Is There A Jimmy John’s Senior Discount?
Unfortunately it looks as though Jimmy John’s does not have a nationwide senior discount program.
However, you may want to ask at your local Jimmy John’s anyway – some individual Jimmy John’s restaurants may knock down their prices for seniors!
The same applies to military discounts, by the way. Although Jimmy John’s doesn’t have an official military discount policy, a Jimmy John’s visitor writes on TripAdvisor that the location they visited gave a military member a 10% discount.
Other Jimmy John’s Deals & Ways To Save
Jimmy John’s doesn’t offer as many deals as, say, Wendy’s or Subway. The main way to save with this chain is to sign up for Freaky Fast Rewards.
Freaky Fast Rewards members get access to a bunch of perks, like Jimmy John’s promo codes or the freshest info on upcoming promotions. Aside from that, members accumulate rewards for their purchases. These rewards may be redeemed for a discount when ordering in-store, over the phone, online, or via the app.
Once you sign up, you will also get a free 8-inch sandwich with your first order! Jimmy John’s may give you a surprise reward on your birthday as well.
To find out more about Freaky Fast Rewards, read its FAQs.
Jimmy John’s may feature major offers on its website homepage, but the best way to keep an eye out for upcoming deals is joining Freaky Fast Rewards.
Interesting facts about Jimmy John’s:
- The vast majority of Jimmy John’s locations are franchisee-owned, so promotions and prices may vary substantially between them.
- In 2014, Jimmy John’s donated $1 million to Folds of Honor Foundation – a foundation that supports the families of fallen or disabled soldiers.
- Jimmy John’s has donated to many other causes as well – among them $125,000 to support Champaign Parks Foundation’s Youth Scholarship Program, 100 laptops to the Champaign Unit 4 School District, and $80,000 to cover layaway items at Walmart stores in Champaign, Urbana, and Savoy.
Finally, here is a fascinating video on the history of Jimmy John’s:
* Photo by Dankarl on Wikimedia Commons. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International. Resized and cropped from original.
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