The golden arches are buzzing with excitement as a highly anticipated launch is set to delight fans and collectors alike. McDonald’s is introducing limited-edition cards that unlock a unique way to experience its iconic menu. While the surprise offering has sparked curiosity and conversations among loyal patrons, the US customers might have to wait.
McDonald’s unveils card collection to debut in the UK
McDonald’s is launching a limited-edition card collection in the UK, sparking excitement among fans and collectors. The campaign centres around collectible cards showcasing its characters, menu items, and brand icons.
The fast-food giant has dropped exciting details about its upcoming trading card promotion. The offer reveals unique card designs along with the specific menu items fans need to purchase to collect them.
As of now, the fast-food chain has unveiled four new cards from its upcoming collectible set:
- Apple Pie Tree
- Coin Spin
- Fry Scoop
- Molten Apple Pie
These add to the previously revealed designs, which include Legendary Golden Arches, Grimace, Fry Girl, Cheeseburger Chair, Milkshake Dip, and McDonald’s Multimixer. The promotion will feature 24 limited-edition cards, plus a special 25th card celebrating Ronald McDonald.
Each pack contains one character card that unlocks a free food item. The remaining three cards offer chances to win additional prizes through the McDonald’s app.
McDonald’s has announced that its limited-time CARDS promotion will launch in the UK on March 17, following an earlier teaser in February. Customers can get a pack of four cards with the purchase of a medium or large CARDS Meal.
Confirmed CARDS Meals include Big Mac, 9-piece Chicken McNuggets, and McPlant Meals, which come with a side and a fizzy drink. The promotion runs from March 12 to April 27, subject to availability, with 14 cards yet to be revealed.
Much to the disappointment of US patrons, McDonald’s’ limited edition cards are currently exclusive to customers in the UK. For now, it seems the US might be missing out on this deal, with no word on if it’ll be coming stateside.
