The fine print
Affiliate Disclosure
How partner links on this site work and what they mean for you.
LAST UPDATED: JULY 19, 2026
How partner links on this site work and what they mean for you.
Wheely Good Times is free to read. This page explains how the site can earn money through partner links, and where we draw the line.
This page began as a standard template and was adapted to how Wheely Good Times works. Have a lawyer review it before treating any of it as legal advice.
Some links on this site may be affiliate or partner links, usually to tickets, events, or experiences. If you click one and buy something, the seller may pay us a commission. The price you pay stays exactly the same.
The Federal Trade Commission asks publishers to say this clearly, and we agree with the rule, so here it is on its own page.
Our ratings come from the visit itself. We roll through venues ourselves and score the parking, entrances, customer service, restrooms, and dining as we found them that day. A commission never changes a score, and nobody gets to buy a good review.
Commissions and partnerships help cover the tickets, parking, and hours that go into every review, and they keep the site free for the community it serves.
If a post is sponsored, or a venue provided free tickets, we say so in that post, every time.
If anything about a link on this site is unclear, email hello@itswheelygoodtimes.com and we will give you a straight answer.
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