Taste of Freedom Day! McDonald’s celebrates the lifting of lockdown restrictions by reducing its McMuffin and Big Mac to just 99p
- McDonald’s is celebrating ‘Freedom Day’ by giving away favorites for less than £1
- On July 19 only, customers can get the McMuffin and the Big Mac for just 99p
- Deals are available on My McDonald’s App, which costumers need to download
McDonald’s is celebrating Freedom Day tomorrow by giving away fan favourites for less than £1 each.
On July 19, all coronavirus restrictions including social distancing and legal limits on gatherings will come to an end in England, after 15 months in lockdown.
The fast food chain is reducing the price of its McMuffin and Big Mac to just 99p for one day only.
The offer will be available to all customers who use the My McDonald’s App.
McDonald’s is celebrating ‘Freedom Day’ tomorrow by reducing the price of the McMuffin and the Big Mac to just 99p for one day for customers using the My McDonald’s App
And McDonald’s has a bargain breakfast sorted for under a quid, with customers able to grab a Bacon and Egg, Egg and Cheese or Sausage and Egg McMuffin for 99p during breakfast hours, a saving of £1.40.
This offer is available from 6am until 11am, so all you need is your phone – and to get down to your local restaurant before the cut off.
From 11am the Big Mac will then be available at a reduced price of 99p for one day only, saving you £2.50 on lunch or dinner.
Earlier this month it was reveled that McDonald’s would give NHS employees 20 per cent off the entire menu as a gesture of thanks for everything they’ve done throughout the pandemic – starting on Freedom Day, Monday July 19.
Earlier this month, McDonald’s announced it is giving NHS employees 20% off the entire menu for the rest of the year as a ‘small token of thanks’ for their services during the last 15 months
The offer is also exclusively available on the My McDonald’s App, which can be downloaded on iTunes and Android, it’s only available to walk-in customers and not via delivery services such as Deliveroo and Uber Eats.
The discount can be used once per week by an eligible customer as a ‘small token of thanks’ and to honour the contribution of frontline workers during the pandemic.
Anyone that had signed up for the app with an NHS email address will be able to access the offer.
People who sign up in the future with an NHS email address will also be able to access the discount.
Restaurants are open for walk-in, takeaway, and customers can order via the Drive-thru, McDelivery and Click & Serve using the My McDonald’s App.
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