Taco Bell is putting three famous customers’ personal orders on its menu for $4 each during October, with Paris Hilton and Doja Cat still to come. A separate $1 promotion makes the deals even cheaper for a limited number of rewards members who are quick enough on two upcoming Tuesdays.
The promotion comes as restaurant prices remain a hot subject among customers, including Taco Bell fans frustrated by rising menu costs. For these featured bundles, the chain is advertising a specific $4 price at participating U.S. restaurants.
Three celebrities, three different weeks
Kevin Hart’s bundle runs October 13–19. It combines a Beef Burrito Supreme, a Crunchy Taco and a medium fountain drink. With that week already underway, customers have until October 19 to look for the offer at participating locations.
From October 20–26, Paris Hilton’s selection takes over. It includes a Diablo Ranch Crispy Chicken Crunchwrap Slider featuring Hidden Valley Ranch, a Crunchy Taco and a medium fountain drink.
Doja Cat’s offer follows October 27 through November 2. Her selection consists of a Mexican Pizza and a Spicy Potato Soft Taco. Unlike the Hart and Hilton deals, the published Doja Cat bundle does not include a drink.
How the $1 deal works
There is a catch to the lower price: the $1 bundles are not an automatic discount for everyone. On Tuesday, October 20 and again October 27, Taco Bell plans to offer the corresponding bundle to the first 10,000 verified Rewards members who claim the Tuesday Drop in the app, beginning at 2 p.m. Pacific time, or 5 p.m. Eastern.
Customers must claim and redeem the reward under the offer’s rules. Taxes are extra, and a participating restaurant is required. The October 13 Kevin Hart $1 drop has already passed; the two remaining app drops are tied to Hilton’s and Doja Cat’s featured weeks.
For customers who miss the $1 release, the regular advertised $4 bundle is expected to remain available during that celebrity’s designated week at participating restaurants. Changes, substitutions and delivery can affect the total price.
The dates, menus and eligibility rules are set out in Taco Bell’s October 13 announcement. The key thing to remember: all three names are part of one promotion, but their meals are not available for $4 simultaneously.
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