McDonald's all set to release Adult Happy Meal Boxes

Good news for all the McDonald's lovers out there as the fast-food giant will be starting Adult Happy Meal Boxes from October 3, 2022.

McDonald's will be launching, a Cactus plant flea market box, a meal box in collaboration with streetwear fashion brand Cactus Plant Flea Market.

In the Cactus plant flea market box, customers will get a Big Mac or 10-piece chicken McNuggets, fries, and a drink that will come with a twist. Inside the meal box, a wonky-looking figurine will also be there.

The concept of this meal box is based upon the idea of nostalgia-- it is inspired by the memory of enjoying a happy meal as a kid. As for the packaging, it will be a multi-color brand's signature golden arches. The box will also feature a drawing of McDonald's restaurant and four different shapes of McNuggets. It will also have some text written on it which will read "We love 2 c u." 

The pricing of meal boxes might vary and will be decided by the restaurant chain. These limited-edition adult meal boxes will be available in the drive-thru, in restaurants, by delivery, or on the McDonald's app, the offer will last till the end of the stock. 

In the meal boxes, there will be options between four different toys, and customers can choose from the four available figurine options. McDonald's classic characters Grimace, Hamburglar and Birdie the Early Bird will be artsy, the fourth figurine will portray the images of the two brands. Cactus buddy, the fourth figurine will be a tiny yellow guy wearing a McDonald's shirt.

Recently, the brand has been on a social media purge, deleting all its posts on Instagram and replacing them with two posts that were uploaded this week to announce the limited-edition adult meal boxes. 

In a recent press release, Tariq Hassan, Chief Marketing and customer experience officer of McDonald’s USA said “We’re taking one of the most nostalgic McDonald’s experiences and literally repackaging it in a new way that’s hyper relevant for our adult fans.” He described the new collection as ‘unique piece of art and culture’.