If you’ve found this list, firstly; Happy Birthday. Today is your day and you deserve to be treated like qweennnn (or king) you truly are. So grab your license, make room for new mobile apps and prepare to save some serious cash on your birthday.
How do you get free stuff on your birthday?
Most places require you to sign up to their loyalty program to receive those birthday freebies — not a tall order considering all the sweet treats you’re about to consume.
What kind of birthday freebies can you get?
Every retailer is different, each offering a range of gift vouchers, free food and drink, loyalty points or discounts. However, make sure you read what you need to do before going to collect your birthday freebie, certain terms and conditions have a wait period or require an amount spent in order to reap the benefits.
Here’s a list of all the free things you can get on your birthday.
1. Ali Baba.
How good is a kebab? Well it tastes so much better when it’s free at 1am after your birthday drinks. Join the Ali Baba online rewards club to get yours.
2. AMF Bowling.
Two free games (talk about a cheap date).
3. Anaconda.
Feeling adventurous – or just a bit camp? Get $10 on your birthday as an Adventure Club member.
4. Baskin Robbins.
ME scream for ice-cream. Free scoop on your birthday when you join Club 31 Club.
5. Bonds.
If mum forgets to give you underwear, you can get a $10 eGift Card to use in-store or online.
6. Boost Juice.
An old fav. Grab a large Boost Juice for free when you join their Vibe Club. Just download the app, scan and receive. Have a license handy, they need proof.
7. Chatime.
Bubble lifestyle, no budget? Members can get a free drink from Chatime.
8. Hoyts.
Need to know the latest M. Night Shyamalan twist? Get a free movie ticket on your birthday at Hoyts.
9. Essential Beauty.
Pampering yourself on your special day? Essential. Enjoy a beautiful birthday voucher.
10. Hungry Jacks.
The birthdays are better are Hungry Jacks. Download the app = get a free Whopper.
11. Krispy Kreme.
Glazed donuts are the ONLY flavour of Krispy Kremes, prove ME wrong. Get four for free when you subscribe to their newsletter or a $10 voucher.
12. Lord of the Fries.
Free fries, duh. How could you not?
13. Mecca.
Spend more than $300 per year as part of the Beauty Loop Club and get a birthday freebie.
14. Muffin Break.
No bluffin’, just muffin. Become a Muffin Break Club member and receive a free muffin for your birthday.
15. Nando’s.
Hap-Peri Birthday! Your freebie includes a free regular meal as part of Nando’s Peri Perks program.
16. Napoleon Perdis.
My, my, at your birthday Napoleon did surrender (a $10 voucher for more makeup).
17.The Cheesecake Shop.
Fun fact: calories are scientifically proven* not to count on your birthday. Get a five dollar voucher when you sign up. *No scientists were consulted about this.
18. Priceline.
Receive $10 for all the essentials.
19. T2 Tea.
Here’s the tea on birthday freebies. Get a free cup for members.
20. Subway.
Grab a free 6-incher on your birthday. But you’ll need to pay for the cookie, which you will 100% have to order because they’re Subway cookies.
21. San Churro.
Free churros (if you subscribe to their newsletter). How fantástica.
22. Salsas.
A free burrito or bowl – the Mex best thing on your big day.
23. Sumo Salad.
You don’t make friends with salad (except on your birthday). Get a free salad on your special day.
24. Tan Temple.
A free bronze is like winning gold. Receive a $15 gift voucher for free on your birthday.
25. Witchery.
Free $20 gift voucher - No witchcraft here.
Saved a bunch on these birthday freebies? Why not open a SaveME account today to get more out of your savings. With no monthly fees or confusing bonus criteria, you’ll be surprised how much you can save before your next birthday.
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This article is prepared based on general information. It does not take into account individual financial objectives or needs and is not financial product advice.