How to get a free hot drink at McDonald’s in July
MCDONALD’S is giving away free hot drinks to all new users of its app in July.
Maccies addicts can choose any regular-sized, hot option from the McCafé menu, including tea, coffee and hot chocolate.
The freebie is available now until July 31 - but it’s only valid for new users of the My McDonald’s app.
Sadly, existing customers aren’t eligible for the offer.
The restaurant chain is currently running a reduced menu, meaning it doesn’t have some of its usual posher drinks available.
The most you can save with the deal is £1.49 for a regular latte or cappuccino, although prices do vary by store.
Once you’ve downloaded it, sign up with your name and email address.
The free hot drink offer will be located in the “deals” tab on the app.
You’ll then need to click on the deal, select your drink and finally, the restaurant you want to collect from.
You don't need to order anything else on the menu to take advantage.
Which McDonald's restaurants AREN'T taking part in the free hot drink offer?
MCDONALD'S fans won't be able to claim their free drink in the following 28 restaurants:
- Croydon
- Walworth Rd
- Bham Dale End
- Lincoln
- Ashton-Under-Lyne
- Lowestoft
- Tonbridge - High Street
- Rugby
- Birkenhead
- Falkirk
- 291 Oxford St
- Praed Street
- Llandudno
- Highway Shadwell
- Charlton
- Beccles
- Whitehall
- Croydon Valley Park
- Livingston Mall
- Eastbourne 2
- Tunbridge Wells 2
- Croydon 3 Centrale
- West One Shopping Centre
- Wimbledon Centre Court
- Bracknell - The Keep
- Chelmsford 2 Riverside
- Greenhithe-The Railway Tavern
- Victoria Station
The freebie isn’t valid for Uber Eats and Just Eats home delivery.
The majority of McDonald’s restaurants will be taking part in the deal - we’ve listed the 28 places that aren’t participating in the box above.
McDonald’s has around 1,300 branches in the UK.
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The restaurant chain has already welcomed back customers for takeaway, drive-thru and delivery in the majority of sites.
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