Kick off your summer with Free Toll Friday on the AC Expressway

Philadelphia, PALocal News

Chickie’s & Pete’s will sponsor Free Toll Friday on the Atlantic City Expressway, covering tolls for drivers at the Eastbound Egg Harbor Toll Plaza on May 23 from 4 to 5 p. m. This annual event serves as a summer kickoff, providing attendees with free Crabfries, a car show, and a variety of vendors at the Farley Service Plaza. CEO Pete Ciarrocchi emphasized the importance of the tradition, stating it helps send vacationers off to the shore with positive energy. Live broadcasts from local radio stations WIP Sports Radio and WPHT 1210 Talk Radio will enhance the experience, with prizes available for attendees.

Chickie’s is also reviving their “Patriot Punch” cocktail, with a portion of proceeds going to The Patriot Fund, which supports military veterans. Ciarrocchi's commitment to honoring his military family background adds a personal touch to the promotion. The event aligns with the local community's spirit, encouraging family participation and celebrating the start of summer. For more details, visit ChickiesandPetes. com.

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