Get a free reusable cup with holiday drink orders for Starbucks red cup day
Plus, ready-to-drink holiday Starbucks options have hit grocery stores.
Starbucks is celebrating the merriest time of year at coffee shops nationwide with new holiday drinks and the return of red cup day on Thursday to help spread the seasonal cheer.
Free red cup day at Starbucks
On Thursday Nov. 14 when customers order any size holiday beverage -- hot, iced or blended -- they will receive a free grande Starbucks reusable red holiday cup, while supplies last.
5 New Starbucks Red Holiday Cup Designs
Earlier this month the Seattle-based coffee company revealed its new holiday cup designs with four iterations of the hot cups and one for iced beverages that all pull from this year's theme, "Merrier Together."
The color palette sets a festive tone with shades of Starbucks green and cranberry red "with fondant-inspired soft pastels," the brand stated in a press release.
"We're really excited to lean into greens this year," Starbucks creative director Kristy Cameron said. "The jade green is so vibrant and bright, and we love how it references our brand colors in a way that brings a spark of joy to our holiday cups this season."
The cups have a mix of graphic elements such as charms that look like old-fashioned holiday ornaments or peppermints, plus a wavy motif inspired by the Starbucks siren along a scalloped edge on the hot cup sleeves.
Holiday menu returns to Starbucks this week
Last week Starbucks announced that starting Nov. 7, customers will once again be able to enjoy a seasonal menu of holiday-inspired drinks and treats.
While the chain did not yet announce the full menu lineup, Starbucks shared a preview of its festive new drinkware and merch for the upcoming holiday season.
Starbucks also unveiled its holiday lineup of ready-to-drink and packaged coffees and creamers that are now available in grocery stores nationwide.
An earlier version of this story was originally published on Nov. 4, 2024 and has been updated to share the Red Cup Day promotion.
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