Crocs and McDonald’s Re-Team to Release Happy Meal Toys This Week

Jaden Thompson

September 17, 2024 at 1:48 AM·2 min read

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After a successful debut collaboration launched in 2023, Crocs and McDonald’s are teaming up again — this time to create Happy Meal toys. The brands’ have designed miniature McDonald’s-themed Crocs keychains which will be available with the fast food chain’s signature kids meal starting on Sept. 17 in the United States.

Revealed initially by McDonald’s Thailand on Instagram, the toys come in ten different designs, ranging from a McNugget print to a Happy Meal box pattern. One keychain resembles an order of McDonald’s fries while another looks like a burger; still others look like McDonald’s characters. With additional designs available, the ten different options are being released in Thailand according to a staggered schedule, with two made available each week through Oct. 3. The toys fittingly come in a small Crocs box.

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The companies have yet to reveal if and when the new Happy Meal toys will be offered in the U.S., but food blogger @snackolator reports that they will, writing on social media, “A big disclaimer that it’s possible the designs (and number) could differ in the US, but the Happy Meal is definitely coming to the USA.”

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Crocs and McDonalds have an existing relationship. In November 2023, Crocs and McDonalds released a shoe collection inspired by the fast food chain, with footwear based on McDonald’s mascots. There’s one for Grimace (a fuzzy purple sandal; one for the Hamburglar (a black and white striped clog); one for Ronald McDonald (a red and yellow clog) and Birdie (a yellow clog with a feather pattern). Of course, the shoes came with complementary Jibbitz to further embrace the McDonald’s spirit.

Crocs is constantly cooking up a new collaboration. The clogs brand is known to partner with beloved franchises, whether it’s “SpongeBob SquarePants” or “Cars.”