Taco Bell has officially moved National Taco Day to the first Tuesday of October. This decision comes in response to fan feedback and a desire to align the holiday with the beloved Taco Tuesday tradition.
Previously, National Taco Day had been celebrated on the fourth of October, which often fell on a different day of the week. This led to confusion and inconsistency among fans. To address this issue, Taco Bell reached out to National Day Calendar and secured their approval to permanently move the holiday to the first Tuesday of October.
The change will take effect this year. Now, the holiday will be celebrated on Tuesday, October 1st. This means that Taco Bell fans can now enjoy their favorite Taco Tuesday deals and promotions on the designated day each year.
This move is a significant victory for Taco Bell and its fans, who have long advocated for this day to be held on a Tuesday. It also highlights the power of social media and fan engagement in shaping cultural trends.
Disclaimer: If you don’t eat at least three tacos on National Taco Day, you’re officially banned from all future Taco Tuesday celebrations.
