Every Phillies fan is still riding so high right now and wow helps keep the hype going!
wow announced that they were partnering with the Philadelphia Phillies and offered different promotions during parts of the baseball playoffs. The promotion is called “Swarberfest” which is named after Phillies left fielder Kyle Schwarber.
With Schwarber being a fan favorite, Wawa knew exactly what they were doing. According to NBC Philadelphia, the promotion is actually a spinoff of the famous “Hoagiefest” that Wawa holds every summer and which offers everyone a bunch of different discounts and deals on menu items.
Schwarberfest allowed people to go order some of their Wawa favorites while taking advantage of the amazing deals.
Now that the Phillies are off to the World Series, Wawa decided it was right to extend the Schwarber Festival until the official end of the series while adding a few more discount opportunities into the mix. It’s just !
The promotion originally offered everyone classic shorti and hoagies for anywhere between $5 and $6, which is a total steal. Now Wawa decided it was such a monumental moment for Philly, they couldn’t stop there.
Now, in addition to original deals on classic shortis and hoagies, you can also get these discounted prices for hot turkey shortis and hot classic hoagies.
Schwarberfest is still going on, but to get deals on all the hot sandwiches they offer, you’ll have to wait until tomorrow (10/28). Happy Schwarberfest and let’s go Phils!!
Why is this Airbnb in Philadelphia the most popular in all of Pennsylvania?
Over the past few years, Airbnb has given hotels a hard time. If you ask people where they’re going to stay on their vacation, many will say, “We found a great Airbnb.” Let’s face it, sometimes getting an Airbnb is cheaper than a hotel. Sometimes it even has more space.
We are still trying to figure out what makes this Airbnb so special, as it looks like a basic studio. Would this be the price which is only $66 a night? After checking availability, many dates are already booked.
NJ restaurants featured on the Food Network that are now CLOSED
I did a little research and found that these once “seen on TV” restaurants are no longer open.
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