McDonald’s $5 Meal Deal Extended with New “Season of Savings” Promotion

There’s some good news for McDonald’s fans, as the brand is officially extending their popular $5 meal deal, giving customers more value for their money. In addition, they are launching a “season of savings”featuring various discounts and freebies.

The McDonald’s $5 meal deal was initially introduced in June, allowing diners to enjoy some of their favorite items at a low price.

This value meal includes several appetizing options, such as:

Your choice of a McDouble® or McChicken® sandwich
Small fries
4 piece Chicken McNuggets®
Small soft drink

McDonald’s has confirmed in their latest press release that they will extend the $5 meal deal, with most local markets offering it through December.

The McDonald’s $5 meal deal remains a favorite among value seekers.

Joe Erlinger, President of McDonald’s USA, shared the brand’s commitment, stating: “This summer, tens of millions of fans visited their local McDonald’s to enjoy our $5 Meal Deal, and it was fantastic to welcome them back.

“Alongside our franchisees, we’re dedicated to keeping our prices as affordable as possible, which is why we’re increasing the number of ways to save. Whether you’re visiting for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a late-night snack, we want everyone to enjoy their favorite food at a price that satisfies. The extension of the $5 Meal Deal and our upcoming fall offerings are just some of the ways we’re ensuring great meals at a fair price.”

This fall, you can also take advantage of McDonald’s “season of savings,”which features a variety of exciting deals:

$0.50 Double Cheeseburgers on National Cheeseburger Day (Sept. 18)
$2 McCrispy sandwich on National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day (Nov. 9)
$1 10-pc Chicken McNuggets (Nov. 4 – Dec. 2)
Free Fries Fridays – Includes free medium fries with any $1 minimum purchase until the end of the year.

In addition to these promotions, McDonald’s has been generating buzz this September with its upcoming release of Croc-themed Happy Meal toys.

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