Chipotle Launches Matchday BOGO Deal for Soccer Fans

Chipotle is joining the excitement of this summer’s FIFA World Cup by offering a one-day promotion that allows fans to enjoy a free meal. To take advantage, customers must be dressed in soccer jerseys on matchday.

Details of the Chipotle BOGO Deal on June 11

The promotion, known as the ‘Matchday BOGO,’ is available on Thursday, June 11, from 3 p.m. until closing at participating Chipotle locations worldwide. Customers wearing a soccer jersey can buy one entrée and receive another of equal or greater value for free.

This offer can be redeemed in person only and is valid at Chipotle restaurants in the U.S., Canada, U.K., France, and Germany. It comes with limitations, such as a cap of five free entrées per check, and cannot be combined with other promotions or used for online or delivery orders.

Eligibility for the Chipotle BOGO

Any customer visiting a participating location in person can benefit from the deal, as long as they wear a soccer jersey. Each free entrée must accompany a qualifying purchase and be redeemed by the jersey-wearing guest.

Included Food Items

The promotion includes Chipotle entrées, such as burritos, bowls, tacos, and salads. According to Chipotle, each free item must match a purchased item of equal or greater value.

This offer excludes kids’ meals, catering, mobile, online, and delivery orders. Other discounts cannot be combined with this deal.

Limited-Edition Soccer Jerseys

To complement the food promotion, Chipotle has also released a limited-edition soccer jersey. Only 53 jerseys are available, not for sale in stores. Chipotle Rewards members can enter to win one through the Rewards Exchange program. Entries can be submitted using rewards points from June 10 to June 24.

The jersey features ‘Real Chipotle’ on the front and ’53’ on the back, symbolizing the brand’s ingredients.

“Every four years, this tournament creates an unmatched sense of excitement, pride and community among fans around the world,” said Stephanie Perdue, senior vice president of brand marketing at Chipotle. “We wanted to celebrate the rituals that make the experience so memorable, from wearing lucky jerseys to gathering for matchday meals with Chipotle.”

World Cup Begins on June 11

The World Cup, hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, kicks off on June 11. Opening matches are scheduled in various cities, including Mexico City and Guadalajara.

Fans can watch the games live on TV or online, with broadcast details varying by region and network rights.