Have you ever had moments when you're either out of time or out of printer ink, or both, and you really want to keep track of a "Hip" deal or print a valuable coupon in the next day or two? Or what do you do when an outstanding, but pricey, deal is posted and you want to save it for discussion with your significant other? Well, now you're in luck! No more searching through pages of posts to find the coupon or the deal. Simply move the post to your Hip List and access it at your convenience.
How Does the Hip List Work?
It's easy! To use this feature, first head on over here and register and log into your Hip2Save.com account. Whenever you find a great deal that you want to come back to later at a later time, just click on the HIP List icon located on each post (see images below) and the information will be saved in your account. To remove a post from your HIP List, just click on the HIP List icon and it will be removed.
When logged into your account, you will see the HIP List icon at the bottom of every post if you are viewing Hip2Save.com in classic view.
If you prefer to view Hip2Save.com in river view, you will see the HIP List icon located on every post above the post title and to the right.
If you're wanting to print a certain deal, blog post, or the Weekly Store Matchups from your HIP list, click on the small blue printer icon in the upper right corner of the HIP list. This will allow you to customize the information that you want or don't want to include when printing from your HIP list so you're only printing the information that's most important to you! If there are deals (or portions of deals) that you are not interested in printing, just click on the red x button to remove them. To restore a section, click on the green arrow icon in the upper right hand corner.
Annie Backscheider says:
Use Amazon Pantry to have snacks/groceries shipped to your hotel! That way you don’t have to worry about hitting the grocery store, and can still enjoy your vacation, but there is still plenty of easy snacks and meals around the hotel to avoid the need to go out to dinner.
Nina says:
I haven’t had any bad experiences on Spirit..every airlines has their issues, some more then others but have flown with Spirit a Ton of times to Florida with no issue.
Cathy says:
The absolute best thing we have ever done in Florida is swam with the manatees in Crystal River. If you go in winter months, there are tons of them. But they do tours year round for approx. $60 per person (so worth the money), you get a wetsuit and boat ride to the spring and instruction on how to swim/snorkel with them. There are many groups in town that will take you, we stayed at Plantation hotel and used their tour group. My daughter was 9 at the time and did great.
I also love the Keys, especially Key West. The more family friendly places are near Marathon or Key Largo. The Key beaches are more for snorkeling than sunning, I would suggest Gulf side beaches for sunning/swimming.
Linda Shadrick says:
Check out staying in Lakeland Fl. One hour to Tampa and one hour to Orlando. Clearwater has a beautiful beach Tampa has some nice water parks, a zoo, and alot of activities for kids.
Lisa says:
Anyone have any coupons for car rentals? I’m also taking my son that has chronic migraines for a trip to Florida just to get him out of the house in the last two yrs. renting a car is so expensive for a single mom w all these medical bills! I would appreciate any tips too!
Heather says:
Do you have costco membership? Costcotravel.com have really good rates for renting a car
Lisa says:
I do Heather, thanks for that’s tip!!
Colleen says:
We look for a motel that has a kitchen in the room. That way we can buy regular groceries and save on eating out. We like Lauderdale by the Sea (close to Fort Lauderdale, but different town). It is an older area, but on the ocean and can usually get a motel for a reasonable rate within walking distance of the beach.