11 Year-End Discounts & Deals For Seniors In Malaysia
Remember to bring your MyKad along to verify your age!
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Planning a year-end outing? We've helped to round up 11 senior deals worth checking out:
Take note: Some are Christmas specials, while others are regular senior perks you can use for your year-end plans. The qualifying age varies, so make sure to check and bring your MyKad along.
1. Sing your favourite songs at Loud Speaker from RM15
Time to get the karaoke gang together, with Loud Speaker senior sessions from RM15 per person for those above 60. The lowest rate is available before 5pm from Monday to Thursday in the Klang Valley, Johor Bahru, and Penang.
You'll need at least two people per room, and sessions run for up to three hours, depending on availability. Self-service free-flow drinks and desserts are included, subject to availability.
Rates vary by outlet, day, and time. The senior promotion excludes public holidays, their eves, and special occasions unless otherwise stated, so check with your chosen outlet before booking.
Check Loud Speaker's senior rates here.
2. Enjoy senior concert concessions at Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS
If you'd rather leave the singing to the professionals, consider a concert at Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS in KLCC. Seniors aged 60 and above can get 15% off eligible concert tickets.
Bring a valid ID and purchase your tickets at the DFP Box Office, as the concession isn't available for online bookings and can't be combined with other discounts. Check with the box office that your chosen performance qualifies before heading over.
Find out about DFP's concessions here.
3. Save 30% on KLIA Transit one-way fares
Heading to the airport or travelling between stops along the KLIA Transit route? Malaysians aged 60 and above qualify for 30% off one-way fares across all sectors.
New applicants need to register for a concession account through the KLIA Ekspres app, then bring their original MyKad to a customer service counter for verification. Once approved, they can buy and use concession tickets through the app.
The discount applies to KLIA Transit services. Make sure you select the right service when planning your journey.
See the registration steps here.
4. Take the Penang Hill Railway for RM8 return
A trip up Penang Hill costs RM8 return for seniors aged 60 and above under the MyKad, MyKid, MM2H, and i-Kad ticket category.
The senior fare is the same for both the normal and express lanes, so you can choose the express lane without paying extra. Bring the identification needed for your ticket category; visitors outside this category pay different rates.
Check Penang Hill's ticket details here.
5. Get up to 90% off every third night at JEN Penang Georgetown
Planning a longer Penang break? JEN Penang Georgetown's Senior Savings offer gives eligible guests a discount on every third night, with the percentage based on age:
- Guests aged 61–70 get 60% off
- Guests aged 71–80 get 70% off
- Guests aged 81–90 get 80% off
- Guests aged 91–99 get 90% off
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You'll need to stay at least three consecutive nights. The first two nights are charged at the hotel's Flexible Rate, and the third-night discount is calculated from that rate too. The package also includes 20% off food and beverages at Café JEN.
Check availability and package terms here.
6. Spend a day at KL Bird Park for RM25
For an outing with the grandchildren, Malaysian seniors aged 60 and above can enter KL Bird Park for RM25 with MyKad.
The park opens daily from 9am to 5.30pm, including public holidays, and the bird show is included in admission. Do expect some walking: there isn't a tram or buggy service inside the park.
Plan your KL Bird Park visit here.
7. Gather around a steamboat buffet at HAHA for RM55 nett
A steamboat meal gives everyone time to sit, eat, and catch up while the next round cooks. At HAHA Buffet Steamboat, seniors aged 70 and above can enjoy the buffet for RM55 nett.
Check with the restaurant about the senior rate, participating outlet, and any dining restrictions when making your reservation.
View HAHA Buffet Steamboat's offer here.
8. Collect RM10 vouchers with Alpro SilverCare
If you're stocking up on eligible pharmacy supplies, keep the 18th of the month in mind. Alpro offers an RM10 voucher for every RM200 spent in-store on that day, excluding items already on promotion.
Existing Alpro members aged 55 and above can get a free upgrade to SilverCare membership, registered under the senior's name.
There's no minimum spend to use the voucher. Check with your outlet for the eligible items and voucher terms before paying.
Find out about Alpro SilverCare here.
9. Visit the PETRONAS Twin Towers from RM20
You don't have to leave KL to do a little sightseeing. Malaysian seniors aged 61 and above can get normal admission to the PETRONAS Twin Towers for RM20 on weekdays or RM22 on weekends.
These are MyKad rates, with different prices for evening visits and other ticket packages. Book your preferred date and time through the official ticketing website, and arrive 15 minutes before your slot.
Check admission and book tickets here.
10. Enjoy Christmas Eve dinner at Dorsett KL for RM118 nett
Let someone else handle the Christmas Eve cooking. Checkers Cafe at Dorsett Kuala Lumpur is serving its festive buffet dinner on 24 December 2026, with a senior rate of RM118 nett for those aged 60 and above.
Dinner runs from 7pm to 10pm at the cafe on Level 1. For reservations, call or WhatsApp 012-628 0551 or 012-674 3509.
See Dorsett KL's Christmas Eve dinner details here.
11. Sit down to Christmas Day lunch at Amari SPICE Penang for RM138 nett
Spending Christmas in Penang? Amaya Food Gallery at Amari SPICE Penang has a Bright Tidings Christmas Day buffet lunch at RM138 nett for seniors aged 60 and above.
Lunch takes place on 25 December 2026, from noon to 3pm. Reservations are required at least three days in advance, so get your family headcount sorted early.
For enquiries, WhatsApp 012-956 1030.
View Amari SPICE Penang's festive dining details here.
