Dairy Queen is giving away free ice cream cones for the start of spring

Dairy Queen is kicking off springby giving away free ice cream conesto customers.On Wednesday, March 20 ' the first day of spring ' Dairy Queen enthusiasts can pick up a small vanilla soft-serve conefor free at participating locations.From March 21 to 31, Dairy Queen will also be offering small regularor dipped soft-serve cones for 50 cents each through the DQ mobile app.Dairy Queen iskicking off the first day of springby offering its customers free ice cream cones at participating locations.This Wednesday, March 20, customers throughout the United States can swing by their local Dairy Queen andDQ Grill & Chillto pick up a small vanilla soft-serve cone compliments of the ice cream and fast-foodchain. If you're happy and you know it, Free Cone Day is Wednesday, March 20th at DQ. #FreeConeDay A post shared by Dairy Queen (@dairyqueen) on Mar 15, 2019 at 8:38am PDTon Mar 15, 2019 at 8:38am PDT The offer is limited to just one cone per visitor while supplies last at select non-mall locations."We love that our tradition of Free Cone Day has become synonymous with return of warmer weather and bringing people together," Executive Vice President of Marketing at ADQ Maria Hokanson said in a press release. "We know the start of soft-serve season brings joy to our fans, and we can't wait to help spread smiles."Read more: What ice cream flavor you should eat, based on your zodiac signAnd the Dairy Queen deals don't stop with the first day of spring. For the entire week following free cone day, Dairy Queen will be offering small regular or dipped soft-serve cones for 50 cents each through the DQ mobile app. The new DQ orange, creamy and crunchy dreamsicle dip, or DQ classic chocolate dip cones are included in the deal.You can find your local Dairy Queen or DQ Chill & Grill through the store locator on the company's website.Join the conversation about this storyNOW WATCH: Why Tesla's Model X was the first SUV to receive a perfect crash-test rating
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