The University of Central Florida is attempting to entice more fans to attend its football game this weekend after offering a rare all-you-can-eat hot dog package.
The Knights are 2-1 for the season heading into a Big 12 showdown against TCU, but there is now more reason than just the football for fans to head to the Acrisure Bounce House.
Incredibly, for just $64 all in, fans can get a seat in Section 225 or 226, and open access to a hot dog stand nearby at Gate 12.
What’s the catch, I hear you ask. Well, yes: there are a couple of terms and conditions on the deal, one of which being that fans are limited to two hot dogs per visit.
The second catch: there’s a halftime cut-off.
Apart from that, though, fans will be filling their boots and attempting to chow down on as many glizzies as they can through 30 minutes of football.
There will be more fireworks at the Bounce House on Saturday with UCF’s hot dog promotion
UCF opens Big 12 play with a huge game against TCU on Saturday afternoon in Orlando
Hot dogs are a huge part of the American culture and fans will be tucking in to them this week
As of Friday afternoon, there were still ‘hot dog passes’ available for purchase on the school’s ticketing website.
It is not the first time UCF has tried to bring fans in using unusual methods, with the team offering sword-shaped pretzels earlier in the season, per BroBible.
On the field, Saturday’s 3:30pm game marks the start of Big 12 play for both teams, but UCF will be without its starting quarterback Alonza Barnett III.
The star signal-caller has been ruled out for several weeks with a hamstring injury, leaving Keyone Jenkins as QB1.
The Knights stole a big win last time out, beating Georgia State 44-30, but a rain-soaked 12-7 loss to Pittsburgh did little to raise hopes a week earlier.
