It hasn’t been very long since the theme for the 2019 version of ICE! at the Gaylord Palm Resort & Convention centers was announced (Psst! It’s going to be The Polar Express). But there are already a few discounts starting to leak. And since online tickets will start at $14.99 child/$28.99 adults and probably even more at the door, every little bit helps, right? Here’s what we’ve found so far:
Category: Discounts & Sales
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Farewell Google Express, We Never Really Knew Why You Existed, Anyway
Google Express was the shopping website/portal that never really knew what it wanted to be when it grew up. Not to be confused with the “Shopping” tab when you Google an item, this was a separate service. You could search for an item and it would show you which one, of several online stores you’d never heard of before, carried it and what price you’d pay.
It always felt as if this was the idea of a VP at Google who said: “We need to compete with Amazon.com for online shopping, but we sell no merchandise.” The reason the service existed seemed unclear. Why would you need to buy items to get shipped through Google’s shopping portal? Google already provides you information about where you can buy an item with their main service and that search isn’t limited to the stores who are signed up for the Google Express platform. So why bother?
And now they’ll never get a chance to figure it out:
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