Sonic's limited-edition solar eclipse drink comes with free solar eclipse glasses

The total solar eclipse, slated for April 8, is just around the corner, and to get in the spirit, Sonic Drive-In launched a limited-edition drink to give customers an "out of this world experience."

The new drink will include flavors of cotton candy and dragon fruit, according to Sonic, with the all-black slush representing the temporary darkness from the solar eclipse.
The new drink will include flavors of cotton candy and dragon fruit, according to Sonic, with the all-black slush representing the temporary darkness from the solar eclipse.

Sonic solar eclipse drink: free solar eclipse glasses when you buy

The "Blackout Slush Float" will be available at participating Sonic locations nationwide until May 5. The all-black slush, which represents the temporary darkness from the solar eclipse, will have cotton candy and dragon fruit flavors, topped with white soft serve and blue and purple galaxy-themed sprinkles.

The company will also be handing out free solar eclipse viewing glasses with every purchase of the new treat, while supplies last, to ensure their customers "safely watch the eclipse and create fun memories."

The new drink will include flavors of cotton candy and dragon fruit, according to Sonic, with the all-black slush representing the temporary darkness from the solar eclipse and will be topped with white soft serve and blue and purple galaxy themed sprinkles.
The new drink will include flavors of cotton candy and dragon fruit, according to Sonic, with the all-black slush representing the temporary darkness from the solar eclipse and will be topped with white soft serve and blue and purple galaxy themed sprinkles.

Sonic locations near Louisville

According to the store locator, Sonic locations in the Louisville area include:

  • 8600 Ambrosse Lane in Louisville

  • 3641 Springhurst Boulevard in Louisville

  • 11810 Standiford Plaza Drive in Louisville

  • 408 Highway 44 East in Shepherdsville

This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: Solar eclipse 2024: Free solar eclipse glasses with Sonic solar eclipse drink