Morrisons Delivery Pass: Costs, Benefits and Ways to Save

If Morrisons is already part of your weekly food shop, the Delivery Pass is worth a proper look. It can take the sting out of repeated delivery charges, especially if you order online most weeks or rely on home delivery for heavier shops. The catch is simple: the pass only works well if the covered days match the way you actually shop. Before buying one, compare the pass price with your usual delivery fees, check the slot rules, and then see whether any current Morrisons voucher codes genuinely fit your basket.

Quick answer: is the Morrisons Delivery Pass worth it?

A Morrisons Delivery Pass is most likely to be worth it if you order groceries online every week and can use the slots covered by the pass. If you only book the odd delivery, shop mostly in store, or need days outside the pass you choose, paying per slot may still be cheaper.

That is where the value is won or lost.

The pass should be judged against your normal shop, not an ideal version of it. A family doing a weekly food order, with milk, bread, fruit, packed lunch items, meat, freezer top-ups, pet food and cleaning products, may use it very differently from someone placing one small online order a month.

What is a Morrisons Delivery Pass?

A Morrisons Delivery Pass lets you shop online without paying a separate delivery charge every time you place an eligible order. Morrisons describes it as a way to shop online as often as you like, as long as you choose a pass that suits your delivery pattern. You can check the latest details on the official Morrisons Delivery Pass page.

There are two main choices: Anytime and Midweek. Anytime gives you more flexibility across the week. Midweek costs less, but only covers Tuesday to Thursday slots. If those days already suit you, that can work well. If they do not, the lower price is not much use.

Morrisons Delivery Pass prices

Morrisons currently lists the following Delivery Pass prices on its official Delivery Pass page:

The same Morrisons page lists the Midweek annual pass as working out from 77p per week and the Anytime annual pass from £1.35 per week. Prices and benefits can change, so check the live Morrisons Delivery Pass page before buying.

Who is the Morrisons Delivery Pass best for?

The pass makes most sense for regular online grocery shoppers. If you book Morrisons deliveries most weeks, the fixed pass cost can be easier to manage than checking the delivery fee each time.

It can also help if you use home delivery for the awkward parts of the shop: large laundry detergent, multipacks of drinks, pet food, nappies, wipes, tins, frozen food and heavier Christmas groceries. Those are the orders where home delivery often feels most useful.

Choose Anytime if you need flexibility

The Anytime Pass covers Monday to Sunday, so it is better suited to households that need weekend deliveries, changing slots, or evening orders around work and school routines.

Choose Midweek if Tuesday to Thursday works for you

The Midweek Pass is cheaper, but the saving only matters if Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday deliveries fit your week. If you always need Friday, Saturday or Sunday, it is not the right pass.

Try monthly first if you are unsure

A monthly pass can be a safer way to test your real usage. If you find yourself ordering regularly, then the six-month or annual options may be worth comparing.

What to check before buying a pass

A Delivery Pass does not mean every delivery is covered. Morrisons says the pass gives a maximum of one free delivery per day during the membership term, and only on the days and times covered by the pass bought. Morrisons also says a Delivery Pass does not guarantee a delivery slot. Those rules are set out in the official Morrisons Delivery Pass terms and conditions.

Check these points before paying:

• Slot coverage: the delivery slot must match the pass type you bought.
• Daily limit: Morrisons says the pass gives a maximum of one free delivery per day.
• Slot availability: a pass does not guarantee that your preferred slot will be free.
• Morrisons Now: Morrisons says Delivery Pass membership does not apply to Morrisons Now orders.
• Christmas rules: Morrisons gives Delivery Pass members priority access to Christmas slots, but still says a slot is not guaranteed.

Do the maths before checkout. If the pass does not cover the days you actually use, it may not save you anything.

Can you use a Morrisons discount code with a Delivery Pass?

A Morrisons discount code may help reduce the grocery shop itself, but it should not be treated as a guaranteed saving on the Delivery Pass. The offer wording matters. Some promotions are for new customers, some have a minimum spend, and some exclude Morrisons Now.

Before placing an order, check our Morrisons voucher codes page for the latest listed offers. Look at the terms before building your basket around a saving, especially if the offer is for new customers, online groceries only, or a minimum spend.

At the time of writing, Morrisons is advertising a new customer online grocery offer of £15 off when spending £60 or more, plus £12 off the next three orders. Morrisons says the offer uses the voucher code new15off, is valid until 21 June 2026, excludes Morrisons Now, and is only valid on the first order. You can check the current wording on the official Morrisons new customer offer page.

One detail is easy to miss. Morrisons says the £60 minimum spend excludes delivery charges and carrier bag charges, and the same terms list exclusions including alcohol, tobacco, infant milk/formula, gift cards, lottery products and delivery charges. That means the basket needs to qualify on eligible groceries, not just the final total shown at checkout.

A simple way to check if the pass is worth it

Start with your real shopping habits.

1. Look at how many Morrisons online orders you place in a normal month.
2. Check the delivery fees for the slots you usually book.
3. Compare that total with the monthly, six-month or annual pass price.
4. Make sure the pass covers the days you actually use.
5. Then check whether any current Morrisons promotional code fits the groceries you were already planning to buy.

If the pass saves money before a voucher is added, that is the stronger sign. If it only looks worthwhile because of a one-off first-order offer, be more cautious. That saving may not be there next month.

Other Morrisons savings to check before checkout

A Delivery Pass is only one way to reduce the cost of shopping online. Morrisons also runs its More Card scheme, including More Card Prices, personalised offers and More Points. Morrisons says that once shoppers reach 5,000 More Points, they can receive a Fiver to spend with Morrisons. The current scheme is explained on the official Morrisons More page.

Before checking out, look at the shop as a whole:

• Check More Card offers before you start adding items.
• Use regular staples to reach a minimum spend, rather than adding products you do not need.
• Think about the weekly items you will use anyway: milk, bread, eggs, packed lunch snacks, fruit, freezer food, cleaning products and toiletries.
• Check whether heavier items, such as drinks multipacks, pet food or laundry products, make home delivery more useful that week.
• Book earlier if you need a specific delivery day.

This is where grocery savings are usually made. Not from chasing every offer, but from matching the right offer to a shop you were already going to place.

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Morrisons Delivery Pass FAQs

The safest rule is not to buy the pass because it sounds convenient. Buy it because the maths works. If your usual Morrisons delivery days line up with the pass and you order often enough, it can be a sensible saving. If not, pay per delivery and only use a grocery offer when it genuinely fits the shop you were already going to place.

Before checkout, you can check the latest listed offers on our Morrisons voucher codes page.

by Julian House 26th May 2026