7-Eleven Has Plenty of Easter Savings & Sweet Treats. Here Are the Details

7-Eleven is getting into the Easter holiday spirit by offering discounts and more for April 20 and beyond. The convenience store is offering plenty of sweet treats for the holiday. Let’s take a look at what it has on the menu.

7-Eleven Easter Deals

According to a press release announcement, Easter has arrived in town, and 7-Eleven, Inc. is making it easier than ever to celebrate with goodies and snacks. With egg hunts and family gatherings just around the corner, participating 7-Eleven, Speedway, and Stripes locations are packed with festive treats.

For starters, customers can buy one, get one for $1 on Easter-themed candy like Nerds Easter Gummy Clusters, Nerds Rope, and Brach’s jellybeans, as well as chocolate classics like Reese’s, Kit Kat, Twix, and more. They can also get 2 for $5 share-sized M&Ms and Starburst candies or 2 for $6 Skittles, Lifesavers, and Starburst Gummies.

Additionally, members of 7Rewards and Speedy Rewards can take advantage of the $1 for 2 freshly made cookies offer, which includes Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chunk, White Chocolate Macadamia Nut, and Oatmeal Raisin, as well as fluffy 7-Select Honey Buns for $1 each.

The 7NOW Delivery app makes Easter preparation even easier. On April 20 only, customers can use the promo code EASTER to receive $20 off orders of $30 or more and get everything they need delivered straight to the front door.

From now until the end of the year, loyalty members can win a daily grand prize of $5,000 instantly. They can shop for CELSIUS Cherry Cola, Watermelon Lemonade, or Strawberry Passionfruit, scan their rewards app, and play the in-app game for a chance at big money. They can also earn bonus gameplay points by purchasing fan favorites such as Slurpee and Big Gulp drinks or Big Bite hot dogs, as well as by filling up at the pump.

1,300 More Locations

If the new 7-Eleven owners have their way, customers can enjoy these perks at more locations nationwide. Recently, the company dropped its annual fiscal report and revealed its plans to open 1,300 more locations by the end of 2030.

To begin, Seven & i announced intentions to open 1,300 additional 7-Eleven shops in North America, representing approximately a 10% increase in total store count, according to C-Store Dive. However, the outlet added that 7-Eleven closed more stores than it opened in the previous fiscal year, so it’s unclear where the entire North American store count will stand after these new locations open.

Seven & i also reiterated its intention to make an initial public offering (IPO) in the second half of 2026, giving the news in a short statement appended to the report.

“7&i Holdings remains committed to an IPO of SEI by 2H 2026 and returning capital to shareholders via share repurchases using IPO proceeds,” the report detailed.

Following the IPO, the company’s North American convenience store operations would be split off into their own publicly traded organization.

According to comments made by 7-Eleven President Stan Reynolds during the company’s recent fourth-quarter earnings call, the majority of these new openings will see 7-Eleven stores presented in the new standard layout, with many featuring food-forward infrastructure and supplies to entice snackers on the go.

“These food-forward stores are resonating with our customers and driving [average sales per store day] about 18% higher than our system average,” said Reynolds. “We’ll continue learning from these stores and refine our new store standard to meet the needs of consumers both now and in the future.”

The business intends to roughly double the number of quick-service restaurants attached to several of its stores, having invested substantially in this combination in recent years as part of a larger turnaround. Supermarket News said that notable brands include Laredo Taco Company and Raise the Roost Chicken.