MACCAS BOOST: $800,000 for Playland, McCafe and drive-thru
The restaurant will continue to trade during the renovations.
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A POPULAR Ipswich McDonald's is undergoing major renovations including a new playground and a dual-lane drive-thru.
Renovations at the McDonald's in Booval are partially completed, with a brand new playground already open.
"The restaurant (upgrade) is currently under construction with the view to be completed next month," a McDonald's spokesperson said.
"The total reinvestment amount is just over $800,000 and includes a new Playland, upgrades to McCafé, the terrace, and interior, and conversion of the drive-thru to dual lane.
"The new Playland is now open, as is the dual lane drive thru and the new indoor, air-conditioned terrace."
The restaurant will continue to trade during the renovations.
Originally published as MACCAS BOOST: $800,000 for Playland, McCafe and drive-thru
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