"On Tuesday, Cracker Barrel launches a 10-week nationwide "Fuel Your Summer Road Trip" giveaway of $250,000 in free gas-and food-to Cracker Barrel Rewards members during this summer's peak road trip season. The deal lasts through July 26. A total of 250 Cracker Barrel Rewards members will each win $1,000-a $500 gas gift card, and a $500 food gift card from Southern-hospitality restaurant chain. That's 25 winners, each of the 10 weeks."
"The catch: To be entered into the sweepstakes, customers need to be signed up for the free rewards program, and purchase a qualifying entrées (dine in, takeout, or delivery) to earn one entry into that week's drawing. Customers can earn additional entries by tacking on retail items to their bill."
""Road trips are synonymous with summer and our goal is to help . . . make those plans feel a little easier-both at the table and at the pump," Cracker Barrel's chief marketing officer Sarah Moore said in a news release."
"According to a recent online study fromWired Research, cited by the Southern-themed, family-style restaurant chain, nearly 79% of Americans say gas prices will impact summer travel plans, with 65% saying they will take fewer trips this summer, and more than half of Americans choosing destinations closer to home."
Gas prices around $4.51 a gallon leave drivers with little relief during Memorial Day weekend, the start of summer travel. Cracker Barrel launches a 10-week nationwide “Fuel Your Summer Road Trip” giveaway for Cracker Barrel Rewards members through July 26. The promotion provides $250,000 in free gas-and food gift cards. A total of 250 members will each receive a $1,000 prize split into a $500 gas gift card and a $500 food gift card from a Southern-hospitality restaurant chain. Winners are distributed across 10 weeks. Entry requires signing up for the free rewards program and purchasing qualifying entrées to earn one entry per week, with additional entries available by adding retail items. Gas prices are expected to affect travel plans, with many Americans planning fewer trips and choosing closer destinations.
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