5 & Diner Orlando offers Ultimate Treat for Halloween

Oct. 15, 2010 - PRLog -- Orlando’s only certified kid-friendly restaurant is putting on the ultimate Halloween celebration and is offering the best treat of them all: a $500 gift card good for breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the diner.  

To be entered into the drawing, show up at the restaurant on Sunday, October 31 and receive one entry into the drawing that will be held on November 1, 2010. Bring a friend, receive two additional entries. If you are dressed in a 50’s costume, you get five additional entries. Bring a friend in a 50’s costume, and get five more entries. Plus, if you decide to eat at the diner on the 31st of October, you get another entry for every $5 you spend.

“I really wanted to do something to get the community excited again,” said Jay Rosado, owner of the 5 & Diner Orlando. “There’s no doubt the economy has affected business but it’s also had an impact on people’s spirit. I wanted to do something fun for everyone – families, kids, UCF students, our guests without kids – any one of them could win this prize.”

There is no purchase necessary to enter the drawing. To qualify for the additional entries dressed in a 50’s costume, the costume must be a recognizable 50’s person or thing. If the staff of the 5 & Diner can figure out who or what the costume is with little to no clues, then participants will qualify for the extra entries.

“The Ultimate Treat for Halloween is ultimately my way of saying thank you to the community that has been supporting us,” said Rosado. “The restaurant has been here for over 10 years and we want to be here for many more. I hope to see both our regulars on Halloween and people who have never been in before.”

For more details about the Ultimate Treat for Halloween promotion, go to the 5 & Diner Orlando page on Facebook.

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