As Halloween 2024 approaches, some of the biggest names in fast food and coffee are rolling out spooktacular promotions that you don’t want to miss. This season, McDonald’s, Burger King, Starbucks, Dunkin’, and other fan favorites are offering terrifyingly good deals, from free fries to discounted lattes.
McDonald’s Treats Fans with Freebies and Scares
McDonald’s is back with its iconic Halloween pails, sparking nostalgia while offering a deal that can’t be resisted. When you purchase a Happy Meal, you’ll get a free Halloween-themed bucket for your little goblins—or your own nostalgia trip. Along with this, participating locations are offering free fries with any purchase through the app, ensuring you get your McFix this Halloween season.
Burger King Offers Bone-Chilling Deals for Fans
Not to be outdone, Burger King has a fang-tastic offer! For Halloween 2024, the chain is reviving its terrifying "Ghost Pepper Whopper," a spicy treat that will make your taste buds scream. Through the Burger King app, fans can unlock a BOGO (Buy One Get One) deal on the Ghost Pepper Whopper. Want more? They're offering free fries with any $1 purchase if you’re using their app, giving Halloween lovers a crunchy addition to their spooky meal.
Starbucks Brews a Wickedly Good Offer
Starbucks is also bringing the Halloween magic with special spooky-themed drinks. Their fan-favorite Pumpkin Spice Latte will still be available, but for this holiday, Starbucks is offering a limited-edition “Vampire Frappuccino,” complete with red raspberry sauce. The deal? Order any large-sized seasonal drink after 2 p.m., and you'll get another one half off through the app. Perfect for an afternoon caffeine boost after trick-or-treating.
Dunkin’s Pumpkin Madness Continues
Dunkin’ is diving headfirst into Halloween 2024 with its annual "Wicked Good" specials. Dunkin’ lovers can grab a $2 Pumpkin Cold Brew after 3 p.m. at participating locations. In addition, the chain is offering free donut holes with any purchase over $5 when you order through the app. Fans of their Halloween-themed donuts can indulge guilt-free while enjoying these limited-time offers.
Other Must-See Promos: Krispy Kreme and Taco Bell Join In
Krispy Kreme isn’t sitting this one out either. The donut giant has announced their Halloween-themed collection, which includes an assortment of spooky treats like “Vampire Bites” and “Spooky Spider” donuts. Visit a participating location in costume, and you can snag a free donut—no purchase required.
Meanwhile, Taco Bell is offering their “Scary Good” $5 Box, complete with fan-favorite items like the Crunchwrap Supreme, and for Halloween weekend, they’re offering exclusive discounts on Uber Eats orders over $20.
Conclusion: Deals to Die For!
This Halloween, fast food chains are making it hard to resist stopping by for a festive meal or drink. Whether you’re craving McDonald’s fries, a Starbucks Vampire Frappuccino, or a Ghost Pepper Whopper from Burger King, these promos will keep your wallet full and your belly happy. Keep an eye on your favorite chain’s app to take advantage of these scary-good deals before they disappear into the night!


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