iTunes Cards are on Sale at Costco Again for 20% Off Until May 13
It’s that time again—$100 iTunes Multipacks are on sale at Costco again for 20% off in-store at $79.99, and 16% off online at $83.99.

You should buy these cards to load into your iTunes account balance, so all services you subscribe to or pay for from Apple will be discounted at 16-20% off. This means savings on app, movies, books, in-app subscriptions, iCloud storage and more. Anything that can be funded by your iTunes account balance will result in savings.
The sale goes from today until May 13, 2018. If you really want to save money, buy online for $5 more so you don’t end up spending $500 at your local Costco warehouse (although that’s so much fun, right?).
The last time we saw this sale was back in late March, so for it to return again in less than two months is pretty decent.
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Thanks for the heads up Gary!
Thanks. The online price was $83.99, not seeing $5 more, at least for Alberta.
Thanks Gary. Didn’t see it on the weekend, but I’ll check next visit.
I wish you could buy the “members only” electronic version online at the same reduced price. It would save me a trip to the local warehouse.
That would be nice…. I have to have it shipped which adds $4 to the total. Mind you….. at this point worth it to not have to deal with the insanity at the warehouse! Lol
But then you miss the $1.50 hot dog deal 😛
Lol. It is a good hotdog…..
I’m sorry but I don’t know anybody who uses or buys iTunes cards.
Why are you sorry?
And why would anyone care who you know?
So getting the annual sub for Apple Music @ $100/yr and using this deal, gives you AM for $6.66 plus tax/month. Not too bad!
Went in today and bought a pack. And a hot dog.
Awesome! Now if they could just get their protein bars back on the shelves.