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FREE ICE CREAM:On March 20,Family Movies | Adult Movies Online celebrate Cone Day 2025 by enjoying a free vanilla soft-serve cone at participating Dairy Queen locations.

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Don't say that we don't do anything for you. We have been pointing you in the direction of free giveaways all year, and we're not stopping anytime soon.

We let you know about the free slurpees from 7-Evelen, the free Lego make-and-take events, and the free cupcakes from Baked by Melissa, and now we're focused on what really matters: ice cream. Dairy Queen's Cone Day is making a triumphant return in 2025. On March 20, you can celebrate this special occasion by enjoying a free vanilla soft-serve cone at participating Dairy Queen locations.

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SEE ALSO: Lego is giving away an exclusive Steering Wheel for free. Here’s how to get yours on March 9.

Anyone looking to participate in this free giveaway can visit Dairy Queen or download the Dairy Queen App to find a local restaurant on March 20. The promotion runs all day while supplies last, with a limit of one free cone per person. This free giveaway is not valid on delivery or mobile orders.

Celebrate Dairy Queen's Cone Day with a free vanilla soft-serve cone on March 20.

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