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Dairy Queen Is Running the Best Blizzard Deal of the Summer — And You Can Use It Every Day

Healthy Fact of the Day

With a daily BOGO Blizzard deal running all month, the temptation to go every day is real — but treating it as a weekly reward rather than a daily habit keeps the overall calorie and sugar intake more manageable. When you do go, ordering a small Blizzard for the 99-cent slot is a smart move — you still get the full flavor experience in a portion-controlled size that saves meaningful calories compared to a medium or large. Sharing the 99-cent Blizzard with someone else is another easy way to enjoy the deal without doubling your own intake.

This one is almost too good to be true.

From August 3 through August 30, DQ Rewards members can buy one Blizzard Treat and get a second for just 99 cents — once per day, every single day of the month. That’s not a one-time redemption. It’s a daily deal that resets every 24 hours, good for the entire rest of August.

Download the DQ app, find the offer under the Deals tab, and use it today. Then use it again tomorrow.

How the Deal Works

  • Who: DQ Rewards members only — free to join at dairyqueen.com or through the DQ app
  • What: Buy one Blizzard Treat, get a second for $0.99
  • When: August 3–30, once per day
  • Where: Available in the DQ app for mobile orders or in-person use at the register at participating locations
  • Fine print: The 99-cent Blizzard must be of equal or lesser value to the first. Royal Blizzard Treats are excluded.

If your DQ Rewards account was created before August 3, the offer was loaded to your account automatically. New members may need to wait up to 24 hours after signing up for the deal to appear.

What to Order

The current Blizzard lineup includes four limited-time World Cup-inspired flavors — Strawberry Mango Mochi, Biscoff Cookie, Mexican-Style Hot Chocolate Made With Abuelita, and Caramel Apple Cheesecake — alongside the full year-round menu. At 99 cents for the second one, it’s an ideal time to try two different flavors in one visit without committing to a full-price order on both.

The Math

A medium Blizzard typically runs around $6 at most locations. With the BOGO 99-cent deal, two mediums come out to roughly $7 — about $3.50 each. That’s hard to beat anywhere.

Don’t Forget: New Members Get a Bonus

New DQ Rewards members who sign up now also receive a free Banana Split Shake with any $1+ purchase through October 1, 2026. Stack it with the BOGO Blizzard deal and you’re having a very good DQ month.

The Bottom Line

Dairy Queen’s BOGO 99-cent Blizzard deal runs daily through August 30 for DQ Rewards members. Download the app, sign up for free, and use it today. Then use it again tomorrow. And the day after that.

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