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Thanks to Macca's® You Can Score Yourself a Free Big Thanks to Macca’s® you can score yourself a free Big Mac®, to celebrate the Brisbane Lions v Gold Coast Suns match, Saturday May 15th on the Gold Coast. It’s simple: if the Lions win, lose or draw, thanks to Macca’s® you win! It’s Mac for a Match! McDonald’s are proud to support all AFL teams in Queensland and this weekend we want to reward all loyal Lions members and fans. So, keep your 2021 Lions mobile membership ticket or match day e-ticket handy and pick up a free Big Mac to celebrate the Lions playing the Suns, the following day on Sunday 16th May 2021 after 10.30 am – lunch sorted! Redeeming your free Big Mac is easy! Brisbane Lions members or match day ticket holders will simply need to show their 2021 mobile membership ticket or membership email confirmation or match day e-ticket at any participating McDonald’s Gold Coast and Brisbane restaurant on Sunday 16th May 2021 to redeem. Regardless of the final outcome. See Terms and Conditions below. TERMS AND CONDITIONS Offer entitles Brisbane Lions Football Club ticket holder/member to one free Big Mac® on Sunday 16th May 2021. Parent/carer must be present for anyone under 14 years to redeem this offer. Available after 10.30am. Show your game e-ticket, mobile membership ticket or membership email confirmation when ordering to receive offer. Limit of one offer per person. Not to be used in conjunction with or to discount any other offer or with an Extra Value Meal®. Not redeemable via McDelivery®, mobile ordering or self-ordering kiosks. Valid at participating Brisbane and Gold Coast restaurants. List of Participating Restaurants: Carina Heights (QLD) Carindale (QLD) Coorparoo (QLD) Bracken Ridge (QLD) Deception Bay (QLD) Kallangur (QLD) Murrumba Downs(QLD) North Lakes (QLD) North Lakes Westfield (QLD) North Lakes (QLD) Strathpine II (QLD) Warner (QLD) Albany Creek (QLD) Arana Hills (QLD) Bellbowrie(QLD) Brookside (QLD) Kenmore (QLD) Newmarket II (QLD) The Gap (QLD) BP Stapylton (QLD) Annerley (QLD) BP Logan Motorway(QLD) Salisbury (QLD) Sandgate(QLD) Stafford (QLD) Virginia (QLD) BP Caboolture North (QLD) BP Caboolture South (QLD) Caboolture (QLD) Caboolture City (QLD) Morayfield (QLD) Bribie Interchange (QLD) Bribie Island (QLD) Ipswich Riverlink (QLD Ripley Valley (QLD) Yamanto (QLD) Acacia Ridge(QLD) Goodna (QLD) Indooroopilly F/C (QLD) Redbank Plaza Exp (QLD Rocklea (QLD Beenleigh (QLD) Eagleby(QLD) Holmview Logan Central (QLD) Marsden (QLD) Augustine Heights(QLD) Camira (QLD) Springfield (QLD) Springfield Orion (QLD) Brassall (QLD) Karalee (QLD Beaudesert (QLD) Jimboomba (QLD) Loganlea (QLD) Park Ridge (QLD Yarrabilba(QLD) Flagstone (QLD Cannon Hill II (QLD) Cleveland (QLD) Victoria Point (QLD Underwood(QLD) Central Station (QLD) McWhirters II (QLD Myer II (QLD) Queen Street(QLD Windsor West (QLD Wintergarden II Capalaba (QLD) Capalaba Park (QLD) Tingalpa(QLD) Wynnum West (QLD Jindalee (QLD) Mount Ommaney FC II (QLD) Eight Mile Plains (QLD) Garden City (QLD) Mount Gravatt (QLD) Sunnybank II (QLD) Wishart (OLD) Rochedale (QLD) Morayfield East (QLD) Strathpine Town Centre (QLD) Pumicestone Rd (QLD) Colmslie Business Park (QLD) Australia Fair (QLD) Harbourtown (QLD) Pacific Pines (QLD) Hope Island (QLD) Broadbeach (QLD) Burleigh Heads (QLD) Cavill Avenue (QLD) Marina Mirage (QLD) Coolangatta II (QLD) Banora Point(NSW) BP Chinderah (NSW) Chinderah Northbound(NSW) Ballina Central(NSW) Tweed City FC II (NSW) Burleigh Waters (QLD) Elanora (QLD) Palm Beach (QLD Reedy Creek (QLD) Robina Central (QLD) Tugun (QLD) Labrador (QLD) Tweed Heads South (NSW) Ashmore (QLD Benowa(QLD) Broadbeach II (QLD) Helensvale WField (QLD) Merrimac (QLD) Mermaid Waters (QLD) Pacific Fair (QLD) Southport (QLD) BP Coomera (QLD) Helensvale (QLD) Oxenford (QLD) Pimpama(QLD) Upper Coomera (QLD) Nerang (QLD) Robina F/C II (QLD) Logan Hyperdome II (QLD) Loganholme II (QLD) Ormeau (QLD) .
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