There are some things that just let you know fall is in the air: autumn colors and crunchy leaves, pumpkin spice and apple cider, Halloween party invitations and costumes. And, let’s not forget, Chipotle’s Boorito deal.
Started in 2000 (oh, how the time flies when you’re enjoying Chipotle) Chipotle’s Boorito is a festive Halloween deal that allows customers to go out in their costumes while also earning discounts on their order. The steps are simple: Visit Chipotle between 3 p.m. to close on Halloween while wearing your costume. Scan your rewards card at checkout and receive your entree for just $6 — a roughly 55% discount!
If you have the costume and the appetite but not the account, here’s how to join Chipotle Rewards: First, either download the Chipotle app or open the Chipotle website. From there, provide your contact information, including your name, email, and phone number. (If you’re a college student, you can also provide your student ID to earn Chipotle U Rewards, which lets students earn free food faster and cash in on exclusive offers like finals week deals.) Then, you’re in! Once you have an account, you’ll just pull up your member QR code in the app or online and have the cashier scan it each time you visit a Chipotle and rack up points toward free food — and, of course, cash in on the Boorito 2026 deal. Plus. if you join now, you’ll get a free order of chips and guac with your first order of $5 or more.
And the Boorito isn’t the end of Chipotle’s spooky season offerings! This year, for those aged 21 and older, there’s another treat this Halloween season: Chipotle margs. After taking margaritas off its menu in 2020, the brand is bringing them back on the weekends leading up to Halloween through its “The Summon the Spirits Tour,” a five-stop tour of pop-up locations across the U.S., where these margaritas can be snagged for just $6. These events will feature dedicated margarita bars with thematic decor, interactive experiences, and the potential to earn Chipotle prizes. While three of the popups have already happened, two more are still on the calendar: in Los Angeles on Oct. 23 and 24 and New Orleans on Oct. 30 and 31.Â
There’s one more thing this Halloween season, too: Chipotle is waving your delivery fee on Nov. 1. So, if your Halloween night turns into an All Saint’s Day morning, you can stay at home and have the food come to you.