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7-Eleven's 'Bring Your Own Cup Day' Returns With Creative Challenges
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In Short: In addition to the creative cup challenge, 7-Eleven is also reintroducing the bold Mountain Dew Slurpee drink for a limited time.
7-Eleven is bringing back its 'Bring Your Own Cup Day,' encouraging customers to get creative with their Slurpee containers. The promotion, available at participating locations on September 19, allows customers to fill any clean, watertight, and leak-proof container with a Slurpee for $1.99.
According to 7-Eleven, the containers must be able to stand upright within a 10-inch cutout to fit under the Slurpee dispenser. Customers are encouraged to bring anything from trophies to teapots, as long as the container meets the size and safety requirements.
Brandon Brown, a senior vice president at 7-Eleven Inc., said, 'Every year, Bring Your Own Cup Day challenges the definition of what a cup can truly be, and our customers never cease to amaze us.
In addition to the creative cup challenge, 7-Eleven is also reintroducing the bold Mountain Dew Slurpee drink for a limited time.
The promotion is available at 7-Eleven, Speedway, and Stripes stores, offering a fun and unique way for customers to enjoy their favorite Slurpee flavors.
What's confirmed
- In addition to celebrating "Bring Your Own Cup" Day, 7-Eleven is bringing back the bold Mountain Dew Slurpee drink for a limited time.
- "Every year, Bring Your Own Cup Day challenges the definition of what a cup can truly be, and our customers never cease to amaze us," Brandon Brown, a senior vice president at 7-Eleven Inc. said in a statement.
- According to the retailer, anything goes — from popcorn buckets and bike helmets to fish bowls and flower vases. [Read more: 7-Eleven Debuts Custom Flavor Station ] Containers used on BYOC Day must be clean, watertight, leak-proof and able to stand upright within the 10-inch cutout in stores to ensure they fit under the Slurpee drink dispenser, but anything that meets these conditions is fair game.
What's still developing
- The chain's popular "Bring Your Own Cup Day" is back, allowing customers to get their Slurpee on in whatever vessel they deem appropriate – and according to 7-Eleven, the wackier the better.
- Because the promotional offer is only available at participating locations nationwide, be sure to call ahead to be sure your neighborhood store is taking part in the fan-favorite tradition.
- While creativity is encouraged, 7-Eleven does have some ground rules about the kind of "cup" you can bring in. According to 7-Eleven, containers must be clean, watertight, leak-proof and able to stand upright within the 10-inch cutout in stores to ensure they fit under the Slurpee drink dispenser. "Whether it's a trophy, teapot or cookie jar, if it fits, it's fair game," the Irving, Texas-based corporation said. The one-day only offer has a limit of one cup person and will only be available "while supplies last."
- Customers who make the trek out to their local 7-Eleven, Speedway, or Stripes store on Saturday, Sept.
- "For one day only, we’re inviting customers to bring their wackiest cup, fill it with their favorite flavor and show us just how creative a Slurpee run can get." Whether you're a seasoned pro or getting a Slurpee for the first time, here's everything you need to know about 7-Eleven's "Bring Your Own Cup" day.
- IRVING, Texas — 7-Eleven Inc. is bringing back its fan-favorite Bring Your Own Cup (BYOC) Day, when the cup can be just as fun as the Slurpee flavor inside.