One Right Price

1975 - Present

This game is as easy to figure out as Double Prices and only slightly more exciting. A contestant is shown two prizes and one price tag that represents the correct price of one of the items. If the contestant guesses the prize to which the tag belongs, the contestant wins both prizes. Like Double Prices, this game usually is played to make up for time lost on other games. 

During the $1,000,000 Spectacular Specials, One Right Price was played for two cars.

Set Changes: The two podiums first used for One Right Price were tacky green podiums that had "?" marks on them. The podiums were changed in the late '70s and were used for both Double Prices and One Right Price. By the late '80s, One Right Price had its own set of somewhat more tolerable blue podiums, still used today.

It's a hot dog cart and a new armoire! Those tacky podiums are back.	$1495 is the price of one of these items--but which one is it? Janice looks great in yellow.

That's a match--you win!	The other prize was $520. This guy won a bed and a fridge...much better than a hot dog cart.

This podium from 1980 is somewhat sleeker...	Here are the One Right Price podiums from 1987. Wow, we're playing for two trips! Not too shabby.

She thinks that trip to Ireland has the One Right Price of $3000...	...and she's right! That's over $6,800 in trips she won!

Is $2916 the right price for the trip to Canada...	...or the trip to Hawaii? Note the sleeker podiums.

He says Canada...	...and he's right! He wins both trips.
Wha...?  From the $1,000,000 Spectacular Specials in 2003.	And she's a winner!  Over $36,000 in cars won on One Right Price.  Don't see that every day.