1. McNugget Buddies: In the 90s, McDonald’s introduced McNugget Buddies Happy Meal toys with Halloween-themed costumes. These collectible toys were highly sought after by kids and are fondly remembered.

2. Halloween Pails: McDonald’s offered Halloween Pails, often in the shape of popular characters like Grimace or pumpkins, filled with treats and a small toy. These pails became iconic Halloween symbols.

3. Haunted House Happy Meal: McDonald’s occasionally offered Happy Meals with haunted house-themed packaging and spooky toys that captured the Halloween spirit.

4. Festive Decor: McDonald’s restaurants would often decorate their interiors with Halloween-themed decorations, creating a fun and spooky dining experience.

5. Special Menu Items: Limited-edition Halloween menu items, such as the McBoo Happy Meal or special desserts, added excitement to the dining experience.

6. Trick-or-Treat Events: Some McDonald’s locations hosted Halloween events where kids could trick-or-treat inside the restaurant, providing a safe and enjoyable Halloween experience.

7. Costume Contests: McDonald’s sometimes organized costume contests, encouraging kids and families to show off their Halloween outfits and win prizes.

8. Halloween-Themed Advertisements: McDonald’s aired Halloween-themed commercials featuring beloved characters like Ronald McDonald, adding to the festive atmosphere.

9. Halloween Parade Sponsorship: In some areas, McDonald’s sponsored local Halloween parades, contributing to the community’s Halloween celebrations.

10. Collectible Glasses: McDonald’s often offered Halloween-themed collectible glasses or mugs with the purchase of certain menu items, making them desirable keepsakes.