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7-Eleven Stores Celebrate Their only 7-11-11 Birthday this Century with Free Slurpee

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Get your Slurpees for nothing. Free chicks not included.

Who likes free? Who likes Slurpees? Who likes free Slurpees? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, I’ve got a deal for you. Actually, 7-Eleven does. Take it away corporate office:

7-Eleven Inc.’s 84th birthday on July 11th, aka 7-Eleven Day, participating 7-Eleven® stores across the nation will celebrate by giving customers a free 7.11-oz size Slurpee® beverage. As a special birthday treat, a select 7-Eleven store in Dallas also will hold a series of competitions, including timed Slurpee-drinking contests, one-minute 7-Eleven-themed challenges and a Twitter popularity contest. Winners will be rewarded with exclusive 7-Eleven prizes.

More surprises below! Go.

Why: With the theme “Our Birthday – Your Bash,” participating 7-Eleven stores will thank customers for their patronage and support by offering a free Slurpee in a cup specially designed for this day while supplies last.  Fans in Dallas will get an extra treat by participating in a variety of prize-winning games to round out the birthday celebration.

Where:  7-Eleven #17718

4104 Gaston Avenue @ Haskell

Dallas, TX  75246

When: Monday, July 11, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

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