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Yahoo
01-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Popular Chipotle Burrito Vault giving away $1 million in free food. Tips for winning
In time for National Burrito Day on April 3, Chipotle has relaunched its popular game offering the chance at free food. "Last year, our Burrito Vault drove unprecedented fan engagement that resulted in our highest digital transaction day of all time," said Chris Brandt, chief brand officer. "Now, we are giving them another chance to crack the code and score more free burritos." Here's how to play and win. Chipotle is giving away more than $1 million in free burritos through the Burrito Vault game, the company states in a press release. Every hour through 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, April 2, the restaurant chain is offering 2,500 buy-one-get-one free entrée codes to Chipotle Rewards members who unlock the vault at Chipotle is giving away up to 157,500 BOGO codes. To unlock the vault, players must guess the exact burrito order combination, ingredient by ingredient. And that combination changes every hour. In addition to the BOGO codes, Chipotle has two new prizes waiting in the Burrito Vault this year. First, players who unlock the vault after all the BOGO codes have been redeemed will receive 25 points in their Chipotle Rewards account one time during the campaign, while available. Second, the first player to unlock the vault each hour will win free burritos for a year (awarded as 52 rewards credits for regular entrées). You only get four chances to guess the correct combination to the vault. Fortunately, there are systems to help you narrow it down. Food influencer snackolator shared his "patented strategy" on Instagram. Here's what he suggests: Entrée: "It doesn't matter what you choose because you get 4 tries, so don't worry about this one." Rice: "Choose both because they'll let you know what's wrong." Beans: "(Same as rice)." Protein: "Choose any two to help narrow it down." Salsa: "Choose all four on first try." Toppings: "Same as Salsa." Extras: "Choose both." Once players submit their guess, the website will them what needs to be fixed for choices 2-4, snackolater writes, putting an "X" over what's wrong. And if they're all wrong, choose none. "If you use my patented strategy you should be able to get this solved in 4 times or less almost every time," snackolater writes. Chipotle has 258 restaurants around Ohio, according to its website. Those include six in Akron, four in Canton, 23 in Cincinnati and 21 in Columbus. This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: The right Chipotle Burrito Vault answer unlocks free food. How to win
Yahoo
31-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Chipotle Is Giving Away $1 Million in BOGO Burritos
Chipotle is celebrating National Burrito Day on April 3 inviting customers to join its nationwide online game! On Monday, March 31, the Mexican food brand announced that it would be bringing back the Burrito Vault — in which players have to guess the exact burrito combination, including all of its ingredients, to successfully decipher a code. The game is set to run from Monday, March 31 at 9 a.m. ET through Wednesday, April 2 at 11:59 p.m. ET. The total prize winnings are worth around $1 million, Chipotle adds, and players can join the fun by visiting Related: Where to Get Free Food on National Burrito Day According to Chipotle, the chain will be giving away 157,500 total buy-one-get-one free entrée codes — or 2,500 BOGO codes per hour, as the code to enter the Burrito Vault changes each hour — to the first players who guess the Burrito Vault order correctly. Some fans will even get the chance to win free burritos for a year when they play, as the first player to unlock the Burrito Vault each hour will win free burritos for a year. Fans who unlock the vault after all of the hourly BOGO codes aren't out of luck, either — players who guess the burrito correctly after the prizes for the hour run out will receive 25 rewards points in their Chipotle Rewards account one time during the campaign, while available. "Inspired by the popularity of word puzzles, Burrito Vault was played more than two million times in 2024, and prizes were claimed in under 20 minutes," the chain wrote in a press release. "This year, Chipotle is once again challenging fans to guess the exact order combinations, ingredient by ingredient, to unlock the bank." Outside of the game, Chipotle is celebrating National Burrito Day by giving its Rewards members a $0 delivery fee offer when ordering via and the Chipotle app and using the code DELIVER on April 3. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Chipotle has been long known for its BOGO and annual free burrito deals. Each Halloween, the restaurant rolls out its 'Boorito' deal, during which fans can snag a $6 entrée in the U.S. and select overseas locations. Additionally, the company celebrated their hockey-loving fans during last year's Stanley Cup playoffs by offering a BOGO deal to any customer wearing their hockey jersey. Tons of other Mexican chains around the U.S. have annual offerings in celebration of National Burrito Day, too — including Moe's Southwest Grill, where guests previously have been able to get a buy-one-get-one-free burrito bowl or burrito, BOGO burritos at Baja Fresh, free burritos at Qdoba, and tons of deals at Taco Bell. Read the original article on People
USA Today
31-03-2025
- Business
- USA Today
Chipotle brings back popular Burrito Vault game: Here's how you can win free food
Chipotle brings back popular Burrito Vault game: Here's how you can win free food Show Caption Hide Caption Chipotle CEO says it will absorb tariff costs President Trump's proposed tariffs on major trading partners are affecting the U.S. economy, but Chipotle plans to keep prices stable for their customers. Cheddar Chipotle is bringing back its popular digital game, Burrito Vault, to give away more than 150,000 Buy-One-Get-One free entrée codes ahead of National Burrito Day on April 3. Beginning at 9 a.m. ET on Monday, March 31, Chipotle Rewards members in the U.S. and Canada can access the Burrito Vault game by visiting "Players must guess the exact burrito order combination, ingredient by ingredient, to unlock the bank," the company said in a news release Monday. "Prizes are available for the first 2,500 Chipotle Rewards members who successfully decipher the Burrito Vault Code each hour." Chipotle Rewards members who unlock the vault after all the BOGO codes have been redeemed will receive 25 rewards points in the app, the chain said. 'Last year, our Burrito Vault drove unprecedented fan engagement that resulted in our highest digital transaction day of all time,' said Chris Brandt, Chief Brand Officer, in the news release. 'Now, we are giving them another chance to crack the code and score more free burritos.' According to the fast-casual Mexican food chain, Burrito Vault was played more than 2 million times in 2024 and prizes were claimed in under 20 minutes. This year, the company is changing the winning code every hour to spread the prize drops throughout the duration of the game. No, Chipotle is not closing The rumors about Chipotle filing for bankruptcy and closing restaurants in 2025 are just that: rumors. Claims that circulated on social media last Thursday and Friday about the fast-casual eatery closing appear to have started after Spanish media outlet Unión Rayo published a report about the closure of Farmesa Fresh Eatery, a spinoff venture that Chipotle invested and tested for a few months in 2023. The story's promotional image previously showed the Chipotle logo, Newsweek reported. Numerous users took to X to express frustration with the alleged closures. Chipotle spokesperson Erin Wolford refuted the rumors last week, sharing in a statement that the "false information stemmed from an inaccurate online article confusing Chipotle with a venture it tested in 2023." Chipotle reached out to the international site to correct the story and has since received an apology for the "false article" written last week. Unión Rayo did not immediately respond to USA TODAY's request for comment last Tuesday. Contributing: Amaris Encinas, USA TODAY Gabe Hauari is a national trending news reporter at USA TODAY. You can follow him on X @GabeHauari or email him at Gdhauari@
