Tesco announces new shake-up to Clubcard app - and you don't have long to claim
From May 27 until Sunday, June 8, Tesco Clubcard members can pick up tickets for the latest movies at Cineworld for just £4 – which means exchanging only £2 of Tesco Clubcard vouchers at double their value for each ticket
Tesco has announced a huge shake-up to its Clubcard scheme for shoppers as part of its 30th birthday celebrations. The supermarket scheme has added a new Cineworld deal to its Rewards partner loyalty scheme.
From May 27 until Sunday, June 8, Tesco Clubcard members can pick up tickets for the latest movies at Cineworld for just £4 – which means exchanging only £2 of Tesco Clubcard vouchers at double their value for each ticket.
Shoppers can purchase up to four tickets at the discounted rate with each booking. This means a family of four could enjoy a cinema experience by using just £8 worth of Tesco Clubcard Vouchers.
To take advantage of the offer Tesco Clubcard members need to exchange a minimum of 50p in Clubcard vouchers through the Tesco app or Clubcard website and make a booking via the linked Cineworld site, paying for any value of the ticket not covered by their Clubcard Vouchers. The £4 deal is only Cineworld's standard 2D tickets.
Alongside this, Cineworld is also offering a £6 deal for Tesco Clubcard members. The cinema chain is giving movie-goers the chance to pick up a medium drink and bucket of popcorn for just £6 - you can upgrade to large for just an extra £1.
To get the drink and popcorn deal, customers must show their Clubcard when purchasing refreshments at the cinema.
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Tesco Group Membership and Loyalty Director, Shama Wilson said: 'This is a big year for Tesco Clubcard as we mark 30 years of rewards for our Clubcard members.
'In 1995, the year Clubcard launched, some of the biggest movies included Toy Story, Batman Forever and GoldenEye, and thanks to this amazing deal with our Reward Partner Cineworld, Clubcard members can buy a ticket to watch some of today's biggest movies with just £2 worth of Clubcard Vouchers.'
Cineworld International President Javier Sotomayor added: 'Tesco have always been a great partner for us at Cineworld Cinemas, and we look forward to extending this partnership further in celebrating Clubcard's incredible milestone. We are excited to welcome customers to our cinemas and to feel more at Cineworld.'
The limited-time deal is part of the supermarket's celebration of 30 years of its Tesco Clubcard loyalty scheme. Since February this year, Tesco has been announcing new special deals, offers, and discounts for Clubcard members.
Shoppers can find out about all the deals the supermarket is offering in the Clubcard section of the Tesco app.
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How do I get Tesco Clubcard vouchers?
Clubcard members can build up points when they shop at Tesco and there is a range of ways you can do this. You get:
One Clubcard point for every £1 spent in stores and online
One point for every two litres of fuel bought from Tesco forecourts
One point for every £1 spent on Tesco Mobile
One point for every £4 spent on a Tesco credit card, and
One point for every £1 spent using a Tesco Clubcard Pay+ debit card
Once you have collected enough Clubcard points, you can then convert them into vouchers. The minimum number of points you need is 150 - which will give you a voucher of £1.50. Once you have converted your points to vouchers they last for two years.
Tesco currently has over 100 Reward Partners including Disney+, Thorpe Park, Alton Towers, Pizza Express, Legoland, Hotels.com, and Zizzi.
To redeem your Clubcard points with partners, you have to turn them into vouchers, and then into Partner Reward codes. If you choose to use them for a Rewards Partner, you get double the value of your points, so 500 points would be worth £5 in-store but £10 when spent with a Rewards Partner.
Under the rules, you can't collect Clubcard points on tobacco or tobacco-related products, lottery, stamps, prescription medicines, infant formula milk, Tesco gift cards, third party gift cards, saving stamps, in-store concessions, Paypoint payments or purchases of some Tesco Bank products.
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