According to the c-store chain, all cups must be leakproof, safe, sanitary and fit upright within the in-store BYOC display cutout, which is about 10 inches in diameter. Options include cookie jars, ladles and punch bowls; however, "trash cans, kitchen sinks and sleighs are not eligible," 7-Eleven said.
The cost to fill any cup of choice, regardless of size, is $1.49, the price of an average medium Slurpee.
In addition to BYOC Day, 7Rewards customer loyalty platform members can purchase a slice of pizza for 50 cents at participating stores each day from Black Friday through Cyber Monday, Nov. 26.
To receive this deal, 7Rewards members need to scan their 7‑Eleven app, use their 7‑Eleven physical card or keychain fob, or enter their Alt-ID (phone number) at purchase time. The offer can be redeemed once per day per customer.
"Many Slurpee fans will be out and about on the biggest shopping day of the year," said Jacob Barnes, 7-Eleven's senior category manager for proprietary beverages. "With BYOC, they can fill up with their favorite Slurpee drink to keep them going, whether it's back out with the crowds or back home to the couch."
Slurpee fans can share their BYOC Day experience with photos on social media using the hashtag #BYOCDay2018.
Based in Irving, Texas, 7‑Eleven operates, franchises and/or licenses more than 67,000 stores in 17 countries, including 11,800 in North America.
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