Wingstop Menu Prices 2026: Wings, Flavors & Crew Packs

A 10-piece order of wings at Wingstop runs around $11.49 at most U.S. locations as of May 2026 — the same price for Classic (bone-in) and Boneless. You can choose up to two flavors on a 10-piece. The 10-pc Crew Pack (10 wings + Wingstop fries + dip + drink) is approximately $14.00 — usually the best per-dollar way to order 10 wings.

Wingstop has 11 signature flavors on the standard national menu: Original Hot, Cajun, Atomic, Mango Habanero, Louisiana Rub (dry), Hickory Smoked BBQ, Mild, Hawaiian, Lemon Pepper (dry), Garlic Parmesan, and Hot Honey Rub (dry). The chain also rotates limited-time flavors several times per year (recent LTOs include Spicy Korean Q and Spicy Mango Habanero), and tests new flavors regionally before national rollouts.

Classic wings are traditional bone-in chicken wings (a mix of drums and flats). Boneless wings are all-white-meat breaded chicken bites — they're not actually wings, they're tenders shaped and sized like wings. Both are tossed in the same flavors at the same prices at Wingstop. Classic is slower to eat and has the traditional wing texture; Boneless is easier to eat on the go and is denser white meat.

Voodoo Fries are Wingstop's signature loaded fries: their fresh-cut, seasoned Wingstop Fries topped with warm cheese sauce, ranch dressing and a heavy dusting of Louisiana-style Cajun seasoning. They run about $5.49 for a regular and $6.99 for a large, and are one of Wingstop's most-ordered sides. Vegetarian.

A Crew Pack is Wingstop's party combo — wings + fries + dips + drinks at a packaged price. The 10-pc Crew Pack ($14) includes 10 wings (up to 2 flavors), Wingstop fries, a dip and a drink. The 30-pc Crew Pack ($35) includes 30 wings (up to 3 flavors), a large fries, multiple dips and drinks. The 50-pc Crew Pack ($58) scales for parties. Crew Packs are typically 15-25% cheaper than à-la-carte equivalents.

Yes, on like-for-like wing counts. A 10-piece at Wingstop is around $11.49; the same count at Buffalo Wild Wings runs roughly $13.99–$14.99. A Wingstop family pack (50 wings) at $45 is meaningfully cheaper than the BWW equivalent at $52–$60. The trade-off: BWW is a sit-down sports-bar experience with alcohol; Wingstop is takeout-first fast casual. For wing-only takeout, Wingstop is consistently the cheaper option.

The spiciest standard flavor is Atomic — Wingstop's hottest sauce, made with cayenne and habanero. Mango Habanero is the second-hottest. Original Hot and Cajun sit in the medium-hot range; Mild is at the bottom of the scale. Limited-time flavors like Spicy Korean Q have rivaled Atomic for heat, but Atomic is the consistent benchmark.

Yes. Wingstop's fries are cut from whole potatoes in-store, then tossed in the proprietary Wingstop fry seasoning (a blend of salt, sugar, paprika and spices). They're considered one of the strongest signature fries in fast food and are the base for both Cheese Fries and Voodoo Fries. A regular runs about $3.99; a large runs about $5.49.

Fifty. The 50-pc Family Pack contains 50 wings (Classic or Boneless), with your choice of up to three flavors split across the order. Price is around $45 à la carte; the 50-pc Crew Pack version with fries, dips and drinks runs around $58. Wingstop also sells a 75-pc and 100-pc Party Pack above this, with 4-5 flavor choices.

Wingstop does not market a formal kids' menu, but the 5-piece wing order ($6.99, one flavor) and the Boneless Wing Combo ($11.99) function as kids' portions at most stores. Wingstop fries Regular ($3.99) and Veggie Sticks ($2.49) are common kid-friendly sides. Wingstop tossed-flavored wings can be ordered with sauces on the side for milder eaters — Mild and Hawaiian are the lowest-heat options on the standard board.