
Several Chesapeake hotels offer senior discounts. (Monkey Business Images/Shutterstock)
Discover the best senior discounts in Chesapeake, including savings on attractions, lodging, and dining.
For seniors looking to save money while enjoying all that Chesapeake has to offer, a variety of local attractions, hotels, and restaurants provide discounts to older adults. Whether you’re interested in exploring historical sites, catching a movie, or booking a hotel stay, these deals can help make outings more affordable.
Here’s a look at some of the best senior discounts available in Chesapeake.
Attractions
Great Bridge Battlefield & Waterways Museum
Location: 1775 Historic Way, Chesapeake, VA 23320
The Great Bridge Battlefield & Waterways Museum offers seniors an opportunity to explore Chesapeake’s rich Revolutionary War history at a discounted rate. The museum, which is part of a larger historical preservation project, highlights the significance of the Battle of Great Bridge and the region’s waterways.
Housed in an 8,550-square-foot Georgian-style building along the Intracoastal Waterway, the museum features a 3,000-square-foot permanent gallery and a 2,000-square-foot rotating exhibit space. Visitors can also browse the museum’s gift shop or use the resource room for local historical research. Future plans include an auditorium and a multipurpose meeting space.
Guests 65 and older receive admission for $7 (regular admission is $8).

Great Bridge Battlefield & Waterways Museum offers a $1 discount for those 65 and above. (Courtesy of Great Bridge Battlefield & Waterways Museum)
Cinema Café
Location: 1864 Edinburgh Ln., Chesapeake, VA 23322
Cinema Café offers seniors an affordable way to enjoy the latest blockbuster films while dining on a full-service menu of casual fare. The theater combines movies with a restaurant experience, serving everything from burgers and pizza to fresh salads and appetizers. Thanks to full wait service during films, guests can also order alcoholic beverages or traditional movie concessions like popcorn and candy—all without leaving their seats.
Some auditoriums feature luxury leather recliners for an upgraded experience, while the ImmersiveX Theater boasts a floor-to-ceiling curved screen, 4K RGB laser projection, and Dolby Atmos® sound.
55+ senior discount:
- Monday – Thursday (before 5 p.m.) – $5.99
- Monday – Thursday (after 5 p.m.) – $6.59
- Friday – Sunday & Holidays (before 5 p.m.) – $6.59
- Friday – Sunday & Holidays (after 5 p.m.) – $8.29
Lodging
Delta Hotels Chesapeake Norfolk
Location: 725 Woodlake Dr., Chesapeake, VA 23320
Guests 62 years and older at Delta Hotels Chesapeake Norfolk can take advantage of the Marriott Senior Discount. A valid ID is required at check-in. The discount applies to up to two rooms per night.
Located in Chesapeake Greenbrier, our pet-friendly hotel offers premium amenities, including a heated indoor pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, and spacious suites with full-size sofa beds and oversized mini-refrigerators. Enjoy breakfast at Luminous, artisanal coffee from Grab and Go Café, and complimentary high-speed internet. Spa-like bathrooms and plush beds ensure a restful stay, while nearby attractions like the Virginia Aquarium, Battleship Wisconsin, and Virginia Beach’s iconic boardwalk offer plenty to explore.
Tru by Hilton Chesapeake Greenbrier
Location: 1570 Crossways Blvd., Chesapeake, VA 23320
Seniors looking for a comfortable and convenient stay in Chesapeake can take advantage of discounts at Tru by Hilton Chesapeake Greenbrier. The hotel offers modern amenities, including free hot breakfast, a fitness center, a business center, free parking, and EV charging stations. Guests can also enjoy streaming entertainment and Hilton’s Digital Key for seamless check-in. Seniors who are AAA or CAA members can receive up to 10% off the best available rate, with additional perks available for Hilton Honors members.
Extended Stay America
Location: 1540 Crossways Blvd., Chesapeake, VA 23320
Senior citizens can enjoy additional perks on top of Extended Stay America’s already low hotel rates. Guests aged 55 and older qualify for senior hotel discounts, regardless of AARP membership. Designed for long-term comfort, the hotel features spacious suites with fully equipped kitchens, including a microwave, stovetop, and full-size refrigerator. In-room entertainment includes free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and premium channels, while additional amenities such as on-site guest laundry and pet-friendly suites provide added convenience.
Extended Stay America prioritizes health, safety, and comfort through its STAYconfident program, which includes a 10-point room inspection and the use of trusted cleaning brands. Seniors can also take advantage of the Extended Perks loyalty program, offering exclusive discounts on hotel stays, car rentals, retail brands, and restaurants. Guests can book the senior discount rate online by selecting it from the special rates dropdown menu or by calling 800-804-3724.

Extended Stay America hotels give discounts to seniors. (Mike Mozart/CC BY 2.0)
AARP restaurant discounts
Seniors can enjoy great deals at local eateries in Chesapeake with AARP’s restaurant discounts. At No 1 Chinese Restaurant, you can receive one complimentary menu item when purchasing a second item of equal or greater value, with a maximum discount of $4. Simply print or show the coupon before ordering to redeem this offer.
At Carolina Cupcakery, seniors can indulge in a sweet treat with one free cupcake when a second cupcake of equal or greater value is purchased, with a maximum discount of $5. Be sure to show or print your coupon within 14 days to enjoy these delicious discounts.
AARP encourages members to always check the terms and conditions of offers and be ready to present their coupons at the time of purchase.
This article first appeared on Good Info News Wire and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
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