TOLEDO, Ohio — Destination Toledo is celebrating 419 Day (April 19... get it?) by launching a savings pass for visitors and locals alike, offering discounts around the area code among participating businesses and attractions, all while supporting community development efforts.
The Toledo Savings Pass costs $15, according to a press release from Destination Toledo, and unlocks over $150 in savings at a variety of locations in the area. The passport will be available digitally, using the same platform the 419 Ale Trail and restaurant Week Toledo use.
After purchase, users have 90 days to redeem their first offer, which will allow them to use their passport for the next year. For additional details, or to purchase a Toledo Savings Pass, click here.
Participating venues include the following:
- Adventus Climbing
- Copper Moon Studio
- GardenView Flowers
- Imagination Station
- J&M Cruise Lines
- National Museum of the Great Lakes
- The Ribbon at Glass City Metropark
- Toledo Alliance for the Performing Arts
- Toledo Mud Hens
- Toledo Museum of Art
- Toledo Speedway
- Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park
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"We're thrilled to be launching the Toledo Savings Pass on 419 Day because like this day, it's a celebration of the Toledo area," Caleigh Heuring, Director of Marketing and Communications at Destination Toledo said in a press release. "This pass was an opportunity for us to connect visitors and locals to great discounts on beloved attractions or new experiences they haven't had yet. You can get one for yourself or gift one to a neighbor - and it all goes back to the community."
Proceeds from pass purchases will be donated to the Greater Toledo Community Foundation, Destination Toledo said. The money will aid local initiatives through the organization's Community Builder and Community Impact grants, which support Toledo-area nonprofits. The grants are designed to enrich the quality of life for individuals and families in the region, Destination Toledo said.
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