Win a NDS from Jack in the Box

April 25, 2005, 2:21 pm EDT
Total comments: 13

Fast food patrons in the U.S. now have a chance to instantly win a Nintendo DS and other prizes.

Jack in the Box Restaurants Launch ''Win Jack's Stuff'' Game

Monday April 25, 6:00 am ET

SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 25, 2005--Patience might be a virtue, but instant gratification is certainly more fun - especially when there's a new Kawasaki JET SKI® or Nintendo DS® game system on the line. That's why Jack in the Box® restaurants today launches "Win Jack's Stuff," an instant-win game where guests have a one-in-two chance of walking away with cool prizes just for ordering a medium or large combo.

Participating in the Win Jack's Stuff game is easy. Guests simply peel off the game piece from the side of their medium or large drink cup to see whether they've won. All medium drink cups have one game piece, while large cups have one game piece plus a game piece good for a free music download from Musicmatch®. Game prizes include:

A Kawasaki Ninja® ZX-6R motorcycle, two STX®-15F JET SKIs and two KFX®-700 All-Terrain Vehicles

A year of travel on Southwest Airlines® and other vacation packages

American Express® branded gift cards

Nintendo DS(TM) game system prize packs

Musicmatch® downloads

Jack in the Box food prizes and Jack Cash(TM) gift cards

"At Jack in the Box, we strive to create a relaxing, hassle-free experience, and that philosophy extends to our game as well," said Jody Sawyer, marketing manager for Jack in the Box Inc. "The instant-win feature of the game makes it fun and spontaneous. A guest could come in for a burger and leave with a four-day vacation."

No purchase is necessary to participate in Win Jack's Stuff. For more information on Win Jack's Stuff, including official rules and how to participate without purchase, visit www.winjacksstuff.com. Win Jack's Stuff can be played until Monday, May 30, or while supplies last, at all participating Jack in the Box restaurants. Void in NY, FL, PR and where prohibited. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. All rights reserved.

Talkback

RobageejamminApril 25, 2005

whats this? A DS publically displayed without a PSP?

...the insanity!!

Ian SaneApril 25, 2005

Not only is this contest not open to Canadians but we don't even have Jack in the Box. They should issue this press release on July 4 and retitle it to "why the US kicks ass."

We would then respond with Tim Horton's but I think the US still has the advantage.

UncleBobRichard Cook, Guest ContributorApril 25, 2005

Last time I ate at a Jack in the Box, all I won was E. coli....

Berto2KApril 25, 2005

I have a 24 hr Jack In The Box near me, guess I'll be making a few more trips there in the near future.

ib2kool4u912April 25, 2005

Am i the only one, who's never even heard of Jack In the Box?

TheYoungerPlumberMichael Cole, Associate EditorApril 25, 2005

Jack in the Box is only in about 14 states, mostly on the west coast. They're better than most fast food joints.

ShyGuyApril 25, 2005

You gotta give Jack in the Box props for good TV commercials. Their "president" jack is consistently entertaining.

nickmitchApril 25, 2005

I ate there once while on the run from a hurricane with my family.

Bartman3010April 25, 2005

Wow, I got plenty of these, and one next to my school.

Okay, its close by, just a few miles, but you get what I mean.

dack25April 25, 2005

I live in Ohio, the closet Jack In The Box is in Tennesee. But Tim Hortions makes some good beef stew.

BloodworthDaniel Bloodworth, Staff AlumnusApril 25, 2005

Hah! There's very little at Jack in the Box that I like. The commercials are some of the funniest around though.

ruby_onixApril 25, 2005

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...especially when there's a new Kawasaki JET SKI® or Nintendo DS® game system on the line.

Kawasaki and Nintendo getting mentioned in the same sentence?

I smell another Wave Race in the works.

Wave Race Revolution! (Now with 100% more Ninjas.)

ib2kool4u912April 26, 2005

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Originally posted by: TheYoungerPlumber
Jack in the Box is only in about 14 states, mostly on the west coast. They're better than most fast food joints.

Ah, thank you. That would make sense then since i live in New Jersey.

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