Macca’s Happy Meals to feature Pokemon cards
One of the most exciting moments as a kid is digging into your Happy Meal for a toy – and now Macca’s is taking that to new heights.
One of the most exciting moments as a kid is digging into your Happy Meal to see what toy you were given – and now Macca’s is chucking a fan favourite into the mix
Macca’s newest Pokemon Match Battle Happy Meal is coming to Australia from August 24.
Customers will be able to collect 12 official trading cards with characters such as Pikachu, Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly, as well as a card flip coin and instructions.
The collection is set to allow for Pokemon Match Battles at home.
David Morris, brand manager for McDonald’s Australia, said: “There is so much love and excitement for Pokemon in Australia, so we are thrilled to be launching the limited edition Pokemon Match Battle Happy Meal.
“Whether you’re preparing for your next Match Battle with friends or adding to your existing
Pokemon collection, there is fun to be had for customers of all ages with our newest Happy Meal.
“It’s here for a limited time only so head into your nearest Macca’s to collect them all.”
Customers can snap up the toys from Macca’s restaurants, MyMacca’s App and McDelivery.
It comes not long after the news that Milo McFlurrys are about to hit Macca’s menus, after a photograph was posted to Instagram by food blogger @nectoriouspapi over the weekend.
A Macca’s spokesperson confirmed the delicious treat would be coming to Australia in 2023.
“We’re excited to confirm that the McFlurry made with MILO will be introduced to the menu later this year, for a limited time only,” the spokesperson told news.com.au
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“We look forward to announcing more details soon.”
Although the restaurant has not confirmed a release date, the photo shared by the food blogger suggested the McFlurry will be available between September 27 and November 7.
Social media users are incredibly excited about the ice cream hitting stores.
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