Winner of Visit Denver’s Mile High Holiday Star Award, Luminova Holidays returns to transform Elitch Gardens into a winter wonderland of Mile High Magic with more rides, more lights and more holiday cheer! Coloradans of all ages will be dazzled by millions of lights and entertainment, while strolling through the Park with more than 300,000 square feet of larger-than-life light displays.
Photo: Luminova Holidays
See the lights from high above on the Ferris Wheel, while sipping hot cocoa, listen to holiday music and enjoy some of your favorite Elitch Gardens rides, including new THRILLS rides that are open this year for the first time.
NEW THIS YEAR: Luminova Holidays is now part of the Elitch Gardens Season Pass! With your 2023 or 2024 season pass, you can visit Luminova as many times as you want.
The holiday event runs November 24 to December 31, 2023 on select nights from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on Saturdays from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. See the schedule here.
Single day tickets are $24.99. Kids 2 and under are FREE.
IMPORTANT: Parking at Elitch Gardens is $25 with credit card or $30 with cash.
Reservations are required for single tickets and season pass holders. Get tickets here.
Photo: Luminova Holidays
Luminova Holidays features the following displays:
More than 4 million dazzling lights
EVEN MORE RIDES open
65 ft. Christmas tree
25 ft. snowman that never melts
300 ft. candy cane tunnel
Ornaments and presents scaling over 16 ft. tall
Light swings to glide on
300 ft. x 70 ft. wall of lights
Luminova Glow Train rides
Interactive activities including light-up hopscotch
Photo ops galore with immersive light displays
And more to come!
TICKET GIVEAWAY
Our friends at Elitch Gardens are in the holiday spirit and gave us a Family 4-Pack of Tickets to give to one lucky MHOTC reader.
The tickets are only valid for opening weekend — Friday, November 24, 2023 or Sunday, November 26, 2023, so check your calendar to ensure you can attend one of the two days. (The prize is valued at $99.96.)
NOTE: Parking is not included in the giveaway. Fee is $25 with credit card or $30 with cash.
To enter, just leave a comment below and tell us what’s your best tip for saving money during the holidays (besides following Mile High On The Cheap, of course!)
You must be a Colorado resident and also a MHOTC subscriber. (If you don’t already subscribe to our daily e-newsletter, sign-up here. It’s a must for every bargain hunter in Colorado!)
The deadline to enter is November 14, 2023 at 6 p.m. One winner will be chosen at random and contacted via e-mail.
Jane Reddy says
Watch the sales
Have a plan
Start early
Laurie Eaton says
I save by shopping throughout the year and storing the items in a special cabinet. Then no pressure during the holidays!
Lisa Koski says
I would love to win these!
Crystal Reynolds says
I use all the coupon apps to help with getting a good deal. I try to buy only the things I really need and then I scan all the receipts into all my apps for cash back!
Eva Voss says
My best tip for saving money during the holidays is to buy gift cards at King Soopers when they are giving 4x the fuel points plus 4x the fuel points for shopping on specific days. I drive a lot so getting fuel at a huge discount helps a lot!
Ryan Reynolds says
Making a good list can always help with saving money and looking ahead online at all deals sales and coupons!
Belinda Bernal says
I went through my expenses and cut out any unneeded payments, it has really helped.
Beth says
I save by shopping the clearance sales at Target and Walmart all year.
Molly Roberts says
Save on holiday groceries – Use the king Soopers mobile app for building your grocery list, coupons, and cash back . Also use ibotta for more cash back
Chile says
Make hot cocoa @ home & drive around to see neighborhood holiday lights & decorations!
KH says
Purchase tickets for events you want to see early to avoid sell-outs and to have something to look forward to. This helps me control spending by committing to a few great things.
Melissa Maestas says
Keep an eye out for daily deals. Always shop sales and clearance.
Quinn says
Wait for Black Friday deals!
Carl R. says
Shop holiday sales early & with creditmechant loyalty accounts that offer “cash-back” on purchases & or travel or other credits. & use cash-back service providers like Rakuten or the like.
