Tim Hortons Celebrates 60 Years With ‘Roll Up To Win’
Tim Hortons is launching its Roll Up to Win promotion to celebrate its 60th anniversary. According to a news release, the promotion will run through the end of March.
How It Works
Roll Up the Rim to Win originated over 35 years ago as a “gesture of gratitude to its patrons.” It started as an in-store promotion where customers would physically roll up the rim of their cup to reveal prizes. Now, it has evolved into a digital experience on the Tims App.
Some people took to Reddit to share their thoughts on the promotion’s digital presence. “When rolling up the rim went digital, it lost any appeal,” someone said. Another person reminisced about the days people had to physically roll up the rim of their cup to win a prize. “I agree that it was more fun for the customer when you had to roll up the rim and rip off your prize,” they said. They continued, “While I didn’t think much of it when I was younger, I understand how disgusting that Tim’s staff had to handle these rims that had been slobbered over.”
Someone also pointed out that the digital Roll Up To Win made it “easier” to get “no purchase necessary” rolls.
Tim Hortons “Rrrroll Up The Rim to Win!”
To participate in Roll Up To Win, fans must have a free Tims Rewards account on the Tim Hortons App or at RollUpToWin.com. Tims Rewards Members can enjoy their favorite hot or iced drinks and earn rolls to swipe up and reveal prizes on the Tim Hortons App or at RollUpToWin.com.
This Year’s Prizes
Tim Hortons is offering a chance to win several prizes. Timmy fans can score a 2024 Jeep Wrangler Sport, Universal Orlando Resort Vacation Packages, JBL Speakers, $100 Gift Cards to Apple, DoorDash, Instacart, and AirBnB, Thousands of Tims products from free drinks to baked goods, and other prizes.
The chain is adding an extra layer to this year’s promotion. “Apart from the regular array of prizes, lucky guests who unveil their 60th roll will also bag a 10-pack of delicious Timbits,” they stated.
Check out RollUpToWin.com for more on Tim Horton’s promotion.
4 Reasons Why People Love Chain Restaurants
Lately, the subject of first dates occurring at chain restaurants has garnered significant attention. A recent survey asking women about their least preferred venues for first dates has ignited a debate on the internet. This list, which was shared on Instagram by @DuvalPromo, is reportedly the result of polling women to determine their least favored first-date locations.
Among the 28 establishments on the list are restaurant chains such as Applebee’s, Chili’s, and Denny’s are featured. The top spot for the most unsuitable first date location is occupied by The Cheesecake Factory, followed by Applebee’s, Chili’s, Chipotle, and Olive Garden, rounding out the top five. It’s worth noting that the list includes not only restaurants but also specific first-date situations, including “your house,” family functions, a bar solely for drinks, and church.
Whether it’s a first date or a casual meal, the question arises: Why do some people have reservations about restaurant chains?
According to Farm Credit Canada, a chain restaurant is defined as a business with four or more locations. These restaurants are typically large-scale operations with multiple branches, sometimes spanning different countries or continents.
More Background on Chain Restaurants.
The expansion of chain restaurants did not occur overnight. Many of them have humble origins in smaller, local establishments. For instance, the Cheesecake Factory, which currently operates over 300 restaurants in the U.S. and Canada, began as a small bakery in Detroit and eventually evolved into The Cheesecake Bakery in Los Angeles in 1972, according to their website. It wasn’t until the late ’90s and early 2000s that additional locations began to appear.
Critics often express their reservations about chain restaurants, and there are valid reasons for their concerns. Many people prefer supporting local businesses over large corporations, as chain restaurant food is often mass-produced and served uniformly across various locations. Dining exclusively at upscale or independent establishments offers a sense of social prestige, something to brag about, and the feeling of indulging in a unique experience. However, ultimately, it’s all about eating a meal.
“Fancy like Applebee’s on a date night.”
There’s something comforting about knowing that, for the most part, you can find something familiar to eat at any time and almost anywhere. Maybe that’s why singer Walker Hayes dedicated his song Fancy Like, to the simple joys of eating a chain like Applebee’s. So, let’s chat about some of the reasons people actually enjoy dining at chain restaurants.
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