Eat pizza. Visit locations. Collect stamps. Earn free food.
The OTTO Passport is our year-long pizza adventure, built for people who already find themselves saying things like “I’ve never actually tried that one” or “Wait… there’s an OTTO there too?”
Pick up a Passport, collect stamps along the way, and earn rewards for exploring more of what OTTO has to offer.
Whether you’re chasing your favorite pizza, trying something new, or plotting out a full Maine / Massachusetts / New Hampshire pizza tour, this gives you a reason to keep going.
How it Works
Pick up an OTTO Passport at participating locations.
Then:
- Order a Large Pizza
- Receive a stamp at the time of your qualifying purchase
- Collect stamps and work toward rewards
There are two different paths to complete, and yes — you can complete both.
Pizza Path 🍕
Collect stamps for 10 different pizzas
Complete the Pizza Path and earn:
Free Large Pizza
Location Path 📍
Collect stamps from 10 different OTTO locations
Complete the Location Path and earn:
Free Large Pizza + Appetizer
Can I Complete Both?
Yes.
You can complete the Pizza Path, the Location Path, or both.
And if you complete both? You earn both rewards.
Important Rules for Getting Stamps
To keep things simple and fair:
- Stamps are given at the time of a qualifying purchase
- Qualifying purchase = one Large Pizza
- One stamp per guest, per visit
Stamps are available for:
- Dine-in
- Pickup / takeout
Stamps are NOT available for:
- Delivery orders
- Third-party delivery platforms
- Past purchases
- Retroactive requests
Redeeming Rewards
Once you’ve completed a path:
- Bring your Passport on your next visit
- Staff will verify completion and mark your Passport as redeemed
- Rewards must be redeemed on a future visit (not during the same transaction where you complete the path)
Reward redemption deadline:
Redeem by February 28, 2027
Stamp collection deadline:
Collect stamps through December 31, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Does delivery count?
No. Delivery and third-party delivery orders do not qualify for Passport stamps.
The Passport is designed around in-person visits and pickup experiences.
Can I earn multiple stamps in one order?
No.
A guest can earn one stamp per visit, regardless of how many pizzas are ordered.
So if you order five different large pizzas in one transaction, you’ll still receive one stamp.
Can I use old receipts or past orders to get stamps?
No.
Stamps are only provided at the time of a qualifying purchase.
Do small pizzas count?
No.
Only Large Pizzas qualify for Passport stamps.
Slices and small pizzas do not count.
Can I get both the Pizza reward and the Location reward?
Yes.
You can complete both paths and earn both rewards.
Do I need to visit 10 locations to complete the Pizza Path?
No.
The Pizza Path only requires 10 different pizzas.
You could complete it at fewer locations.
Do I need to order 10 different pizzas to complete the Location Path?
No.
The Location Path is based on visiting 10 different locations.
Can multiple people at a table receive stamps?
Yes.
If each guest places their own qualifying order and has their own Passport, each person can receive a stamp.
What if I forget my Passport?
Unfortunately, we can’t retroactively add stamps later.
Bring your Passport with you on each visit.
What if I lose my Passport?
Treat it like a concert ticket or a well-loved road map.
Lost Passports cannot be replaced and previously earned stamps cannot be transferred.
Do all OTTO locations participate?
Most locations are participating, though availability may vary by location.
Ask in-store if you have questions.
The Fine Print
- Valid only at participating OTTO locations
- One stamp per guest per visit
- Large pizzas only
- Dine-in and pickup orders only
- No delivery or third-party delivery orders
- No retroactive stamps
- Rewards must be redeemed on a future visit
- Stamps must be collected by 12/31/26
- Rewards must be redeemed by 2/28/27
- OTTO reserves the right to modify or discontinue the program if necessary
Passport Listening
Collecting stamps is optional.
Having something good playing in the car is not.
See you out there. And maybe start planning your route. Some people are going to get surprisingly competitive about this.