Entertainment Featured in Money Magazine’s Discount-App Comparison

Money magazine explores how Entertainment helps members access value across dining, travel and activities—while giving back to a chosen cause.

Entertainment has been featured in a recent Money magazine article exploring the ways Australians can access more value when dining out, travelling and enjoying local experiences.

In How to unlock big discounts: Entertainment App vs EatClub, Money journalist Ryan Johnson put the Entertainment Membership app to the test, looking at how it works and where members can find offers.

The article reflects on Entertainment’s journey from the well-known printed Entertainment Book to a digital membership built for today’s on-the-go lifestyle. With the app, members can browse offers nearby, select an offer and redeem it directly at participating venues.

While dining remains a popular place to save, Money magazine also highlighted Entertainment offers across travel, accommodation, car hire, attractions and experiences. That variety is what makes a membership useful beyond a single meal or occasion—whether you are planning a holiday, looking for a family day out or simply trying somewhere new close to home.

The article also recognised an important part of the Entertainment story: community impact. Through an Entertainment Membership, members can nominate a participating charity, school or community group to receive a contribution from their purchase.

Entertainment is proud to help Australians discover great experiences, support local businesses and give back to causes that matter—all through the everyday moments of enjoying more.

Read the full Money magazine article: How to unlock big discounts: Entertainment App vs EatClub

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