Spring is the time of renewal and rebirth and something we all love; lots and lots of tasty chocolates.
Uber is also on board with the love of chocolates. Cargo which is the Uber’s special in-car vendor will now be giving away free of cost chocolate Easter egg candy samples this week on its rides through select cities. The main chocolate candies that Cargo is going to give away are the Cadbury Crème Eggs and Reese’s Peanut Butter Eggs.
The list of cities where Uber’s Cargo will be giving away free chocolate Easter eggs on its rides is as follows.
- New York City
- Chicago
- Boston
- Washington D.C.
- Baltimore
- Dallas
- Minneapolis
- Los Angeles
- Atlanta
- Miami
- San Francisco
Cargo is an associated company to the other ride-hailing services like Uber. This company allows the vendors to sell their snacks, drinks as well as other essentials such as phone chargers and headphones to passengers of the ride-hailing services. This Easter, Cargo has made a partnership with Uber to give away free chocolate in its promotional event.
On Cargo, a passenger purchases the times through their mobile website and then a driver hands over these goods personally.
This free chocolate supply service is only available until the supply of it is finished. So fair warning to everyone, they might be finished before the week is over. As for their availability, these chocolates will be available for every passenger to take on the center of the car console in a Cargo special box.
However, there is one catch to all this. A passenger ordering the Uber cannot know in which Uber is the Cargo box with free chocolate eggs for their taking. For that, passengers need to be only lucky.
Other than fee chocolate, passengers will also be able to purchase a single Reese Egg for 1.79 dollars, a pack of the Cadbury Mini Eggs can be bought for 1.99 dollars and a single Cadbury Crème Eggs can be bought for 1.49 dollars.
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