Eleven officially rolls out ‘gold pass’ program with upgraded twist

7-ELEVEN has released a new “gold pass” program, giving shoppers the opportunity to claim three “next-level perks”.

Coffee lovers will rejoice at the new deal, which levels up its original program by offering in-store and fuel benefits.

The exciting 7-Eleven Gold Pass experience includes perks on “snacks, sips and fuel”.

Those who want to sign up can do so through the 7-Eleven pr 7NOW apps.

The program will cost just $9.95 per month or $95 per year.

Students can claim the mega deal at just $5.95 per month, or $55 yearly.

Anyone can claim a free 30-day trial to explore the program.

7-Eleven Gold Pass members already enjoy a long lineup of benefits, including free delivery on eligible orders, and 10% cash back on both delivery and pickup.

But now, members of the coveted pass can also explore all new perks which include seven free drinks per month, five cents off per gallon of fuel, and exclusive in-store deals.

For the free drinks, members can enjoy any size coffee, Big Gulp or Slurpee drink on the house up to seven times every month.

The incredible fuel deal will save members money on gas – as an extra five cents will be taken off for every gallon of fuel purchased.

It also stacks with other fuel discounts already applied.

And the in-store deals will range from a variety limited-time discounts that will only benefit 7-Eleven Gold Pass members.

7-Eleven spokesperson Yaqub Baiani said: “The new 7-Eleven Gold Pass lets you save on everything from your morning coffee to your fuel fill-up.

“And now you can enjoy those perks whether you’re shopping in-store, online or on the go!”

So for those filling up a tank, picking up a favorite drink or getting snacks delivered, the 7-Eleven Gold Pass program makes every purchase that bit more rewarding.

The new pass comes after the new owner of 7-Eleven revealed his strategy when it comes to outlets and how he plans to keep shoppers happy.

Stephen Hayes Dacus, the first American to lead the chain, warned about being aggressive to stay ahead of rivals. 

And as reported on Monday, a retailer that already has more than 1,000 locations across the US was showing no signs of slowing down as bosses prepared to bring the brand to another state.

The chain is a fan-favorite among scores of shoppers, with some claiming it is better than 7-Eleven.

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