zoos; tickets to live performance such as theatre, music, comedy, literary events and fashion shows; and theme parks, water parks and amusement parks.
Rebates can be claimed for entertainment experiences undertaken anywhere in Melbourne or Victoria, on any day of the week.
The $125 rebate cap is for dining and entertainment combined. It all ends on Thursday June 30 or when funds run out – whichever happens first.
Make a claim and find more information online.
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