If you're planning a slow Sunday morning on October 4, 2026, two cinnamon roll chains with locations serving the Peachtree City area are giving you a reason to make it a little sweeter — and a lot cheaper.
Cinnabon is selling its Classic Cinnamon Roll for $1 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. that day, in-store at participating locations. The catch: you must be a Cinnabon Rewards member to redeem it, and it's one per person. Toppings and customizations may cost extra. The regular price of a Classic Cinnamon Roll is $5.89, though prices may vary by location, according to Atlanta on the Cheap.
Cinnabon Rewards members also get an early perk: a small beverage for $1 with any baked good purchase on October 2 and 3, the two days leading up to the holiday. Peachtree City is among the metro Atlanta locations participating.
Cinnaholic, which makes all of its cinnamon rolls from scratch and entirely vegan — no dairy or eggs — is running a buy-one-get-one deal all day October 4. The free roll must be of equal or lesser value than the one purchased. One important note: an Old Skool Roll with vanilla frosting only qualifies, but switching frostings or adding toppings makes it a custom roll, which is not included in the offer. The deal is not valid for online or third-party delivery orders. The nearest Cinnaholic locations to Peachtree City are in Atlanta's Edgewood neighborhood, Dunwoody, and Peachtree Corners, according to Atlanta on the Cheap.
Both offers are valid while supplies last and only at participating locations. Details and links to find specific locations are available through Atlanta on the Cheap.
Why it matters — Peachtree City residents can save significantly on National Cinnamon Roll Day — but both deals have specific time windows, membership requirements, or location restrictions that are easy to miss.
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- Cinnaholic typical hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on October 4
⚠ Based on a single source (atlantaonthecheap.com). Independently unverified — details may change.
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