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Chicago just launched a "Pizza Pass," getting you discount slices at 25+ pizzerias

Chicago just launched a "Pizza Pass," getting you discount slices at 25+ pizzerias

Time Out4 days ago
Maybe it's because we're midwestern or maybe it's because we're Chicagoans but a cheesy pie is a staple in our diet. Whether you love our famous Chicago-style deep dish, square-cut tavern style or old-school Neapolitan, if you're planning on doing a pizza tour around the city, or you just want to game the 'za system, listen up: Chicago has launched a super sweet 'Pizza Pass', serving up discounted rates at over 25 pizzerias throughout the Windy City's neighborhoods.
Choose Chicago, the official destination marketing organization and convention bureau for the city, has launched this first-ever pass for hungry tourists and locals alike. A mobile-exclusive pass will grant you discounts, free slices, and BOGO offers at participating restaurants like Gino's East, Giordano's, Home Run Inn, and Lou Malnati's.
If you're going anyway, you might as well save a penny or two! Here's what to know about Chicago's new Pizza Pass.
How the Chicago Pizza Pass works
Step one: Spend $15 for the year and get your pass.
Step two: You'll receive an immediate text and email, allowing you to save the pass to your phone's home screen. (Note: There's no app to download).
Step three: Present the coupon to the pizzeria staff member and enjoy all of the saucy, cheesy perks.
Exclusive advantages of the Chicago Pizza Pass
If you pop in five or more spots by September 30, 2025, you will be entered into a drawing for a free pizza party for up to 20 guests. Visit ten or more pizzerias by December 31, 2025, and you could win a weekend getaway in Chicago, which includes a hotel stay, restaurant gift card, and other bonuses.
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