Rachel Smith says
Start early. Stick to a list.
Antoinette says
Stick to the lists, Start early. Store sales, perks, rewards, coupons all help!
Rachel Austin says
I have a Holiday club account through my credit union, which I add money to each payday all throughout the year. I am allowed to withdraw beginning of October so there is a good amount for gifts. Then I watch all sales and try to get the best deal for everyone’s presents. This works quite well!
Donna says
Walk through downtown for free: video and lights on Union Station and D&F Clocktower, ice skating at Skyline Park, Christkindl Market and Mile High Tree at Civic Center Park, and holiday lights above Larimer Square
Clay Thompson says
Black friday
Curt w says
Go early, watch the sales, amd shop around
Annette says
I started shopping early. I set a spending limit. I do a savings challenge and put money aside every paycheck.
Michelle Meijer says
Shop throuhout the year, finding sales and deals instead of waiting until the last minute.
Jayne Lyall says
Black Friday
Carmen Latimer says
Don’t buy more than you really need, keep it simple.
Sarah says
Shop sales early and often! 😀
Jessica says
My kids create a visual wish list from different store sale magazines books in November. I will then pick 1 item from their list for a Xmas present and use the remaining time to hunt for the best deal on that gift item. But which one will they get, that’s the surprise 🫢 😆.
John says
Reduce, reuse, recycle
TybeeDawg says
Save by doing no, or low cost alternatives.
Kelly says
Start shopping early at the thrift stores!
Michelle Abbott says
We set a budget for the season and for gifts for each person. We also shop throughout the year as items go on either major holiday sales or just special sales. By shopping all year we are able to make our budgeted dollars go farther.
Amie Liebenow says
Read Mile High on the Cheap and watch for ways to save!
Tera Giron says
We take advantage of lots of free programs at local libraries (like gift making and wrapping sessions)
Lindsay says
Shop the sales!!!! Family traditions like baking cookies and driving around to see Christmas lights. Make memories instead of clutter.
Abby says
I love hosting potluck parties for my friends and family instead of going to a restaurant/bar. The event can last into the evening without the pressure to buy pricey drinks to justify our table.
Sabina Zolot says
I save with digital coupons
HelenC says
Shopping early and using coupons
Sally Comfort says
Stay off the internet. Leave wallet at home.
Ashley Capps says
set a budget, make a plan,. I make my list and start checking for deals and have a budget. No one should go broke for christmas
Ro Anne says
Holiday savings tips:
1) Read your email daily
2) Take advantage of the library ‘free’ passes to check out local attractions
3) stay home for family time – cooking and movies
4) find the free Santa’s at local spots
5) give back – have your kids fill their bag with their toys to donate so they can help others
6) make free crafts at Michael’s and Home Depot for gifts
7) smile and be kind to everyone – THAT is FREE! ☮️❤️😁
SteveM says
Shop the black friday deals
Danielle Sanchez says
Black Friday deals are the best time to shop. They are going so month long. Also make a list and stick to your budget.
Nancy Beegle says
Love MHOTC
Barbara Hodgin says
I would absolutely love to win this amazing giveaway.
Nina Choi says
To save, read the MHOTC emails, make a list and look at prices before and during the black Friday deals to compare!
Alfredo Martinez says
Sales and lists. Always look in clearance section. Amazon is great too.
Alyssa Payne says
Shopping all the sales.
Linda Lyman says
I go shopping the day after Christmas. Many items are on sale. I pack them away is a secret area.
Heather C. says
Start shopping early! Check sales. I find making a detailed list helps me to be planned and I can look at multiple stores to find deals.
Heather says
I browse every day for prices of gifts I am searching for. Then I know if a price is really low or not because I can compare it to what I’ve researched the past week.
Jamie McGowan says
Ways to save for our family:
First I like to create a detailed budget outlining our holiday expenses, prioritizing essential items and allocating specific amounts for gifts, decorations, and festivities. This disciplined approach helps us to stay financially conscious and avoid unnecessary expenditures, ensuring a more mindful and cost-effective holiday season.
