FAQ

Is AARP Solitaire free to play? Completely free. No subscription, no hidden fees, nothing to unlock. Open the browser and start playing.
What types of solitaire games are available? We cover the popular ones — Klondike, FreeCell, Spider.
How do I play AARP Solitaire? Click or drag cards with your mouse, or tap and swipe on a touchscreen. The controls are straightforward and take about thirty seconds to get comfortable with.
Are there instructions for beginners? Yes — each game comes with basic instructions, and we publish beginner guides on the site that go a bit deeper than the in-game tooltips if you want them.
Does the game track my score? It does — score and time are tracked as you play. Some versions also include leaderboards and daily challenges if you want something to measure yourself against.
Are there daily challenges? Yes. Daily challenges give you a specific deal to solve and are a good way to keep things interesting if the standard game starts feeling routine.
Do you provide strategy guides? That’s most of what we write. Practical guides aimed at helping you actually win more often — not just restate the rules you already know.
Can I submit my own tips or articles? We’re open to it. If you’ve got something worth sharing — a strategy that works, an angle we haven’t covered — get in touch and we’ll talk about it.
Do you cover other AARP games? Solitaire is the main focus, but yes — we occasionally write about other AARP games and puzzles when there’s something useful to say about them.
How can I contact you? Through the Contact us form. We read everything that comes in and reply as quickly as we can.
Do you answer general or off-topic questions? We’re mainly here for solitaire, but we’re not rigid about it. If you’ve got a question that’s friendly and interesting, send it over — we’ll do our best.