Remember getting a Pirate Pak as a kid? White Spot’s Pirate Pak Day is back on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, giving grown-ups the chance to order the childhood classic for one day only.

For many people who grew up in British Columbia, the Pirate Pak is tied to childhood meals at White Spot. The little cardboard pirate ship, chocolate gold coin and ice cream at the end were often just as memorable as the meal itself. Pirate Pak Day brings that experience back, with larger menu options made for grown-up appetites.
Adult Pirate Paks are served in the familiar pirate ship and can be ordered with a selection of White Spot favourites, including the Legendary Burger, Brie & Mushroom Veggie Burger, Dippin’ Chicken, the Clubhouse and other participating menu options.


The Legendary Burger is one of White Spot’s best-known classics, made with a beef patty and the restaurant’s signature Triple O sauce. For a meat-free option, the Brie & Mushroom Veggie Burger comes with a veggie patty topped with creamy brie and mushrooms.


The Dippin’ Chicken is a straightforward comfort food option with crispy chicken pieces made for dipping, while the Clubhouse offers the familiar combination of turkey, bacon and classic sandwich toppings.


Each Adult Pirate Pak comes with a choice of side, coleslaw, ice cream and the classic chocolate gold coin tucked into the pirate ship. Guests can choose from different ice cream flavours, depending on availability, or upgrade their dessert to a salted caramel brownie.

Beyond the nostalgia, Adult Pirate Pak Day supports a longstanding charitable initiative. For every Pirate Pak sold on August 12, White Spot will donate $2 to BC charity Zajac Ranch.
Zajac Ranch provides camps and programs for children and young adults with medical conditions and disabilities. The programs are designed to give campers the opportunity to participate in outdoor activities and experience camp in an environment that can accommodate different medical and accessibility needs.
That charitable component has become an important part of Adult Pirate Pak Day, turning a playful throwback meal into a fundraiser for programs supporting children and families across British Columbia.
There is definitely a nostalgic side to seeing that pirate ship arrive at the table again. I grew up with Pirate Paks, so getting to order one as an adult feels like revisiting a little piece of childhood, just with a much bigger appetite.
Adult Pirate Pak Day takes place Wednesday, August 12, 2026, at participating White Spot restaurants. If Pirate Paks were part of your childhood, this is the one day of the year when you do not need to borrow one from the kids.
