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Starbucks Holiday Cup Day 2024: Everything You Need to Know About Red Cup Day!

The holiday season is upon us, and one of the best ways to kick off the festivities is with a holiday cup from Starbucks! Known as Red Cup Day, this much-anticipated event celebrates Starbucks’ limited-edition holiday cups, transforming a regular coffee run into a festive experience. Whether you’re a seasoned Red Cup collector or this is your first holiday season joining in, here’s all you need to know about Starbucks Holiday Cup Day 2024!


When is Starbucks Red Cup Day 2024?

Starbucks Holiday Cup Day typically falls in mid-November, and for 2024, Based on previous years we are projecting that Red Cup Day will be on November 14! Mark your calendars because this is a one-day-only event, and once the cups are gone, they’re gone!

What is Red Cup Day?

On Red Cup Day, Starbucks releases their iconic, reusable red holiday cups. Customers who order a holiday drink on this special day can get their beverage in a collectible red cup, which is a huge perk for Starbucks fans. The designs change every year, but they’re always festive, cozy, and highly anticipated!

What Holiday Drinks Qualify for the Red Cup?

To get your hands on the red holiday cup, you need to order one of Starbucks’ seasonal drinks. Here’s a list of the holiday flavors expected to be available this year: The Holiday menu drops 11/07

  • Gingerbread Latte
  • Carmel Brulee Latte
  • Chestnut Pralin Latte
  • Iced Gingerbread Oatmilk Chai
  • Peppermint Mocha
  • Peppermint White Mocha
  • Iced Sugar Cookie Almondmilk Latte

  • Cran-merry Drink
  • Cran-merry Refreshers Lemonade
  • Elphaba’s Green Elixir
  • Glinda’s Pink Potion
  • Peppermint Chocolate Cream Cold Brew
  • Sugar Cookie Cream Cold Brew
  • Chestnut Praline Cream Cold Brew
  • Gingerbread Cream Cold Brew
  • Caramel Brulee Cream Cold Brew
  • Dark Toffee Bundt Cake
  • Penguin Cookie
  • Turkey Sage Danish
  • Cranberry Bliss Bar
  • Snowman Cake Pop

How to Get Your Red Cup

It’s simple: just order one of the qualifying drinks (hot, iced, or blended) at a participating Starbucks location on November 14. You’ll receive your drink in the reusable red cup while supplies last. Note that each store has limited stock, so be sure to head out early!


Red Cup Day Tips

  1. Arrive Early: Red Cup Day is hugely popular, and supplies can run out fast. Try to get there early to increase your chances of snagging a cup!
  2. Check the Mobile App: Many people order through the Starbucks app for faster service and to avoid the lines, especially on busy days. Some stores may even allow you to select your holiday drink in advance.
  3. Grab a Gift Card: If you’re already waiting in line, why not grab a Starbucks gift card for a loved one? They make great stocking stuffers or last-minute holiday gifts.
  4. Reuse Your Red Cup: One of the best parts of Red Cup Day is that you get a reusable cup! Bring it back to Starbucks during the holiday season for a discount on future orders and enjoy your drinks while reducing waste.

Why is Red Cup Day So Popular?

For many, Red Cup Day marks the unofficial start of the holiday season. Starbucks holiday cups have become a cultural icon, symbolizing warmth, joy, and the spirit of giving. Over the years, Red Cup Day has even turned into a fun tradition where customers come together to celebrate with family and friends over their favorite holiday drinks.

Plus, Starbucks has always designed its cups to add a bit of extra cheer—each year featuring a unique, holiday-inspired design. For those who collect them, each Red Cup brings back memories of holidays past, and they can serve as a reminder of the simple joys of the season.


Wrapping Up: Don’t Miss Red Cup Day 2024!

Whether it’s the cup itself, the holiday drinks, or just the warm vibes, there’s something magical about Red Cup Day. So grab your friends, enjoy a holiday treat, and spread the joy on November 16. Don’t forget to share your Red Cup photos with us on social media using the hashtag #RedCupDay2024!

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