7-Eleven is ringing in Halloween with a deal that lines up almost too neatly with its own name: a whole pizza for $7.11, available for only two nights, October 30 and October 31, 2026. The offer is open to 7Rewards and Speedy Rewards members, and it works both inside participating stores and on the 7NOW delivery app.
On top of the cheap pie, 7NOW shoppers get a second Halloween perk: a one-day promo code, TREAT, that takes $10 off any order of $20 or more on October 31, 2026 only. That turns a late-night pizza-and-snacks run into a roughly half-off binge.
This deal is short, member-gated, and app-sensitive. Read the fine print below before you walk in — the in-store and 7NOW paths are not interchangeable, and the TREAT code does not work at the counter.
A separate $1.25 candy promotion runs October 23 through November 2, 2026 for Halloween candy stocking. We touch on it at the end, but the main event here is the pizza.
Quick Summary: 7-Eleven Halloween Pizza Deals at a Glance
Label | Detail |
|---|---|
What | $7.11 whole pizza in store; $7.11 large pizza on 7NOW |
Who | 7Rewards and Speedy Rewards members |
Where | Participating 7-Eleven / Speedway; 7NOW delivery |
When | Oct 30–31, 2026; TREAT code Oct 31 only |
How | Scan member barcode in store; enter TREAT in 7NOW checkout |
Limit | Two days only; tax extra; BOGO at select banners |
Worth | $3–$5 off a pizza; $10 off $20 on Halloween night |
What Is the Deal, Exactly?
According to the official Halloween announcement released by 7-Eleven, Inc. on PR Newswire, members who scan their 7Rewards or Speedy Rewards barcode inside a participating store can buy a whole pizza for $7.11 on October 30 and October 31, 2026. Price is before tax.
The same announcement extends the pizza discount to the 7NOW delivery app, where any large pizza is also $7.11 across those two days. On Halloween itself, October 31, app-only orders can also apply the promo code TREAT at checkout for $10 off a minimum $20 cart.
Participating-store restaurant banners are running their own BOGO side dishes at the same time: Laredo Taco Company cheese pizza buy-one-get-one, Raise the Roost 8-piece chicken tenders BOGO, and Speedy Café large pizza BOGO for Speedy Rewards members. These are tied to specific banners, not to every 7-Eleven front counter.
What's Free (or Discounted)
Nothing is strictly "free" in this promotion — it is a discount-and-BOGO event rather than a giveaway. The headline discounts are:
Whole pizza in-store: $7.11 (regular whole-pizza menus typically run roughly $10–$12 before tax, so the discount is around $3–$5).
Any large pizza on 7NOW: $7.11 on Oct 30–31.
TREAT code: $10 off $20+ on 7NOW orders on Oct 31 — effectively 50% off a qualifying cart.
BOGO sides: Laredo Taco Company cheese pizza, Raise the Roost 8-count tenders, Speedy Café large pizza (member-gated, banner-specific).
Halloween candy at $1.25 per item across Oct 23–Nov 2, 2026 (official promo, not tied to the pizza deal).
How to Claim It Step by Step
In-store path (7Rewards or Speedy Rewards members):
Open the 7-Eleven app or Speedway app and pull up your member barcode.
Walk into a participating store on October 30 or October 31, 2026.
Tell the cashier you want the $7.11 whole pizza (or the relevant BOGO item at Laredo Taco Company, Raise the Roost, or Speedy Café).
Scan the barcode at checkout so the discount applies to your account.
Pay $7.11 plus tax. No promo code is needed in store.
7NOW delivery path (for the $10-off Halloween-night perk):
Open the 7NOW app or visit 7now.com and sign in with your 7Rewards account.
On October 30 or 31, add any large pizza to the cart — it prices at $7.11 automatically.
On October 31 only, keep adding snacks, sides or drinks until the subtotal hits at least $20 before fees and tip.
At checkout, enter the code TREAT in the promo field.
Confirm the $10 discount appears before you place the order, then check out.
How to build a $20 7NOW cart (info-gain example): start with the $7.11 large pizza, then add a couple of sides — think wings, roller-grill items, chips, or a 2-liter — until the pre-fee subtotal crosses $20. Because the $1.25 Halloween candy promo runs through November 2, a few bags of candy are the cheapest way to top off a cart toward the threshold. Exact menu prices vary by store and by app; always confirm the live subtotal before you apply TREAT.
Who Is Eligible?
The $7.11 pizza requires a 7Rewards barcode at 7-Eleven or a Speedy Rewards barcode at Speedway and Speedy Café locations. Joining is free through the official 7-Rewards program page or the Speedway app; you do not need a paid subscription.
The TREAT code is app-only: it is applied inside the 7NOW checkout flow, not at the physical counter. It requires a $20+ subtotal and is valid on October 31, 2026 only.