Lastly, I will Opt for more thoughtful and personalized gifts that carry sentimental value rather than splurging on expensive items. Things such as: Handmade crafts, heartfelt notes, or experiences(such as this Elitches visit) to create meaningful connections without breaking the bank, allowing me to express my love and appreciation while staying within our budget.
Karen says
I shop clearance sections at all stores and find new items at thrift stores and deals from MHOTC!
Holly says
I love baking items for gifts for friends and family!
Shelly says
Make a list, stick to it and your budget. Check for sales and price match items to make fewer trips!
Amy Harris says
Shopping early and watching for sales are my go-to ways to save on holiday items. 😁
Heather says
I’m a huge fan of all the fun activities during the holiday season. To save money, I usually purchase tickets to activities during discounted presales. I also follow many different money saving blogs (MHOTC being my favorite). We have pared down gift giving and doi experiences instead. A lot of times we’ll find fun gift experiences on discounted sites such as this one.
David says
Thank you for the offer. I save money by using the points from my Wells Fargo credit card around Christmas each year. I am able to redeem my points for cash and it really helps the finances when it comes to buying gifts. I also look to save money by buying gifts in bulk for my kid’s teachers, friends, and neighbors.
Erika says
I buy Christmas presents throughout the year when I find things on sale!
Carissa eye says
I start shopping In january and save up presents all year long
Jose says
Shop with your mom and she’ll show you where to find the good deals! Just like MHOTC.
paul mimless says
Provide do it yourself gifts. Those are the gifts that save the most and are the most memorable to people.
Jennifer says
Plan ahead and watch sales. I try to watch items on Amazon. I buy gift cards from King Soopers for specific stores to get 4x fuel points and use on holiday purchases or as gifts.
Mike Camp says
My family and I start doing holiday shopping in October
D says
We purchase a permit to cut down a tree in the National Forest. It is substantially cheaper than buying a cultivated tree on a lot, the tree lasts much longer, and the activity is a memorable tradition.
Chennelle Valenzuela says
Would love these for my family! Thank you so much for the chance to win!
Marietta says
The King Soopers App loading the coupons and the cash back options!
David says
Shop the Black Friday flyers that are available from Black Friday web sites or directly on retailer’s web site.
Rita Guy says
I use coupons and sale items to purchase gifts and grocery store items.
Lisa Kvietok says
If you live on the SE side of town check out the shop southland flyer for a $15 gift card!
Kaitlin B. says
MHOTC, Groupon, and pre-sales for festive family activities/adventures. Early Black Friday sales, Amazon Prime lightning deals, and Target and Walmart discount days. Starting early is the best way for me to avoid a lot of the stress and actually enjoy the holidays. ;) I would love to add this activity to our family’s festive holiday adventures (we’ve never been before).
Steve says
We save money by shopping Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. We save on groceries at King Soopers with the digital download coupons.
Kelli Fielden says
I shop throughout the year, and I price compare on items and follow sales. I am a single mom and this would be so much fun for my kids and I to go to…thanks MHOTC!
T Peterson says
Shop on cyber Monday
Roxanne Smith says
Make a colorful coupon book, using previously used Christmas cards. Include certificates for back rubs, walking the dog, cooking a special meal, forgiving a transgression, etc.
The last “gift” is truly a gift to both persons involved!
Mark Shapard says
Check out the Black Friday store at 1200 S Abilene St. in Aurora for incredible bargains on clothing and Amazon returns. Also watch the DCPA ticket deals available on Cyber Monday.
Cari M. says
Thrifting! I find so many treasures at thrift stores from unused items to slightly used toys, unique jewelry, books, cool ornaments, etc.
Jessica Wicklund says
I’ll be paying the en and light rather than buying gifts this year unfortunately.
Jessica Wicklund says
I’ll be paying the rent rather than gifts this year. Saves a ton.
