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McDonald’s has a new hack for baseball fans looking to save money.
The fast food chain has unveiled the Mac Value Pack, a limited-edition stadium-ready clear bag designed to help fans bring their favorite McDonald’s products to the ballpark. However, this item will only be sold in three cities and then a limited number will be sold online.
On Wednesday, July 22nd, Mac Value Packs will be launched at locations closest to Major League Baseball’s three iconic stadiums in Boston, Chicago and Seattle, the company told USA TODAY. For one day only, selected customers can win a McValue Pack filled with McValue favorites like McChicken, McDouble, 4 Piece Chicken McNuggets and more while supplies last. The giveaway will begin one hour before first pitch at one McDonald’s location near each ballpark.
Where can I get the Mac Value Pack on July 22nd?
MacValue Packs are available at the following locations in Boston, Chicago, and Seattle.
- 540 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Massachusetts – Puck will be available at 6:10pm ET for the 7:10pm game.
- 3610 North Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois – Puck will be available starting at 6:10 PM CT for the 7:10 PM game.
- 2401 4th Ave South, Seattle, Washington – Packs will be on sale for games from 11:40 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. PT.
Can I still get the MacValue Pack if I don’t live in one of the three cities?
yes. For fans who can’t make it to these cities, McDonald’s will be selling a limited number of McValue Packs online for $2.99 on Friday, July 24th at GoldenArchesUnlimited.com. Drops begin at 9am ET and packs will be available while supplies last. The packs sold online do not include food, but do include a $10 arch card that allows customers to get their favorite menu item.
According to McDonald’s, there is a limit of one Mac Value Pack per person, both online and in-person.
Contributor: Mike Snider, USA TODAY
Gabe Hauari is USA TODAY’s national trends news reporter. You can follow him at X @gabehauari Or email Gdhauari@usatoday.com.
