FREE SLURPEE DAY (+10) starts today at 7eleven across Utah! So what are you waiting for?
Well, one thing is more exciting, which is that Free Slurpee Day is actually Free Slurpee Day Plus 10.
Starting Friday through July 11 , people can walk, drive, scooter, or parachute into any 7-Eleven or Speedway location and get a free small Slurpee just by downloading the 7-Eleven or Speedway app. In addition to the free Slurpee, 7-Eleven is offering other discounted snacks, but let's face it, the Slurpee is the headliner that gets people into the tent.
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