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A Boston Movie Tours ExclusiveAll Boston Movie Tours guests receive a VIP Card which includes free pool, discounts and front-of-line privileges at celebrity hotspots.
Get yours today by taking a Boston Movie Tour. Just show your card at the following attractions or restaurants to take advantage of the special offer.
Boston Area Restaurants/Clubs
Cheers
2 great Boston locations based on the hit NBC show Cheers. The Boston Movie Mile tour ends at the original Cheers Beacon Hill location.15% off in gift shop or restaurant bill (food only)
If you are looking for "hip," this is the place. The recipe behind 33 Restaurant & Lounge is simple: a dash of vivid imagination, a pinch of culinary creativity, and a touch of pure commitment to the best.Front of line privileges for lounge.
10% off bill (food only).
The Rack nightclub and billiards club is one of the top places for celebs and professional athletes to stop by when they are in town.1 hour complimentary pool
Award winning Jack-Tar American Tavern features a broad, reasonably priced menu highlighted by creative takes on classic American dishes.1/2 off an appetizer Attractions
Boston's most interactive entertainment experience! Battle Pharaoh in the Fenway at the new, interactive adventure show!$2 off regular price ticket
We lead you to 16 nationally significant historic sites, every one an authentic American treasure.
$2 off Freedom Trail Audio Guide (limited to party of 4).
More coming soon! Contact us if your business is interested in adding a unique offer to the VIP Card list.
Cannot be used in conjunction with other offers. Other restrictions may apply. Expires Mar 2007. Offers may change at any time. One per visit/table.
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