Wingstop’s first-ever Wing Pass has sold out online.
The pass was available starting at 1 p.m. ET on Thursday, Sept. 10, but a few minutes later, a “Drop Closed. Sorry You Missed It!” messaged appeared.
The pass, just $27.99, includef 18 watch party bundles with 20 wings each (up to 360 wings total) and more. Although menu prices can vary, 360 wings would be around $400-$500.
Passes were limited, and only 100 people were lucky enough to snag one.
Here’s what to know.
What did the Wingstop Wing Pass offer?
The Wingstop Wing Pass ofered customers 18 Watch Party Bundles, one bundle for each week of the football season, per the news release.
The bundle included the following:
- 20 classic wings in up to four flavors
- A large fries
- A large container of ranch
Only 100 bundles were avaialble to Club Wingstop members exclusively on wingshop.com.
Will there be more Wingstop Wing Passes offered?
Wingstop said in its message announcing that the pass was sold out that it will offer another opportunity to get a Watch Party Bundle on Sept. 24. If they will entail another shot at getting a Wing Pass or just another deal has not been announced.
Wingstop’s new Lemon Pepper Trio
Also, if you didn’t get the pass, you can still enjoy this new offering at Wingstop: lemon pepper wings three ways.
Starting Thursday, Sept. 10, Club Wingstop members can try the Lemon Pepper Trio, which includes the original Lemon Pepper dry rub, the new Lemon Pepper Chili Crunch dry rub, and the new Lemon Pepper Chili Glaze, before it launches nationwide on Tuesday, Sept. 15, according to a Wingstop news release.
Here are more details on the two new flavors:
- Lemon Pepper Chili Crunch – The dry rub takes the signature Lemon Pepper rub and adds in crispy Korean chili crunch
- Lemon Pepper Chili Glaze – A citrusy glaze that’s sweet. It also adds heat to the dish. The wings are also topped with Korean chili crunch.
The new flavors are only available at participating locations for a limited time.
“Lemon Pepper is an iconic flavor, and Wingstop is proud of the role we’ve played in bringing it to fans around the world,” Wingstop President and CEO Michael Skipworth, said in a statement. “We’ve seen incredible response when we find new ways for fans to experience the flavors they already love, and we’re bringing that same energy to our Lemon Pepper Trio.”
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