National Homegating Day – February 14, 2027

Expected National Homegating Day Deals

While we wait for official 2027 promotions to drop, history shows that National Homegating Day brings a flurry of deals from top brands. Expect major pizza chains like Domino’s and Pizza Hut to offer bundle deals on wings and pies. Snack giants such as Lay’s and Doritos will likely feature discounts on their party-sized bags. Beverage companies like PepsiCo and Anheuser-Busch InBev often run promotions on soft drinks and beer. Electronics retailers such as Best Buy and Amazon typically feature sales on large-screen TVs and sound systems, perfect for upgrading your viewing experience. Grocery stores like Kroger and Walmart will also have specials on all your homegating essentials, from dips to décor. We will update this page with confirmed live deals as February approaches.

History of National Homegating Day

National Homegating Day was founded by the president of Tailgating Challenge, Luke Lorick, in September 2019. According to him, he simply wanted to take the tailgating experience indoors! This is the day to move the tailgating events to your home. National Homegating Day encourages us to do all the things one would normally do at a tailgate — games, grilling, food, friends, fun, and soaking in the festivities together. Celebrate this fun day by firing up the grill and setting up a Superbowl Sunday party for your family or friends.

But how did the Tailgating Challenge come to be? It all started with Luke Lorick being tired of large corporations demanding long workweeks of more than 50 hours. Determined to do something about it and make workweeks fun. Lorick decided to put his long-time passion for tailgating to work, resulting in the establishment of Tailgating Challenge. Since establishing such in 2012, Luke Lorick has been hailed as an expert on all tailgating and homegating-related initiatives.

Luke is also the founder of National Tailgating Day. This day is observed on the first Saturday of September each year. For the unversed, tailgating is a common American activity. When an American says they are tailgating, it means they will be cooking food and having drinks out at the back of their car in the park before going into a public event such as the Super Bowl game! So naturally, National Homegating Day means doing all of the above activities indoors, preferably in the comfort of your home.