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Freebie Alert: 7-Eleven Puts Slurpees on Wheels This Friday
7-Eleven's Slurpee Truck
It's possible that the only way to make 7-Eleven's Free Slurpee Day (aka 7-Eleven Day) even better is to start the party early. In honor of "the 83rd Birthday of America’s favorite convenience store chain, 7-Eleven has launched its own Summer Slurpee Truck to bring FREE Slurpees to all its fans," we're told. They're having a 7-Eleven Day Pre-Party on Friday, July 9th in Hollywood from 7-11 p.m. (naturally!) at the 7-Elven store located at 5763 Hollywood Blvd (at Taft Ave) [map].
This year, Slurpee cups are getting a new look; check it out here, and don't forget to get your free Slurpee on Sunday, 7/11.
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