Is staying in truly the new going out? In an era where many are ditching the club for cozy nights on the couch, we think so. Gone are the days of being out at the bar or at dinner way past your bedtime wishing you had just stayed home.
But when you are at home — what’s the best way to spend these precious moments of relaxation? You can read, shop online or scroll through your phone … and we’ve found the ultimate way to elevate your cozy nights.
A recent survey found that 62 percent of Gen Z adults and millennials said their preferred way to spend a night in is to binge-watch their favorite shows while ordering takeout,* and thanks to a new partnership between DoorDash and Max, that just became even easier. Max With Ads is now included with a DashPass Annual Plan membership. Now’s the perfect time to dive into that hit series you’ve been dying to binge or finally stream that romcom you can’t stop thinking about. And why not indulge in the delicious food you’ve been craving? Treat yourself — you deserve it. DashPass and Max just made that decision easier for you!
DashPass, the membership program that offers the most affordable way to save on DoorDash, makes it less expensive and more fun than ever to enjoy a blissful, bingeful night in. For the first time, not only does DashPass give you $0 delivery on eligible DoorDash orders, but now it also includes an annual subscription to Max With Ads at no extra cost.
Together, DoorDash and Max are the perfect pairing that gives you endless choices of your favorite restaurants, movie snacks and more, plus access to Max’s hit movies, fresh original series, and beloved classics. All this for just $96 a year – a $240 annual value!
Access Max with a DashPass Annual Plan in just a few simple steps, and encourage your partner or friends to join in on the fun because nothing beats quality time spent with the thing you’ll love most – DashPass and Max.
*According to a survey of 2,003 U.S. adults, when asked about their preferred solo night in. DoorDash commissioned Atomik Research to conduct a survey of 2,003 adults throughout the United States. The margin of error is +/- 2 percent with a confidence level of 95 percent. Fieldwork took place between July 29 and July 31, 2024.
