Lowes senior citizen discount and other senior discounts today. If you use any type of transportation, ask for a senior discount. This is especially true for those who use public transportation. You could save a significant amount of money on these discounts.

Alamo Drafthouse: Moviegoers ages 60-plus can view weekday shows before 2pm for only $6, less than half of the general admissions price of $13.75. That special low pricing applies all day on Wednesday for the chain’s Senior Day. See here for locations. Amtrak: Travelers ages 65 and over can receive a 10% discount on most rail fares on most Amtrak trains. Kathy Levine, 70, of Long Beach, N.Y. uses the discount frequently to visit her daughter and granddaughter 200 miles away. “I prefer not to drive the four hours it takes,” says Levine. “The Amtrak discount allows me to see them more often.”

Best Western offers 10% (“or more”) off room rates at many (but not all) of its hotels and resorts. That can be a big deal, because its network features more than 4,000 establishments in more than 100 countries. Its hotel brands include Best Western, Best Western Plus, Best Western Premier, Vib, GLo, Executive Residency by Best Western, BW Premier Collection, and BW Signature CollectionSM by Best Western — along with its newer franchise offerings: SureStay Hotel by Best Western, SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western and SureStay Collection by Best Western. If you spend six nights a year at Best Westerns and the room rates average $120, you can save $72 or more annually. See extra details on Does Chick Fil a have a senior discount.

With more than 865 stores in 49 states, JOANN is a retailer focused on fabrics and crafting supplies. It offers customers aged 55 and up a whopping 20% off their total purchase on its Senior Discount Days, which occur several times per year. If you plan ahead and concentrate your spending there on the discount days, with your spending totaling $150 annually, you can save $30 per year. Those who are big crafters and spenders can save even more.

With annual revenue topping $160 billion, AT&T (NYSE: T) is a telecommunications powerhouse, offering wireless phone services, high-speed internet, and much more. It also has some special offers for seniors. AARP members (who can be as young as 50) can get 10% off the monthly service charge for qualifying wireless plans and 15% off on eligible accessories. If your monthly service charge is $75, you’re looking at a savings of $7.50 per month, or $90 per year. If you’re 65 or older, regardless of AARP membership, AT&T offers a low-cost nationwide calling program for basic cell phones — recently costing just $30 per month.