Giveaway: Win $50 Dining Credit to Monterey + Free Uber Trips
Dinner, drinks and a ride home? Yes please.
This post is sponsored by our partner, Jameson
Monterey is the quintessential Wellington neighbourhood bar. With a stack of boardgames in the corner, tables you can scribble on, great burgers and some of the best sodas - especially of the alcoholic persuasion - in New Zealand, the Newtown bar really can do no wrong.
And we've hustled a $50 dining voucher to try out the sophisticated joint for yourself. And to help you get there, as well as back home safely, mobile app and car sharing service Uber has thrown in free rides for new users up to the value of $30.
To be in the running, just subscribe to the Concrete Playground newsletter (if you haven't already), then email your name and address to [email protected]
First Time Uber Users Ride for Free
Concrete Playground and Jameson have also teamed up with Uber, offering all new users their first ride for free, up to the value of $30. In case you didn't know, Uber is a smartphone app that you can use to book private drivers to pick you up in minutes. The mobile app is in over 200 cities around the world, including New York, London, Paris and now Auckland and Wellington.
The process is simple:
1. Download the UBER app on an iPhone, Android or Windows device, and create an account.
2. Enter the promo code CPWKNDR when prompted (you can even do it right now and it's locked in).
3. Check the ETA, 'REQUEST' when you need a car, and enjoy the ride!
Twitter: @Uber_Auckland @Uber_Wellington
Instagram: Uber_Auckland Uber_Wellington
Email: [email protected] [email protected]
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