MCDONALD’S fans can munch on a burger for less while cheering on the Three Lions tomorrow under a mega deal the chain is offering.
Maccies is knocking 25% off EVERYTHING on the menu to celebrate England making it through to the quarter finals of the Euro 2020 tournament.
But to get the money knocked off your bill, you have to have the My McDonald’s app.
To get the deal, you need to be a new or existing app user – it’s free to download via Google Play or the App Store.
You have to fill out a few personal details, such as your phone number and email address, when setting up an account.
Once you’ve signed up, head to the deals section of the app.
MCDONALD'S is flogging a mega offer tomorrow to help footie fans celebrate the England v Ukraine game.
You can get 25% off the ENTIRE menu – but how much will your favourite snack cost with the discount applied?
Here’s how much five of McDonald’s most popular treats will cost tomorrow:
The offer should be listed in this tab – all you need to do is click on it, order your meal and the discount will be applied at the checkout.
You can then collect your order from your nearest McDonald’s restaurant, either by walking in and collecting it or by using a drive-thru.
You can also sit in to eat your Maccies meal and you can find where your closest branch is by using the chain’s restaurant locator tool on its website.
The deal is only available tomorrow – and the offer is valid on Maccies’ breakfast menu items too.
But if you’re on a budget, there are other ways to get cheap burgers and bangers to eat while watching the game.
We’ve rounded up the cheapest BBQ grub and booze supermarkets from Aldi to Tesco are flogging in time for the Euros.
Maccies’ deal tomorrow isn’t the only offer it’s rolled out recently.
It was flogging FREE cheeseburgers earlier this week, but only to a number of lucky app users.
It also announced a shake-up to it’s hot drinks loyalty scheme – you’ll only be able to collect points via the My Mcdonald’s app.
If you’re watching the game at the pub, then you won’t be able to sing the national anthem due to Covid restrictions.
It comes as pub bosses are begging the government to relax social distancing rules so they can cash in on thirsty punters.
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