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Updated January 4, 2024
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Some Subway Locations Offer a Veterans Day Deal

Subway does not have an official military discount, but some franchises may offer a discount at the owner’s discretion.

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    Individual franchise owners set policies for their Subway restaurants, including military discounts.

    Everyday discounts and Veterans Day deals may vary by location. However, many stores located on or near military bases typically offer military-friendly promotions.

    Your best bet is to contact your nearest store to see if it offers Veterans Day deals on Nov. 11, 2024.

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    Subway does not carry a corporate military discount. However, local Subway franchises may offer discounts. On Veterans Day, veterans are urged to contact their nearest branch for potential Veterans Day deals, potentially up to 50% off.

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    If your Subway does offer a military or Veterans Day discount, you’ll need to show proof of service by showing a Military ID Card, Veterans ID Card, Driver’s License with Veterans Designation, DD 214, Veterans Service Organization membership card or other similar document.

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