Dear Subway Fans, You Asked For It and Now It's Back: The $5 Footlong Has Officially Returned!

Subway re-introduces its popular $5 Footlong deal, offering any Footlong sandwich for $5 when customers order two, a limited-time promotion.

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Dear Subway Fans, You Asked For It and Now It's Back: The $5 Footlong Has Officially Returned!

TL;DR

Subway has brought back its $5 Footlong deal, offering any Footlong sandwich for $5 when customers order two, for a limited time at participating U.S. restaurants. The deal's return was prompted by fan requests.

Hey Subway Fans, We heard you loud and clear:

No retweets necessary. The $5 Footlong is officially back thanks to fans just like you who have been asking for its return. Starting today, for a limited time at participating U.S. restaurants, get any Footlong for $5 when you order two*.

We're excited to bring back the greatest deal of all time featuring your favorite sandwich – Subway Footlongs made with quality ingredients, fresh baked bread and tons of veggies.

To celebrate the return of $5 Footlong subs, we are also bringing back our iconic jingle – with a bit of a remix. Grammy-nominated artist Charlie Puth has reimagined our classic jingle for our new national campaign.

You asked for $5 Footlongs, and we brought it back. Start practicing the new jingle and get ready to singalong and dance with us to celebrate the return of this iconic deal, because no matter which Footlong is your favorite, you can now get any Footlong for $5 when you order two, for a limited time only at participating restaurants.

The Subway restaurant chain continues to evolve the dining experience, offering guests in more than 100 countries quality ingredients, as well as robust flavor combinations while serving over 6 million made-to-order sandwiches created each day. All Subway restaurants are owned and operated by more than 20,000 Franchise Owners, who employ many people in their communities. The Subway experience is also delivered online at Subway's website.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on June 16, 2020. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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