If you’ve been waiting for the Olive Garden Never Ending Pasta Pass to return, the wait is finally over! For the first time in six years, Olive Garden is bringing back its popular Never Ending Pasta Pass, giving fans the chance to enjoy 13 weeks of unlimited pasta for one flat price.
Here’s everything you need to know before passes go on sale.
What Is the Olive Garden Never Ending Pasta Pass?
The 2026 Olive Garden Never Ending Pasta Pass gives passholders 13 weeks of unlimited Never-Ending Pasta Bowl meals at participating Olive Garden locations.
Each meal includes:
- Unlimited pasta
- Choice of sauces
- Protein toppings
- Unlimited soup or salad
- Unlimited breadsticks
It’s one of Olive Garden’s most anticipated promotions and typically sells out quickly.
How Much Does the Olive Garden Pasta Pass Cost?
The Olive Garden Never Ending Pasta Pass costs $100 plus tax.
Only 10,000 Pasta Passes will be available nationwide, making this one of the restaurant’s most limited-time offers of the year.
When Do Olive Garden Pasta Passes Go On Sale?
Sale Date: Thursday, July 16, 2026
Time: 2:00 PM Eastern Time (11:00 AM Pacific Time)
Because quantities are limited, it’s a good idea to be ready before the sale begins.
What Is Included with the Pasta Pass?
Your Pasta Pass includes unlimited visits during the 13-week promotion where you can enjoy:
- Never Ending Pasta Bowl
- Multiple pasta choices
- Signature sauces
- Protein toppings
- Unlimited soup or salad
- Unlimited breadsticks
You can mix and match your meal during each eligible visit.
How Long Is the Olive Garden Pasta Pass Valid?
The 2026 Never Ending Pasta Pass is valid for 13 weeks, giving passholders months of unlimited pasta during the promotion period.
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What a complete mess. Managed to click in the first possible second – ended up with 70,000+ people ahead. Now, if OG actually followed their rules of 8 minutes per hold, I should (realistically) have seen a significant decrease in the count in the first 10 minutes and a sold-out notice within an hour. Haha. No. The count stayed at 70,000+ until more than half an hour in, when it finally updated to 60,000+ ahead of me. Now tell me that is not a complete rip-off and ask as to whether Olive Garden actually sells 10,000 passes to real customers?