Twin Peaks hosted 3,300 fantasy football draft parties last season and is now offering commissioners a $50 reward for booking their league's draft at one of its 115 lodges.
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Twin Peaks is opening its lodges for fantasy football draft parties again this season, offering commissioners a $50 reward for booking their league's draft. Last year the chain hosted more than 3,300 draft parties across 115 locations, the company said.
Commissioners who book a party receive a $50 Bounce Back Card redeemable toward a minimum $75 purchase. Each league member in attendance gets a $5 Bounce Back Card. Both offers are good from Sept. 9 through Dec. 31, 2026.
The restaurants accommodate in-person and hybrid drafts. Guests can bring laptops and tablets. Physical draft boards with player stickers are available on request while supplies last.
Leagues that book also receive a custom Champ's Chain, a championship chain for the league winner designed to be passed down season after season. The chain is available at select locations while supplies last.
“There’s nothing quite like draft day. The smack talk starts, rivalries are renewed, and everyone believes this is their year,” said Melissa Fry, chief marketing officer at Twin Peaks. “For millions of fans, fantasy football isn’t just a game, it’s an annual tradition, and the draft is where the season truly begins.”
Throughout draft season the chain runs weekly drink specials: $3.99 Miller Lite and Coors Light 22-oz. drafts every Monday, served at 29 degrees, and domestic buckets starting at $15 on Saturdays and Sundays. New scratch-made shareables are also available.
Leagues of six to 25 people can reserve through Sept. 9 at TwinPeaksRestaurant.com/fantasydraft. Larger groups should contact a local lodge directly.
Twin Peaks, founded in 2005 in Lewisville, Texas, operates more than 115 locations in the U.S. and Mexico.
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