McDonald’s Launches Limited-Edition Collectible Cups Inspired by Iconic Memorabilia
August 7, 2024 (Chicago) – McDonald’s has announced the launch of its latest collectible item: a limited-edition series of cups inspired by some of its most iconic past collaborations. Starting August 13, fans around the world will be able to get their hands on these special cups, available in over 30 countries.
These new collectible cups feature designs that pay homage to beloved McDonald’s memorabilia from different eras, including the Grimace Mug from 1976, the Pet Lovin’ Barbie from 1999, and Shrek from 2007. The cups are available in embossed glass or durable tritan plastic, offering a nostalgic trip down memory lane for longtime fans and a chance for newer fans to start their own collection.
“There’s nothing quite like the excitement of finding that one last piece to complete your McDonald’s collection,” said Morgan Flatley, Global Chief Marketing Officer and Head of New Business Ventures at McDonald’s. “With these new collectible cups, we’re bringing back some of our most loved designs, giving fans a piece of McDonald’s history they can hold onto.”
The cups are expected to be highly sought after, so fans are encouraged to check the McDonald’s App or visit their local participating McDonald’s restaurants to see which designs are available in their area.
About McDonald’s
McDonald’s is the world’s leading global foodservice retailer, with over 40,000 locations in more than 100 countries. Nearly 95% of McDonald’s restaurants are independently owned and operated. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
News Source: To find out more about these collectible cups, visit McDonald’s Official Announcement.
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