Free Slurpees in Michigan Today for National 7-Eleven Day 2025

It’s a gloomy, rainy day in Michigan, but hey — a Slurpee can still turn it around.

The only thing better than a Slurpee? Getting one for free.

That’s exactly what’s happening for 7/11 Day—aka National Slurpee Day (today). Every year on July 11, 7-Eleven celebrates its birthday by giving away free small Slurpees. No strings attached, just walk in and your small Slurpee is free.

How to Get a Free Slurpee in Michigan

Just stop by any participating 7-Eleven, Speedway, or Stripes location and grab your free small Slurpee. No purchase necessary, just walk in and walk out with a tasty, ice-cold Slurpee in hand.

If you’re part of the 7Rewards or Speedy Rewards programs, scan your app today, and you’ll also unlock a coupon for another free small Slurpee, valid through July 31.

According to the Detroit Free Press, if you’re in the Detroit area today, you can also grab a Slurpee-activated tongue tattoo. Just stick it on your tongue after sipping your Slurpee, and it’ll light up in blue, green, red, or pink.

Why Is It Called a Slurpee?

It’s a big year for 7-Eleven as the company turns 98 years old. While the Slurpee hasn’t been around quite that long, it’s still had a pretty good run. It debuted back in 1966. Now, when it comes to the name, it actually comes from the unmistakable slurping sound people make while drinking it. Seriously.

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