Here’s how Victorians can score a free slurpee for Reverse 7-Eleven Day

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Kick off the weekend with a free 7-Eleven Slurpee–available today only!

It’s Reverse 7-Eleven Day, a twist on their annual 7-Eleven Day (July 11th), where customers can enjoy a free Slurpee on November 7th.

Even though there’s a chill in the air, this doesn’t stop Canadians from going out and getting their favourite icy treat today. Last year, 7-Eleven handed out almost 67,000 Slurpee beverages!

According to 7-Eleven, last year British Columbians loved pairing their free Slurpee with chicken wings. This year, reward members can try the new Tandoori chicken wings and other beloved flavours for only $0.71.

Other hot savings run until early January, including two-for-$3 pizza, $2 coffees, and $0.81 wings (December only).

You can also try some of their new menu items, like donuts made with TURTLES®, TURTLES® Hot Chocolate, and Powerade Sour Grape Slurpee.

While 7-Eleven is giving away free Slurpees to Canadians, they’re also giving back to local children’s hospital foundations this holiday season.

On December 2nd (Giving Tuesday), they’re launching a new fundraising event with Children’s Miracle Network, selling fresh-baked cookies. All proceeds go directly to the foundations.

Don’t miss out! Head to your local 7-Eleven today for a free Slurpee and some sweet savings.

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Zoe Mathers
Zoe Mathers
Zoe Mathers is Victoria Buzz’s new Branded Content and Lifestyle Writer as of November 2025. Born and raised in Victoria, BC, she also runs her own business as a social media manager for authors. Zoe previously served as student editor for Nexus Newspaper. When she’s not writing or managing social media, she enjoys reading and exploring the world.
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