Oscar Mayer is putting one of its 27-foot-long WIENERMOBILES on Airbnb

Anyone who has ever had the hyper-specific wish of spending the night inside a giant hot dog is about to have their dreams come true.

This August, Oscar Mayer is teaming up with Airbnb and offering customers the chance to spend the night inside its famous 27-foot-long traveling hot dog car, the Wienermobile. 

The unique ‘hotel’ will only be open from August 1 to the 4 in Chicago so those who relish an overnight there will have to be very lucky indeed to score a reservation.

Hot dog! Oscar Mayer is teaming up with Airbnb and offering customers the chance to spend the night inside its famous 27-foot-long traveling hot dog car, the Wienermobile

BYO ketchip! The unique 'hotel' will only be open from August 1 to the 4 in Chicago

BYO ketchip! The unique ‘hotel’ will only be open from August 1 to the 4 in Chicago

The Wienermobile only sleeps two guests, age 12 and over, and guests can only book for one night. That means three sets of two wiener-lovers will get a chance to stay.

Tough the brand actually has six Wienermobiles, only one will be parked in Chicago the weekend of Lollapalooza for guests to spend the night.

Reservations will open up, appropriately, on National Hot Dog Day — July 24 — for $136 a night.

In addition to a bed and sitting area inside, the Airbnb comes with a fridge full of hot dogs, a roller grill to take home, a custom Wienermobile art piece by local artist Laura Kiro, and a welcome package with hot dog-inspired attire.

‘Complete with a bed for dreaming of wienies, sitting area for discussing at length whether a hot dog is a sandwich (spoiler alert — it is!) and other amenities like adjacent outdoor spaces for the bathroom and a hot dog picnic zone, this hot dog paradise is the ideal respite for two music lovers in town for the festival weekend… or just those who relish a good story,’ reads the description.

Cozy: The Wienermobile only sleeps two guests, age 12 and over, and guests can only book for one night

Cozy: The Wienermobile only sleeps two guests, age 12 and over, and guests can only book for one night

Swag: In addition to a bed and sitting area inside, the Airbnb comes with a fridge full of hot dogs, a roller grill to take home, a custom Wienermobile art piece, and themed attire

Swag: In addition to a bed and sitting area inside, the Airbnb comes with a fridge full of hot dogs, a roller grill to take home, a custom Wienermobile art piece, and themed attire

Those who book a room must also follow a list of house rules, which include that they ‘Must love Oscar Mayer hot dogs, obviously’ and ‘Be your best, not wurst, self.’

‘No mustard and definitely no ketchup on the furniture (but plenty on your dogs as you please),’ the rules list also reads. 

Anyone who doesn’t manage to snag a reservation can still snag a chance to check out the Wienermobile as it tours the country.

And every year, Oscar Mayer hires new ‘hotdoggers’ who are charged with promoting the brand across the US at various events — and get to do all their traveling inside the company’s famous Wienermobile. 

In an application for the position released earlier this year, Oscar Mayer makes it clear that a sense of humor is a must with its opening line: ‘Want a job you can relish?’

Limited time: Reservations will open up, appropriately, on National Hot Dog Day — July 24 — for $136 a night

Limited time: Reservations will open up, appropriately, on National Hot Dog Day — July 24 — for $136 a night

Funny: Those who book a room must also follow a list of house rules, which include that they 'Must love Oscar Mayer hot dogs, obviously' and 'Be your best, not wurst, self'

Funny: Those who book a room must also follow a list of house rules, which include that they ‘Must love Oscar Mayer hot dogs, obviously’ and ‘Be your best, not wurst, self’

Hotdoggers act as ‘goodwill ambassadors,’ making radio and television appearances, gibing newspaper interviews, visiting grocery stores and military functions, and attending charity events.

They’re self-contained PR firms and are required to organize promotions and pitch media appearances and interviews.

The Wienermobile actually has a long history, dating back to the 1930s. 

According to Travel & Leisure, the car first made its debut during the Great Depression and was used to promote the brand at parades, hospitals, and grocery store openings.

There are six Wienermobiles currently on the road, and some versions can be seen at museums like the Henry Ford Museum in Michigan.  

Oscar Mayer also documents the Wienermobiles’ travels on Instagram. 



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