Tesco is bringing its ‘Best Night In’ roadshow to selected stores in South Wales next week, giving shoppers the chance to sample food and win prizes.
The roadshow will be visiting the following stores from Saturday 13 to Saturday 20 September, giving shoppers the chance to sample the perfect snacks and drinks for an evening at home at a special Best Night In living room set up in the store car park.
The dates are:
- Newport Extra – Sunday 13 September
- Pontypridd Extra – Monday 14 September
- Swansea Llansamlet Extra – Tuesday 15 September
- Llanelli Extra – Wednesday 16 September
- Swansea Marina Superstore – Thursday 17 September
- Culverhouse Cross Extra – Friday 18 September
- Cardiff Pengam Extra – Saturday 19 September
- Risca Extra – Sunday 20 September
Shoppers will also get the chance to take part in an interactive game to win Best Night In prizes from Tesco.
Tesco UK Marketing Director Murray Bisschop said: “As we head into autumn, more and more of our customers will be looking forward to a cosy night in and we want to help shoppers across Great Britain with everything you need to make the most of those autumn evenings indoors.”
As part of the Best Night In activity millions of Tesco Clubcard members have already received free coupons for fresh Tesco Finest pizzas that can be redeemed in Tesco stores and online through its popular Freebie Thursdays scheme.
Tesco is also offering the chance for 50 shoppers to win a Best Night In tech bundle worth £10,000, including an up to 98” 4K TCL television, a Sonos Arc Ultra soundbar, a PlayStation 5, a Nintendo Switch 2, a Sony Bluetooth turntable, a £2,500 furniture voucher, and £1,000 to spend at Tesco. To qualify customers just need to spend in £25 in a qualifying transaction at Tesco in-store or online until October 4th*.
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