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Where to find 602 Day deals in Phoenix

Here are some 602 Day deals in metro Phoenix that stood out to us.

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Isaac Smith looks out over the downtown Phoenix skyline May 3, 2025. (Patrick Breen/The Republic via Reuters Connect)

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Tuesday, June 2, is 602 Day, a celebration of Phoenix and its local businesses—and that means lots of deals will be available.

You can see a full list of participating businesses online, but here are some that stood out to us:

  • American Solar System: Get $602 off a new solar energy system. 
  • Arizona Diamondbacks: Get $6.02 tickets to games versus the LA Angels on June 15-17.
  • Arizona Science Center: General admission tickets priced at $6.02.
  • Arizona State Fair: Purchase $6.02 admission to the fair that can be used Oct. 1-Nov. 1.
  • Arizona Wilderness Brewing Co.: Special 602 Day beer on sale for $6.02. 
  • AZ Lemonade Stand: Two 16-ounce bottles and a sticker for $6.02. 
  • Carmel Automotive: Mention 602 Day from June 1 to 5 and receive a synthetic oil change for $60.20. 
  • Drunk Shakespeare Society: Use promo code PIRATE602 from June 2 to 14 to get a $6.02 discount on “Drunk Pirates” tickets. 
  • NourishPHX: Donate $6.02 to provide two dozen meals for low-income families.
  • Pei Wei Asian Kitchen: Buy one entree, get one for $6.02 using promo code 602DAY.
  • Phoenix Zoo: The zoo will open at 6:02 a.m., with admission for $6.02.
  • Salad and Go: Any salad or wrap will be $6 online when using promo code 602LOVE.

Hope you get to save some money and show Phoenix some love, all at once!

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