For those of you with a love of nostalgia, McDonald’s announced on its website that beginning on October 17, its bringing back its “Boo Buckets”.
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Let’s be honest… spooky szn isn’t official until Boo Buckets are back at McDonald’s. Starting Oct. 17, fans can get in the Halloween spirit at participating McDonald’s restaurants nationwide with four new Halloween Happy Meal® designs, including: Monster, Skeleton, Mummy and Vampire (launching for the first time since the OG purple Boo Bucket). They’ll be gone faster than you can say “boo,” so head to your local McDonald’s to get a festive pail while supplies last.
The buckets first debuted in 1986 before they did away with them between 2016-2022 before being brought back last year with three designed buckets–this year they added purple.
The buckets are designed not just to hold a meal, but they can be reused as candy buckets or Halloween decorations.
The McDonald’s System’s Billion Dollar Impact: California
The McDonald’s System plays an integral role in California’s economy through its support of jobs and businesses across the state, driving economic opportunity for its independent owner/operators, McDonald’s crew members, and suppliers. The McDonald’s System strives to lift up the communities where it operates, by feeding and fostering communities and making delicious, feel-good moments easy for everyone.
- California is home to nearly 1,300 McDonald’s restaurants, more than 230 owner/operators, and more than 70,000 restaurant crew and managers.
- McDonald’s restaurants are open for business in 90% of California’s counties, with more than 300 restaurants in Los Angeles County.
- Across California, nearly 1 in 7 owner/operators began their careers as McDonald’s crew members.
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