Check out these new retro collectible cups now available at mcdonald's — McDonald’s Reveals New Collector’s Meal Inspired by Fan-favorite Collectibles

NEWARK, NJ – McDonald’s is launching a new Collector’s Meal, offering fans a chance to relive memories through six limited-edition collectible cups. The meal, available for a limited time, is designed to celebrate the nostalgic connection many customers have with McDonald’s collectibles, from Happy Meal toys to exclusive merchandise.

The six collectible cups feature designs inspired by classic McDonald’s memorabilia, including the Cowpoke McNugget Buddy from 1988 and the McDonald’s Dragster from 1993.

These cups offer a fresh take on beloved items such as the Hello Kitty Crew Keychain, Barbie™ & Hot Wheels™,

Beanie Babies, Coca-Cola collaborations, and iconic film franchises like Shrek, Jurassic Park, and Minions. A special McDonald’s cup highlights fan-favorites like the Grimace Glass and Boo Buckets.

Morgan Flatley, Global Chief Marketing Officer and Head of New Business Ventures at McDonald’s, expressed excitement about the launch, saying,

“These new collectible cups commemorate some of our most unforgettable designs and global collaborations over the years, allowing longtime fans to relive treasured moments and helping a new generation make their own lasting memories.”

The Collector’s Meal is available all day, giving fans flexibility in when they can add to their collection.

Each meal includes one collectible cup and features a choice of menu items. During breakfast hours, customers can enjoy a Sausage McMuffin with Egg sandwich, Hash Brown, and Hot Coffee.

Throughout the rest of the day, the meal options include a 10-piece Chicken McNuggets or a Big Mac sandwich, served with World Famous Fries and a soft drink.

This new offering allows McDonald’s enthusiasts to continue building their collections while creating new memories with each meal.

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