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Olive Garden Is Bringing Back Its $100 Unlimited Pasta Pass—And It’s Still An Absurdly Good Deal

Olive Garden has announced the return of its $100 Never-Ending Pasta Pass, marking the first availability of the promotion in six years.

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The brief

Olive Garden is reinstating its promotional Never-Ending Pasta Pass, a $100 item that allows for unlimited pasta consumption. The offer returns to the restaurant chain after a six-year hiatus, with the program last active in 2019.

Coverage from outlets including WGN-TV, KGW, KTLA, WFLA, Yahoo, ABC News, USA Today, NBC 7 San Diego, Axios, and PR Newswire highlights the official announcement. These reports emphasize the return of the program and provide information for consumers regarding how to acquire the passes.

Future developments will depend on the sale schedule for the passes. Coverage does not yet specify the exact quantity of passes being issued or the specific duration for which the offer will be available to customers.

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Quick answers

How much does the Pasta Pass cost?

The pass is priced at $100.

When was the last time the pass was available?

The pass returns after a six-year break, having last appeared in 2019.

Where can I find information on how to get one?

Media outlets including WGN-TV, KTLA, USA Today, and NBC 7 San Diego have published details on the acquisition process.

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