Olive Garden To Sell ‘Annual Passes’ That Get You Free Unlimited Pasta For A Year

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For the past few years, Olive Garden has been rolling out a “Pasta Pass” that you can purchase to score free unlimited pasta for 8 weeks. This time, they’re upping the ante and selling annual passes that are good for all-you-can-eat pasta for an entire year.

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Starting at 2 pm EST on August 23, 1,000 of these annual passes will go on sale on a special “Pasta Pass” website. They cost $300 each with tax, and are good from September 24, 2018 to September 22, 2019. Bring it into Olive Garden any (or every) day during that time span, and you can get unlimited helpings of the chain’s returning Never-Ending Pasta Bowl menu. That includes pasta, sauces, toppings, soup, salad, and breadsticks.

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For those who aren’t fast enough to score one of the annual passes, there’s also 23,000 regular Pasta Passes going on sale at the same time. They cost $100 plus tax, and have all of the same perks as the yearlong version. The only difference is that these passes are only good through November 18th, 2018.

If you don’t get one of these passes, the Never Ending Pasta Bowl is still accessible at a starting price of $10.99 per person.

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