TERESA BUHLER says
MiHOTC allow me to do much more. If I win , I would love to give these tickets to a friend (single mom who recently lost her job).
irina khodkov says
Shop for the next year right after the holidays, find bargains and ensure that festive preparations don’t break the bank. Set aside a portion of the income each month is a wise financial strategy, allowing you to accumulate a substantial $1000 savings specifically earmarked for the holidays.
Organize a potluck. This way, the financial burden is shared among attendees, and everyone gets to contribute their favorite dishes, creating a diverse and delightful feast.
Instead of focusing solely on material gifts, consider giving the gift of experiences. Whether it’s a homemade coupon for a special dinner, a day out, or a relaxing evening, these thoughtful gestures often hold more sentimental value than tangible items.
The anticipation of winning tickets for the holiday lights adds an extra layer of excitement, promising a magical experience that aligns perfectly with your conscientious approach to holiday budgeting.
Happy Holidays!!!!
Sara says
I asked gifts instead of buying them.
Sara says
I make gifts instead of buying them.
Kathy Onken says
To save money during the holidays I shop all clearance deals and throughout the year.
Bargain shopping is easy and fun if you do it right!
Anthony Long says
Our family saves money by enjoying what we have and not trying to make the holidays about things but the time we have with each other and new experiences. That has helped us all really focus on the spirit of the holidays and not about things that we will eventually not use or clutter up our home.
Cindy says
Keep eyes open at thrift stores. There are cool bargains to be found that I wouldn’t have thought of.
Katie says
Dollar store is the place to go for holiday decorations. They have some cute stuff! Go there before shopping other places for decor. For gifts use the honey browser online that will automatically search for any coupons that apply to your store and cart when shopping online. Saves you time and money!
Maria says
I use all app coupons and shop sales
Jenna Martinez says
Shop throughout the year and hit those black Friday and cyber Monday sales
Katie says
The dollar store is the place to go for holiday decorations. They have some cute stuff! Go there before buying at any other place. For gifts use the honey browser that automatically looks for coupons for you while shopping onine. Will save you time and money!
Joan Tretter says
Last Christmas, in lieu of individual gifts, our family bought a bunch of Groupons for activities to do together. We each picked out something we were interested in and eveyone joined in. Super fun and a great way to take the stress and over spending out of gift giving!
Shannon McNulty says
Start shopping early! Catch those sales when you can! Gift cards go on sale at stores sometimes so buy them and if you don’t like gifting gift cards then use that to buy the gifts!
Julie Olivett says
I shop all year long and watch for coupons, specials and of course check MHOTC everyday. You have all saved me tons of money through the years. Would love to see the lights at E;otocjes!
Debi says
Watch for the sales and start early so you can spread the expenses out. This would be an amazing prize!!
Liz Romero says
My best money saving tip is: Subscribing to Mike High On The Cheap!! ❤️❤️ seriously best thing EVER!
Jessica L says
I have several methods of saving money during the holidays and in general. I use Rakuten and Ibotta to get cash back when shopping online. I also purchase discounted gift cards on my credit card app using rewards. I look at different ads online and see what’s on sale and make shopping lists.
Guadalupe Chavez says
I google fir coupons
Liz says
Look ahead of time like October November and buy tickets as soon as they’re announced the closer to the date the more expensive it is! Always look on multiple site for free things there’s always something going on!
Amy E says
Start early- always check online for coupons while in store!
L Cerri says
Put aside $25-30 dollars every week for the year by a variety of ways: iBotta, coupons, pocket money, etc., and by November you’ll have enough money for all Christmas gifts, especially during all the November sales!
Missy says
Price match and comparison shopping
Jeani McAleer says
I save by keeping a close eye on sales and buying holiday foods and gifts a little bit at a time when I can.
Eric Martinez says
The best way I learned besides websites like this one is to look for clearenace thru the year. I also company gifts that I receive for hard work and regift them. Along with making gifts for loved ones.
