Looking to save on your next meal at McDonald’s UK? Check out the latest coupons available, offering incredible deals on your favorite menu items. Enjoy discounts on burgers, fries, and drinks, or opt for meal bundles that satisfy your cravings without breaking the bank. Simply download the McDonald’s app or visit their website to find exclusive offers. Don’t miss out on tasty savings—satisfy your hunger and wallet at McDonald’s today!
New valid McDonald’s UK Codes
- "Enjoy a free fries upgrade with any large meal!"
- Enjoy a free medium fries with any large McMeal purchase!
- Enjoy a free McFlurry with any purchase over £5 at McDonald's UK!
| CODE | REWARDS |
|---|---|
| YWH9P3OCGD | 3 free shipping (Expires on November 18, 2024) |
| 4PAFKXC8GQ | 9% off next order (Expires on December 15, 2024) |
| CS96-B2L3Z | 41% off (Expires on November 2, 2024) |
| EAQDVJRU94S | 7% off next order (Expires on November 13, 2024) |
| X5I6NVHZET2 | 95% off next purchase (Expires on December 18, 2024) |
| A13Y0DNHT-V7 | 3 special gifts (Expires on December 10, 2024) |
| TVGHK25YEZ | 34 special gifts (Expires on November 16, 2024) |
| 6U4NXVC-08AH | 8 free shipping on orders (Expires on November 17, 2024) |
| LI319O0SXF4T | 7% off any purchase (Expires on December 1, 2024) |
| GICFQLED | 7 gift card (Expires on November 17, 2024) |
| 82EFDYPA9JZ- | 3 free shipping on orders (Expires on November 20, 2024) |
| 0VBI8W7GX4D9 | 3 free shipping on orders (Expires on November 17, 2024) |
| I-TN65Q1 | 6 free shipping on orders (Expires on November 29, 2024) |
How to redeem McDonald’s UK code?
To redeem a McDonald's UK coupon, simply present the printed or digital coupon at the counter or drive-thru during your order. Enjoy your meal!
McDonald’s UK Coupon Reviews
The McDonald’s UK app has become a source of immense frustration for many users, transforming the once speedy process of ordering into a gauntlet of technical issues and service failures. On numerous occasions, users report being logged out just as they arrive at the restaurant, only to find that re-entering their information yields further complications. Today, I found myself in a similar predicament: after navigating through the menus, I hit a wall at the payment stage, where the app simply refused to process my order. When I sought help from in-store staff, they directed me to customer service, which, frankly, felt more like passing the buck than offering genuine assistance. Despite receiving a £2.50 voucher for my trouble, it's hard to feel grateful when the overall experience leaves me stressed, wondering if my next attempt to order will be riddled with yet another issue.
The unpredictability of the app creates a sense of unease comparable to playing a frustrating game of chance. Each time you log in, the user has to brace themselves for what new hurdle might appear, whether that be a refusal to finalize an order, randomly selected pickup locations, or pop-up ads that simply won't load. It is disheartening when, after expending time and energy attempting to snag a deal, the app not only fails to finalize the order but throws a user into the cycle of having to restart the entire process. No amount of reinstalling has resolved these persistent bugs, making it unbearable for frequent customers who just want the convenience of a quick meal.
The app's collaboration with UberEats has only exacerbated the situation. When something inevitably goes awry, there's a glaring lack of accountability that leaves users in limbo. It is frustrating that McDonald's, having sold you on the convenience of their app, now defers responsibility to delivery services that can't assist with their own mistakes. Take, for instance, the scenario where an order is accepted by a location that has shut early for renovations—only to be delivered by a driver unaware of these changes. When complaints arise, users are simply shunted back and forth between services, with little to no response from McDonald’s regarding refunds or mismanagement. In an age where customer service should be a priority, the experience feels more like a cruel joke than an enhancement to the food purchasing process, leading many to reconsider their loyalty to the brand.