On sale today at 1pm EST with Daily Getaway is 20% discount on Marriott eGiftCards in three different denominations.
- $100 eGiftCard for $80, maximum 3 allowed, 1070 available;
- $200 eGiftCard for $160, maximum 2 allowed, 252 available;
- $500 eGiftCard for $400, maximum 1 allowed, 200 available.
Detailed terms
- Travel anytime, as Marriott eGiftCard do not expire.
- Use like cash at participating Marriott branded or Ritz Carlton properties worldwide for stays, dining, spa treatments, golf and more!
- The eGiftCard must be presented at time of checkout or conclusion of services as tender.
- Within 10-14 business days of purchase, you will receive your Marriott eGiftCard via the valid email address provided at purchase.
My tips for you
This deal is no-brainer if you stay at Marriott hotels, as it will save you up to 20% on your next stay. I purchased these Marriott eGiftCards from Daily Getaway every year in the past few years, so here’s couple tips for you if you are planning to participate this year.
- Buy the $100 package as they will be easier to get;
- If you need more than 3 packages, have a trusted friend (or friends) buy more for you (using your credit card so you earn the points). The eGiftCards do not have names on them, so anyone can redeem as long as you present them at check-out.
Now who is buying Marriott eGiftCards today at 1pm EST? Make sure you are ready a few minutes prior to 1PM EST.
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Meh, I did these the first few years. it was actually possible for a normal human to get them. Last year I landed a single $100 card and that took a LOT of retries to pick up one that someone else dropped I guess.
This year, I’ll just keep any eye out for deals on the many gift card resale sites. Picked up some Hyatt cards for 21% off last month.
Exactly. These sold out immediately. Why bother with the hassle for nothing?
What is the link for the cards?
They sold out in about 3 minutes 🙂 Better luck next year!