Store Senior Discounts 2026

7-Eleven has no published customer senior discount — since most stores are independently owned franchises, any in-store deal for older customers would be a local owner's decision, not a corporate program.

Abercrombie & Fitch does not offer a senior or AARP discount — like sibling brand Hollister, it offers a student discount instead.

Many Ace Hardware stores offer 10% off for shoppers 65 and older on Thursdays — but since Ace is a cooperative of independently owned stores, not every location participates, so it's worth confirming with your specific store.

Advance Auto Parts does not offer a dedicated senior discount program.

Aeropostale does not offer a senior discount — it does offer a student discount through UNiDAYS, plus its own text/email sign-up promotions.

Albertsons has no confirmed nationwide senior discount, but some regional divisions reportedly offer 10% off for shoppers 55+ — Intermountain-area stores on the first Thursday of the month, Southwest-area stores on the first Wednesday.

ALDI does not offer a senior discount, senior day, or senior shopping hours anywhere — a company spokesperson confirmed to AARP that ALDI typically doesn't offer discounts at all, relying instead on its low-cost model to keep everyday prices down for everyone.

Apple does not offer a senior discount — it does offer discounts for students, teachers, military/veterans, and first responders, verified through ID.me or education verification.

AT&T's 55+ plan is $40/month for one line or $70/month total for two, and — unlike Verizon's Florida-only version — it's now available nationwide to anyone 55 or older in any US state.

AutoZone has no senior discount at the national level, and individual stores can't create their own — the only ID-based discount it offers is 10% off for active-duty military, veterans, and dependents.

Avis has no age-based senior discount, but AARP members get up to 35% off base rates (Pay Now) or 30% off (Pay Later), plus a 3% credit toward future rentals, a free upgrade, and a free additional driver.

bareMinerals does not have a senior discount program — it does offer a student/teacher discount and a loyalty rewards program, open to any age.

Best Buy does not offer a senior discount — the free My Best Buy rewards program, open to any age, is the main way to earn points and save instead.

Big Lots does not have an age-based senior discount — its free Big Rewards loyalty program, open to sign up regardless of age, is the main way any shopper saves.

Buckle does not offer a senior discount — it does offer 10% off for current or retired military personnel with a verified military ID.

Burlington gives shoppers 65 and older 10% off one regular-priced item any day, plus a bigger Senior Discount Day on the first Monday of the month with 10% off the entire purchase, no limit — both in-store only.

Champs Sports (a Foot Locker Inc. brand) does not offer a senior discount, but shares the same 15% military discount and student discount as sibling Foot Locker, plus the shared FLX Rewards loyalty program.

The Children's Place does not have a confirmed senior discount — it does offer a 10% military discount in-store and teacher discounts up to 40% through ID.me.

CVS offers seniors 65+ a 20% discount on regular-priced items on the first Wednesday of every month, both in-store with valid ID and online via the ExtraCare loyalty program — though exact details can vary by location.

Dillard's does not have a confirmed senior discount program for customers.

Dollar General has no nationwide senior discount program — any senior promotion is a local, individual-store decision rather than corporate policy, so the DG Rewards loyalty program and app coupons are the reliable way to save.

Dollar Tree does not offer a senior discount — its everyday low-price model is the same for shoppers of all ages, with no age-based percentage off or designated discount day.

DSW does not have a dedicated senior discount program.

Dunkin' has no nationwide senior discount — its official AARP free-donut promotion ended years ago — but many individually owned franchise locations still offer their own 5-10% senior discount to customers who ask.

Family Dollar (owned by the same company as Dollar Tree) does not offer a senior discount, AARP discount, or any other age-based discount program.

Famous Footwear does not offer a verified senior discount — it does offer 10% off for active, reserve, and retired U.S. Armed Forces members, plus a teacher discount with valid ID.

Finish Line does not offer a senior discount — it does offer discounts for verified students, military, and first responders, plus a roughly 20% birthday discount emailed to anyone signed up before their birthday.

Foot Locker does not offer a senior discount, but it does have a 15% military discount for active and retired military members and their families, plus a student discount, both verified through ID.me or StudentBeans.

GameStop does not offer a senior discount — but it does give active and former military personnel 10% off most in-store purchases, verified through ID.me or a military/veteran ID.

GNC does not offer a senior or AARP discount — it does give 10% off to nurses, hospital employees, medical providers, first responders, military/veterans, teachers, and students, but none of these are age-based.

Hollister (owned by Abercrombie & Fitch Co.) does not offer a senior or AARP discount — it does offer a student discount instead.

Home Depot does not offer a senior discount — the closest thing is a 10% military discount (capped at $400/year) for veterans, active service members, and their spouses, which has nothing to do with age.

TJX, the parent company of HomeGoods, does not authorize a company-wide senior discount — any 10%-off-for-55+ deal you hear about is a one-off decision by a single local store, not a chain-wide policy.

JCPenney has no standing nationwide senior discount, but individual stores occasionally run a "Senior Saturday" morning event — reportedly around 20% off during a set early time window — as a local promotion rather than a permanent policy.

Kids Foot Locker (a Foot Locker Inc. brand) does not offer a senior discount, but shares the same 15% military discount and student discount as sibling Foot Locker.

