Visit Tucson just launched its Summer Streetcar Savings Pass, encouraging folks to support businesses along the free-to-ride streetcar line during traditionally slow summer months.
“As a college town, things tend to slow down in the summer, especially with the warmer temperatures. It’s an important time to support local businesses,” said Felipe Garcia, Visit Tucson President and CEO. “Collaborating with the amazing businesses along this line was a no-brainer.”
And, as mentioned just a couple of paragraphs back, the streetcar is free to ride this summer. Oh, and it’s air-conditioned!
“It’s the most convenient way to access the four entertainment districts,” Garcia added.
Here’s How it Works:
Users can sign up for a free digital savings pass that includes special deals like receiving up to 25% off select items, free beverages, or buy-one, get-one deals at participating businesses.
More than 50 businesses are included in the savings pass, spread throughout four entertainment districts: Main Gate Square, Historic Fourth Avenue, Downtown, and Mercado.
Get the free digital savings pass here.
According to Garcia, Visit Tucson’s goal is to give locals and visitors a new reason to get out and explore Tucson this summer. “You could think of it as a summer bucket list,” he said.
Participating Businesses
- ’81 Barbers – 20% off draft beers
- 4th Ave. Deli – 20% off purchase
- Aquamarine Daydream – free Selentine Crystal with $20 purchase
- Basqueria – free sangria carafe with purchase of mixed board
- Batch – 10% off your purchase
- Bawker Bawker Cider House – 25% off a cider slushie
- Ben’s Bells – free car magnet or bumper sticker wth purchase
- Blue Lotus Artists’ Collective – 10% off gift shop items
- Caruso’s – 10% off entrees
- Cero. Beyond Zero Waste Shop – 15% off your first order
- Chela’s Latin Cuisine – 10% off your purchase
- Children’s Museum Tucson – 20% off items in gift shop
- Cobra Arcade Bar – $5 in tokens with the purchase of drink
- See the full list here…
To learn more about the Summer Streetcar Savings Pass or sign up, visit visittucson.org.
