Why Senior Discounts Matter More Than Ever
With the rising cost of living, every dollar counts—especially for retirees on a fixed income.
Fortunately, many companies offer senior discounts, but most go unclaimed simply because people don’t know they exist.
Here Are 10 Overlooked Senior Discounts in 2025
- Kroger & Safeway (Grocery): Select locations offer 5–10% off on designated senior days. Ask your local store for details.
- Walgreens: Seniors 55+ get discounts on the first Tuesday of each month with a myWalgreens account.
- Amtrak: 10% off most fares for travelers aged 65 and older.
- National Parks Senior Pass: Lifetime access to over 2,000 federal recreation sites for just $80.
- Goodwill: Many stores offer 10–20% off for seniors on specific weekdays.
- AT&T Senior Nation Plan: Discounted cellphone plan for 65+ with nationwide coverage and no long-term contract.
- Rite Aid Wellness 65+: Monthly 20% discount day, plus a free pharmacist consultation.
- Restaurants (Denny’s, IHOP, Applebee’s): Most offer special senior menus or up to 15% off with ID.
- Travel (Hertz, Budget, Choice Hotels): Up to 20–30% off with AARP membership or senior ID.
- Prescription Discounts: Use programs like GoodRx or SingleCare for senior-specific savings.
How to Get These Discounts
- Always ask—many senior discounts aren’t advertised.
- Bring a valid ID or join a rewards club like AARP or myWalgreens.
- Check store websites for senior day details and eligibility.
- Combine discounts with coupons or cashback apps for extra savings.
Estimated Savings Example
| Category | Estimated Annual Savings |
|---|---|
| Groceries | $300–$500 |
| Prescriptions | $200–$800 |
| Travel & Dining | $400–$900 |
| Phone & Utilities | $150–$300 |
Check AARP’s full discount list here for even more opportunities to save.
Final Thoughts
Senior discounts aren’t just nice perks—they’re practical tools to help you live better on a budget.
Take the time to ask, research, and claim what you deserve.
See more 2025 discounts here and start saving today.