Kohl's gives shoppers 60 and older 15% off their entire in-store purchase every Wednesday — but it excludes gift cards, Kohl's Cares items, and Sephora products, and doesn't stack with other coupons.

Kroger no longer runs a nationwide senior discount — its original 5-10% program phased out between 2017 and 2024 — but individual regions still hold occasional Senior Discount Days offering 5% off for shoppers 55 and older.

Lowe's does not offer a company-wide senior discount — some individual stores may extend a discretionary courtesy discount, but the reliable everyday discount is its 10% military discount for veterans and active service members, with no annual cap.

Macy's does not have a confirmed, standing senior discount — it does offer a military discount for veterans and active-duty service members, though the exact amount varies by store location.

TJX, the parent company of Marshalls, does not authorize a company-wide senior discount — any 10%-off-for-55+ deal you hear about is a one-off decision by a single local store, not a chain-wide policy.

McDonald's has no company-wide senior discount or published senior coffee price — since almost every location is independently franchised, any senior deal (often a discounted or free small coffee) is a decision made by that specific franchise owner.

Nautica offers 10% off for shoppers 65 and older, verified through ID.me — the same 10% also covers military, nurses, first responders, teachers, government employees, and students.

Nike does not offer a senior discount — it does offer a veterans/military discount and a birthday perk for Nike Members, open to any age.

Office Depot does not offer a senior discount — coupons, weekly deals, and its rewards program are open to shoppers of any age instead.

Old Navy does not offer a senior discount — Gap Inc.'s stated approach is equal access to deals for every shopper — but it does give a 10% in-store discount to service members and qualified family.

Olive Garden explicitly does not offer a senior discount — the company states directly that it would rather give every guest the same best value than single out one group for a discount.

Panera Bread has no company-wide senior discount — since Panera locations are largely independently owned franchises, any senior deal is entirely up to that specific owner.

Petco does not officially offer a senior discount — its free Petco Pals Rewards loyalty program, open to any age, is the main way to save instead.

PetSmart offers 10% off for shoppers over 65 — but only on grooming (typically Tuesdays) and basic overnight PetsHotel stays, not on any merchandise bought in-store or online.

Pizza Hut has no corporate-wide senior discount — but some individually owned franchise locations reportedly honor AARP membership cards for 10-20% off, though it's not offered everywhere.

Public Storage does not have a dedicated senior discount — rates are set by market demand and location rather than age, similar to its lack of a formal price-match policy.

Publix has no company-wide senior discount, but select stores in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee reportedly give shoppers 60 and older 5% off on Wednesdays — though it's hit-or-miss by location, not a guaranteed corporate policy.

Rent-A-Center does not have a clearly confirmed senior discount program — its main discount policy is the Price Match Promise, which is unrelated to age.

Ross Dress for Less runs an Every Tuesday Club: shoppers 55 and older who sign up get 10% off any in-store purchase made on a Tuesday.

Safeway offers 10% off for shoppers 62 and older on the first Wednesday of each month — but it's a regional promotion mainly reported in Colorado and neighboring states (Arizona, New Mexico, Montana, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, Wyoming), not a nationwide policy.

Sephora does not offer a senior discount — its free Beauty Insider loyalty program, open to any age, gives every member a birthday gift and points toward rewards instead.

Sleep Number does not offer a senior or AARP discount.

Staples does not offer a senior discount — its weekly ads and rewards program are open to shoppers of any age instead.

Starbucks does not offer a senior discount — its Starbucks Rewards program, open to anyone, is the main way to save instead, earning stars redeemable for free drinks plus free in-store refills and a birthday reward.

Stride Rite does not offer a senior discount — it does offer 10% off for military personnel with a valid military ID, and its Little Loyals rewards program is open to shoppers of any age.

Sunglass Hut does not offer a senior discount — it does offer 15% off for military, first responders, teachers, students, and government employees, verified through ID.me.

TJX, the parent company of T.J.Maxx, does not authorize a company-wide senior discount — any 10%-off-for-55+ deal you hear about is a one-off decision by a single local store, not a chain-wide policy.

Target does not offer a senior discount — no age-based percentage off, no senior day, in stores, online, or through the app. Target Circle, its free loyalty program, is the main way any shopper (of any age) saves instead.

Ulta Beauty does not offer a senior discount — its free Ultamate Rewards loyalty program, open to any age, gives every member a birthday gift and points toward rewards instead.

Verizon's 55+ discount plan is a Florida-only offer — $45/month for one line or $80/month for two — available exclusively to new Florida customers 55 and older; it is not available anywhere else in the US.

Victoria's Secret does not offer a senior discount — its free rewards program, open to any age, gives members a birthday gift instead.

Walgreens Seniors Day gives myWalgreens members 55 and older 20% off eligible regular-priced merchandise on the first Tuesday of every month in-store, with a longer online window using promo code SENIOR20.

Walmart has no age-based senior discount, no senior day, and no 55+ or 65+ pricing anywhere — but AARP members can get Walmart+ membership for $58 a year instead of $98, and $4 generic prescriptions are open to everyone regardless of age.

Wendy's publishes no percentage discount and no free-drink policy for seniors — since it operates through independently owned franchises, any senior deal depends entirely on that specific location.

Williams Sonoma does not have a clearly confirmed senior discount program.

Winn-Dixie does not offer a senior discount.