Propose on 7/7/07!

Filed in archive News Of Note on April 29, 2007

July 7, 07 is this year's HOTTEST wedding date - but if you aren't already engaged - it's also a GREAT day to propose! Now, Taco Bell is offering one lucky sports fan a chance to pop the question in a huge way - think Nationally Televised FOX Major League Baseball kind of big!!

As part of their promotion for the new 7-Layer Crunchwrap, Taco Bell will be giving one lucky winner the opportunity to be the first person EVERY to propose on a virtual billboard behind homeplate during a Major League Baseball game which will air national wide on Fox on July 7, 07 - making it one of the most publicized proposals of all time!

Details From The Press Release:

To enter, log on to www.tacobell.com and click on the "7 Layers of Love" icon from April 26 through May 27 for your chance to win. Once there, submit 7 reasons why your significant other would be lucky to marry you, as the winner will be chosen on the basis of creativity, appropriateness to theme and the ability to display true love.

The 7-Layer Dip has long been a party favorite, displayed for all to sample during the big game and Taco Bell has reinvented it, making it easy to eat for those on the move. For on-the-go Taco Bell lovers, the 7-Layer Crunchwrap is dip made portable, filled with hearty beans, warm nacho cheese sauce, zesty red sauce, chunky guacamole, fresh tomatoes and cool sour cream, wrapped up and grilled to go.

One Grand Prize Winner will be able to propose marriage, using virtual signage behind home plate, during a nationally televised Major League Baseball game on FOX on 7/7/07 (weather permitting and subject to scheduling) and one year supply of Taco Bell food (awarded in the form of $500 in Taco Bell Bucks). Six Runners-Up will each receive a year supply of Taco Bell food.

No purchase necessary to enter. Ends 11:59 P.M. ET on May 27th, 2007. Must be 18 years or older and a legal resident of U.S. and District of Columbia to enter. Subject to official rules at website. Void where prohibited.