BOGO items at Laredo Taco Company, Raise the Roost and Speedy Café are tied to those specific banners and to Speedy Rewards membership. Not every 7-Eleven sells these restaurant items, so check your local store before you drive over.
Important Fine Print to Know
Two-day window. The $7.11 pizza is live only on October 30 and October 31, 2026. It does not roll into November.
Member-gated. Walk-ins without a scanned barcode pay the regular menu price.
Tax not included. $7.11 is the shelf price; local sales tax and any 7NOW delivery fee, service fee and tip are added on top.
TREAT is app-only and Halloween-only. The code does not work at the in-store counter, and it does not work on October 30.
$20 subtotal threshold. The $10 off applies to a $20+ cart on 7NOW; fees and tip generally do not count toward the threshold — check the app cart before you order.
Participating locations only. Not every 7-Eleven, Speedway or Speedy Café takes part; store-level availability is shown in the app.
BOGO rules vary. The free item in a BOGO deal is typically the lower-priced of the two; confirm at the register.
Plan B if you are not a member or your store is out: sign up for 7Rewards a day early so your barcode is active before October 30. If your local store does not carry the deal, the 7NOW app will show which items are available at your address — and the TREAT code on Halloween night is the most reliable path to the $10 off discount.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the 7-Eleven $7.11 pizza deal start and end?
The promotion starts on October 30, 2026 and ends on October 31, 2026, according to the official PR Newswire announcement. That gives you two days in store and on 7NOW.
As of October 20, 2026, that is roughly a 10-day countdown to launch. Set a phone reminder for the evening of October 29 so you do not miss the window.
How do I use the TREAT code on 7NOW?
Open the 7NOW app or 7now.com, sign in with your 7Rewards account, and build a cart of at least $20 on October 31, 2026. Enter TREAT in the promo field at checkout. The $10 discount should appear before you pay. The code does not work at the in-store counter and does not apply on October 30.
Do I have to be a 7Rewards member to get the $7.11 pizza?
Yes. The in-store $7.11 whole pizza requires a scanned 7Rewards barcode at 7-Eleven or a Speedy Rewards barcode at Speedway. Membership is free and sign-up is handled through the official 7-Rewards program page or the Speedway app. If you are not a member yet, register a day early so your barcode is active before October 30.
Can I combine the $7.11 pizza with the TREAT code?
On October 31, yes — but only on 7NOW. Add a $7.11 large pizza to your cart, then add snacks, sides or drinks until the subtotal reaches $20, and apply TREAT at checkout. The pizza discount and the $10 off stack in the app cart. In store, the $7.11 pizza is a member price; there is no separate TREAT code at the counter.
What if my local store is not participating?
Not every 7-Eleven, Speedway or Speedy Café location takes part, and BOGO items at Laredo Taco Company, Raise the Roost and Speedy Café are banner-specific. Check the store locator in the app before you leave. If your nearest store is out, the 7NOW delivery path is the most reliable fallback, because the app shows which items are available at your address.
Is the $1.25 candy deal part of the pizza promotion?
No. The $1.25 Halloween candy promotion runs October 23 through November 2, 2026 and is a separate candy-stocking offer, per the same PR Newswire release. You can stack it into a 7NOW cart to help clear the $20 threshold for the TREAT code on Halloween night.
Similar Deals Worth Checking Out
If cheap late-night food is the goal, a few other running promos pair nicely with the Halloween pizza run:
7-Eleven Bring Your Own Cup Day — grab a $1.99 any-size Slurpee on the next BYOC event, the classic 7-Eleven member perk.
7-Eleven fuel discount — stack your pizza run with the extra 50¢ off per gallon on the 7th and 11th when it is active.
Circle K free coffee — on eligible days, free medium hot or iced coffee is the morning-after recovery.
Taco Bell $1 Tuesday — three limited-time $1 bundles are running through October 2026.
Dairy Queen $1 dipped cone — a cheap dessert closeout after the pizza, via the $1 dipped cone and free mini Blizzard offer.
For a quick value read: a $7.11 whole pizza plus a $10-off-$20 7NOW cart is roughly a 50% discount on a Halloween-night snack run, which is competitive with the limited-time fast-food bundles landing the same week. Exact menu prices vary by store and by app cart; always confirm in the app before you check out.
About 7-Eleven
7-Eleven, Inc. is one of the world's largest convenience-store operators, with thousands of locations across the United States and a global footprint documented on the 7-Eleven Wikipedia entry.
The company owns the 7Rewards loyalty program and the 7NOW on-demand delivery app, and it operates the Speedway chain, whose members use Speedy Rewards — see the Speedway store Wikipedia entry) for background.
Halloween has become a recurring promotional moment for the brand, with limited-time pizza, candy and BOGO offers released each October through the official press release channel.
Background on the corporate parent is published on the 7-Eleven corporate site. Loyalty members typically see the deepest discounts, which is why joining 7Rewards before October 30 is the single highest-leverage step.
