WIENERMOBILE

For those who still haven’t reserved a ride to prom, Oscar Meyer is offering an opportunity to REALLY stand out upon arrival to the big event.

ORLANDO, Fla. – If you’ve always dreamed of seeing the inside of theOscar Mayer Wienermobile, then this is about to be the best news ever. The iconic Wienermobile is rolling into Orlando on its “coast-to-coast weenie roast” on Friday, according to a news release. [TRENDING: Video shows SpaceX Starship exploding after landing | All Fla. teachers can get vaccine at CVS | Man gets 20 years for cutting off wife’s lover’s penis]The 27-foot hot dog on wheels will be parked at WonderWorks on International Drive from noon until 4 p.m. AdVisitors will get Wienie Whistles, have the ability to look inside the Wienermobile, take lots of pictures and even get their own honorary hotdogger name like Mustard Mags or Ketchup Katie. After delighting fans in Orlando, the Wienermobile will roll its way to the Florida City Strawberry Festival on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and again on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Don’t miss this opportunity to have “buns of fun.”

click to enlarge Photo courtesy Oscar MayerWell, hot dog! Oscar Mayer's traveling Wienermobile — bands aren't touring right now, so this is what you get — rolls into Orlando on Friday as part of a "coast-to-coast weenie roast. "The hiring process for drivers ("hotdoggers," no lie) for the hot dog-shaped vehicle generated a more than fair amount of online buzz, including CNN coverage, earlier this year. And now these newly minted Wienermobile pilots are steering their ship onto International Drive for a day.The Wienermobile sets up shop at WonderWorks Friday, March 5, from noon to 4 p.m.In a strange twist of fate, you can't buy hot dogs when visiting the Wienermobile. However, you can take pictures to your heart's content, partake in trivia to get an honorary Hotdogger title, and even get a complimentary "Wiener Whistle" (also no lie) (we have one and it's nifty).After that, the giant wiener on wheels heads down to spend the weekend at the Strawberry Festival in Plant City.

Do you “wish you were an Oscar Mayer wiener” or that you could “share the life” of a Wienermobile driver? Kraft Heinz is looking a team of so-called “Hotdoggers” to drive the 27-foot orange and yellow vehicle across the country. The lucky dogs who get hired will stop at more than 2,000 events, create social media content and conduct news interviews. Carl Mayer created the first Wienermobile in 1936. The company unveiled a Wiener-fleet, including a hot dog-shaped drone, in 2017 but canceled events last year due to COVID-19.