McDonald’s wants to help you bring its food into baseball parks
The fast-food giant is offering a limited-edition clear “McValue Pack” that will allow customers to bring their meals into ballparks.
July 22, 2026
McDonald’s wants to help baseball fans take their meals into the ballpark.
The fast-food giant is dropping a limited-edition, clear “McValue Pack,” a clear bag that will enable customers to bring their meals to the game without running afoul of stadium security.
Customers can buy a limited number of the McValue Packs online on the company’s merch site, GoldenArchesUnlimited.com, for $2.99 on Friday starting at 9 a.m. ET. The packs will come with a $10 Arch card.
McDonald’s is also giving away the packs at locations near three ballparks just before games set for Wednesday: Near Wrigley Field in Chicago, Fenway Park in Boston, and T-Mobile Park in Seattle.
The packs will include items such as a McChicken, McDouble, and 4-Piece Chicken McNuggets.
Attendance at Major League Baseball games is up more than 1% so far this year, according to the Sports Business Journal. Many ballparks require carry-in bags to be clear for security reasons.
The McValue Pack is McDonald’s latest connection with the sports world. The company has been a major sponsor of the FIFA World Cup, for instance. And it is putting its name on a soccer stadium in Chicago, McDonald’s Park, which is set to open in 2028.
This also helps McDonald’s highlight its value offerings. The company created the McValue platform early last year to offer everyday low prices to consumers in a bid to generate traffic. It has more recently lowered prices on many of the items, creating an Under $3 Menu.
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