Linda Williams says
Find holiday performances that are doing rehearsals but open to the public for free.
Becca King says
We stick to the “Something you want, something you need, something to wear, and something to read” Christmas list…I’ve also added something to do (an experience) because I’d rather collect memories than things-life is short!
Mary Wiebe says
Budget and for kids buy:
Something they need
Something the want
Something to wear
Something to read
Cindy L says
As has already been said – start early and keep an eye on clearance and sale prices throughout the year.
Terie says
Plan ahead and shop the sales early – don’t wait until the last minute. I found this method to be most helpful in saving money for the Holidays!
Barbara Wyatt says
Shop early – but also make homemade cookies, bars and fudge always a treat
Heather Jones says
Watch the sales and use Honey to compare prices.
Debbie Kagan says
My kids are old enough that they prefer cash, so I get my holiday shopping addiction with buying interesting, affordable stocking stuffers.
June Hicks says
Start earlier than Black Friday!!! Sales start earlier, and there’s a better selection of items!
Lisa Krol says
I use ibotta all year long and save the gift cards for shopping for presents!
shuka hall says
check for sales /blackfriday deals
always check with miles high on the cheap…never go wrong with their infos!
Cathy says
Start early. (January 2nd) Less stress and can enjoy more quality family time together. You can find great bargains throughout the year because EVERYTHING goes on sale. For example, we buy extra school supplies in August & hide away for Christmas and Birthdays. Many items make great stocking stuffers. What child doesn’t like new art supplies that stay at home?
We would love to go on Friday, Nov. 29th. 🎄
Kristen Garcia says
Join freebie guys telegram and group on Insta, he is on top of sales, Amazon codes and freebies! I’ve been Christmas shopping all year!
Lin says
Compare prices with various stores to save. Look for deals and coupons available. Would love to win some tickets.
Sarah Henry says
I shop all year and don’t get hung up on getting conventional presents! Experiences or quirky items that fit the receiver are fantastic!
Christy Senecaut says
Secret Santa works great to save $. If you have to buy for lots of adults and a few kids just get the adults a 10$ gift card and the kids something a bit nicer!
Carlyn Canady says
Shop the sales!!!! Bake cookies for gifts. Drive around to see Christmas lights. Make memories!!
Kristina Healy says
Shop gradually and shop sales
Kristen Chipman says
Shop deals early and check around for cheaper prices. If I have to shop deals at multiple places I try to use the online ordering and pick up option as well. It makes running to multiple places more enjoyable :)
Claudia Miller says
I start right after Christmas for the next year.
Heather Green says
Black Friday shop for all the deals!
Rebecca Reineke says
Price match and review sale ads
Diadre says
Make a list of what people need/want during the year, look for those items for great bargains throughout the span of a year, by Christmas you should have found everything at discounted prices and shopping is done ahead of the mad rush!
Bridgett Bledsoe says
Of course MHOTC, in addition to getting non perishables ahead of time, spreading out those purchases over the last few months so it doesn’t impact the budget any 1 month, too hard. Coupons, sakes, splitting things from Costco or Sam’s with others….
Love to take my grandbabies (5 &8). Rough last few years and it would really lift their spirits.
Katie Kaminski says
Making homemade gifts from the heart!
Paula Del Rio says
I would love this I lost my job and would love to take my grandkids here
LaTerell Bradford says
Eat at Home before you go out and enjoy Holdiay Festivities! Thay way you’re not hungry and you save money. You can have a special treat but won’t have to purchase a full meal.
Karen Johnson says
Don’t wait until the last minute, and buy off season and save for the holidays (I bought a lot of stuff last January when on after Christmas clearance for this year.)
Mickey Mauck says
I go to resale stores for wonderful Christmas decorations and to the local ARC. I love to recycle and reuse, it helps everyone! These tickets would be used to take my 70 year old brother who survived two heart attacks in April and he’s like a little kid again, enjoying life and grateful to be alive.
Teresa says
I like to buy gift cards that have bonus rewards that go along with them.
