Blue Jays Fans Break Single-Game Hot Dog Record After Team Sells Them For Less Than A Dollar

Blue Jays Fans Break Single-Game Hot Dog Record After Team Sells Them For Less Than A Dollar

Source: BroBible

Summary

The Toronto Blue Jays sold hot dogs for 77 cents during a game against the Dodgers, breaking the franchise record for single-game sales. The team typically sells hot dogs for $5, but offered a discounted price as part of their “Loonie Night” promotion. Fans took advantage of the deal, purchasing 102,202 hot dogs, a new record.


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The habit gets a new name.

Hot dogs and baseball, a classic combo. The Blue Jays’ “Loonie Dog” promotion is a hit, with fans devouring over 100,000 hot dogs at a discounted price. The average hot dog price at MLB games is $5.80, but the Blue Jays offered theirs for 77 cents. Fans set a new record, buying 102,202 hot dogs. Because, priorities.

Hot dogs: the ultimate ballpark staple, now with a side of record-breaking sales.


Author: Evan Null