DoorDash is rolling out major holiday perks: Christmas tree delivery, Black Friday deals, and more
DoorDash is rolling out major holiday perks, including Black Friday retail discounts, Christmas tree delivery, catering for crowds, and $7.99 box-free returns.
DoorDash is introducing a range of holiday perks to ease the post-holiday chaos for users. From November 15 to December 7, customers can order Christmas trees, either real or artificial, from major retailers including The Home Depot, Lowe's, Ace Hardware, Michaels, and Kohl's for 20% off, up to a maximum of $20 in savings. The offer requires a minimum order value of $60 before taxes, service fees, and driver tips.
From November 23 to November 30, DoorDash is offering Black Friday deals with discounts up to 50% off select items, including cosmetics and stocking stuffers at Ulta Beauty, tools and holiday decor at Lowe's, and gift cards on Thanksgiving Day. These deals are available for same-day delivery and require a minimum order value of $60 before taxes, service fees, and driver tips. The gift card promotion has a $25 discount cap and is limited to one redemption per customer.
DoorDash is also expanding its catering options, allowing customers to order massive spreads for 10 to 150+ people with $0 delivery fees, an on-time guarantee, and Dasher assistance with setup. To qualify, users must order a minimum of $200 worth of food from chains like P.F. Chang's or local favorites like Zucker's Bagels. The TRYDDCATER50 coupon offers 50% off (up to $150), valid from November 2 to November 30, for first-time catering users only, with a $200 minimum subtotal before taxes and fees, excluding service fees, driver gratuity, and alcohol.
Finally, DoorDash is offering DashPass Holiday Haul surprises for DashPass subscribers. Every morning from December 1 to December 6, a new digital gift box unlocks in the app with exclusive members-only perks or promo codes. This promotion is limited to active DashPass members and cannot be banked or retroactively claimed.
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