Sophia Simpson Schwedland says
I buy holiday gifts all year round, starting with the after Christmas and New Year’s sales.
Kimmy says
Start shopping early!
Melissa Nicholas says
I budget so that I won’t need to use any credit cards. If possible I begin shopping early from summer on, to find unique gifts for people on my list. Shop local to support businesses and get fun holiday items.
Eddie Cross says
Make your dinner a potluck. Offer to make the main dish and have everyone bring one or two sides or deserts.
Michelle says
Don’t feel guilty about not participating in every white elephant gift exchange or party you are invited to!
Gail Mcgaugh says
By making family memories with outings and baking/decorating sugar cookies.
Toby Archuleta says
Start early!
Jeff W says
Most gift cards come with a bonus around the holidays, but many will also have a day with an extra bonus card, often a double bonus. It usually is either black Friday or cyber Monday, but the offer can happen anytime. Be patient and hold out for the extra bonus cards!
Carolyn W says
Look for free or cheap holiday activities.
Kim says
Shop early to score the best deals throughout the year!!
Scott says
Shop restaurant gift cards when they offer the “bonus” cards
Andrew Ross Granat says
Buy a permit and cut your own Christmas Tree!
Rachael Williford says
Shop the sales even if it means going to multiple stores to get what you need! Check all the ads and plan ahead! Subscriptions like mile high on the cheap help make this tedious process a little less time consuming! Thanks MHOC!
Victoria says
Black ftiday deals some have even started early.
Carol says
Follow the Krazy coupon ladies all year to find great deals!
TJ says
Have a list.. sts, Start early. Buy items on sale and store for later use.
Susan Rogers says
I make a list and try to stick to it. “Try”
Dan says
Shop clearance section at grocery store.
Jody says
Best tip is to buy throughout the year. :)
Kristina says
Shop all year with Christmas in mind and stash! take advantage of sales.
Coleen W says
But early and search marketplace and neighborhood groups for new/unused items to gift. Shop 2nd hand and keep things out of landfill!
Gloria Jones says
I always start right after Christmas at all clearance items. I also hit all.clearance items during the year and get items I think my kids and grandkids would want. I can use them for Christmas or birthdays.
Stevie Sanchez says
My best tip is to buy when things go on sale about halfway through the year and it helps me finish early and save money.
Good Luck Everyone!
Briana Li says
I start at black friday
ColeenW says
Buy early, watch for unique +new items at 2nd hand stores and marketplace.
Geri Nelson says
My best tip is #1: have a budget; #2 to help the budget, look around your home for items the recipients have complimented you on~ wrap this item and give as a gift to them. You have lightened your load at home (Swedish Death Cleaning) and shared your beloved items with people you love!
Leah Gorowicz says
I save around the holidays by shopping around for the items I want and making sure I have a clear list of what I actually need.
RobK says
Talk to friends/relatives about doing activities instead of buying a lot of stuff people don’t want or need.
Andrew Reid says
Don’t assume that Black Friday has the best deals
Jon Schroeder says
It starts with making a budget and knowing which stores have the best sales and when. I’m not a fan of online shopping as it’s a complete waste of packaging and plastic, so going out for black Friday is ideal. I try to go to the stores that aren’t super popular and busy.
Abby says
My spouse and I usually skip traditional gifts for one another and justify an experience that we’d like to do as our gift to each other. Then on Christmas we do a few silly stocking stuffers with an agreed upon budget.
Sandra says
I shop all year round looking for clearance items
James says
Stick to a plan and don’t deviate.
Todd says
Hi.
Our family waits till January to travel together, airfares are up to 80% less!
Tara Foss says
Oh my kids would me so excited if we won the tickets!!!
John says
Pick me lol
Kelly says
I start my shopping early and always keep my eyes open to Black Friday deals.
Amber Rocklin says
There’s so much free stuff to do around the holidays! Christmas tree lightings, cruising around in the car with cocoa and looking at lights, parade of lights, downtown, candlelight walk and golden. The possibilities are endless!
