Don’t miss out: ‘Adult Pirate Pak’ available at White Spot for one day only on August 14!

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Yarrr… International “talk like a pirate day” isn’t until September 19th (seriously), but you can feel like a pirate on Wednesday, August 14, 2019, for White Spot Restaurant’s annual ‘Adult Pirate Pak’ day!

This annual event not only gives you the chance to feel young again by eating out of a paper pirate ship, but it is also an excuse to give back to an amazing cause.

For the uninitiated, the Pirate Pak is a classic children’s order from White Spot that features a hamburger (or another dinner item) placed in a fancy cardboard pirate ship. Sounds silly? You’ve obviously never enjoyed the thrill of finding pirate treasure (i.e. a gold chocolate coin) in the hull of a cardboard ship!

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White Spot will celebrate its annual Pirate Pak Day by donating $2 from each kids and adult Pirate Pak sold on Wednesday, August 14 to Zajac Ranch for Children. Zajac Ranch is an established B.C. charity that gives children and young adults with life-threatening illnesses and chronic disabilities an unforgettable summer camp experience.

Over the years, this event has helped raise over $780,776 for the Zajac Ranch, providing hundreds of young mateys with a summer camp experience!

The special edition ‘Adult Pak’ is only available on August 14 and features an extensive menu of choices ranging from $14.99 to 18.99. Each meal is served with fresh-cut fries, a soft drink, a scoop of premium ice cream and a “gold” chocolate coin.

Did you know? The Pirate Pak was created in 1968 by founder Nat Bailey to provide a unique dining experience for children aged 10 and under. Since 1968, more than 22 million Pirate Paks have been sold.