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T-Mobile is giving Pokemon Go players free, unlimited data (and a free Wendy’s Frosty)

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T-Mobile has announced today that for its next T-Mobile Tuesday promotion, Pokemon Go players — in the wake of what has been no less than an explosive launch — will receive free, unlimited data for the mobile game. Set to take effect July 19th, the Un-carrier will give its customers a full year’s worth of data that won’t count against their high-speed plan…

Here’s the full list of perks that customers will receive, including free Lyft rides and 50% off select accessories. Oh, and what would a Pokemon Go adventure be without a free Wendy’s Frosty, too?..

  • Free, unlimited data on Pokémon Go, so it won’t touch your high-speed data—for a full year!
  • Free Lyft rides up to $15 to get to a new PokéStop or Gym
  • Free Wendy’s Frosty to fuel up for your hunting trip
  • 50% off select accessories – including portable power packs and chargers at T-Mobile stores – so you can keep on playing for hours

On top of all this, T-Mobile also says that 250 more people will win $100 worth of in-game PokéCoin currency, and five people will win “a Pokémon Go hunting trip” anywhere in the U.S. for two. To claim these freebies you have to download the T-Mobile Tuesdays app (Play Store, App Store), and claim the gift between July 19th and August 9th.

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