June Hicks says
Shop early!!
Annette says
I am always in search for deals on websites/content sources.
Brandie says
Besides following you guy’s, we usually just shop the early black Friday deals or buy gifts throughout the year! Can’t believe it is almost here!
Barbara Nabors says
Consumer Reports is a good resource you can access online with library card: publishes months when categories of products go on sale, product reviews, reliability and best value.
Scott K says
I shop year round and keep things stashed in my office. It really helps saves money by shopping the sales all year.
Paula Del Rio says
Please pick me my grandson would love this
Angela davidson says
Price matching
Have a list and shop early for best selection and value
Sarah Mateer says
My kids would LOVE this event.
Definitely shopping deals, clearance and sales throughout the year. Typically Amazon and Target.
Bonnie Medina says
The best way to save money is to look at the weekly ads at local stores the day before the new ad starts so you can plan your shopping for the week.
Alvin says
Watch for sales and shop early!!!
Carla Lucero says
My best tip in saving money during the holidays is to not eat out as much as you typically do throughout the year – you’ll save a lot!
Jeanne says
Buying gift cards direct from the store/restaurant during the Holidays. Most offer bonus gift cards that one can keep for yourself.
EmilyS says
Shop early and use discount groups in Facebook with codes for Amazon etc. we like to give experiences so when they do gift card deals we take advantage of those
Valerie Zigler says
Start really early and use your talents to create gifts.
Maria F says
I usually shop for my holiday decorations at the end of the holidays and save about 75 – 90% off. Gifts are throughout the year that are on clearance and gift cards are Sam’s or Costco. Groceries are purchased a month before while items are on sale.
Lesa Roske says
Shop sales and compare prices. Homemade gifts are my favorite for friends. They mean more. Experiences are remembered more than things. We try to create family experiences .
Jennifer Niblo says
Buy joke gifts at the thrift store
Tammy says
Watch for sales to come out and use your credit card to collect points for cash back after holidays. Then its like a little bonus when holidays are over you get some money-back! 💸💵🤗
Ember says
I start shopping early. I also follow a Facebook site that tells me all the latest deals on Amazon. Merry Christmas everyone!!!
Melanie says
I teach my kids the true reason for Christmas is to celebrate Jesus, not getting gifts. And that having lots of expensive toys is not practical or wise, so we give more than we get.
Cayla Sherfey says
I love saving money at the holidays by using online coupons for both my gift shopping and extra holiday food grocery shopping!
K says
Save money by winning these tickets!!
Michelle Reyes says
Happy Holidays to Mile High on The Cheap! Thank you for finding us great deals!
Paula Jensen says
It would be so awesome to take my granddaughters here. We always have a girls weekend craft party making special gifts for our friends.
Justin says
My greatest holiday tip is pre plot deals. Make a game plan of where to shop for what, to save time and money.
Veronica Lucero says
Always looking to find good deals on online, coupons, and in store sales and clearance is the best! :)
Mj says
I buy most of my gifts after Christmas the year before at 70 or 90% off. Love MileHigh on the cheap and so appreciate you Bryan.
Jane Pohlmann says
Celebrate the reason for the season and you won’t over spend!!
Nabeehah Brown says
I always do a get together with family and friends to celebrate the holidays.
Sandy Coulter says
Use a timer to turn off xmas lights.
Nicole Heim says
The free Turkey @ Safeway and movie passes are the best.
Carol Osepowicz says
Start with a budget. List all the people you want to gift and how much to spend on each. Commit to sticking with the budget. It’s so easy to impulse buy. Keep a tally of what you purchase and for whom. You’re on your way.
Laurie Zempel says
The BEST tip for saving money thru the holidays, is DON’T SPEND ANY! No one NEEDS anything for Christmas! Especially kids, who get so much stuff all year round and parents just hand them money like it grows on trees and show their kids that they don’t need to EARN it!!!
Craig Rogers says
Take advantage of sales