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In this Defunctland minisode, Kevin explores the history of McDonald’s and Disney’s relationship, from Dinoland to Happy Meals.

Make sure you check out Rob Plays video that covers Disney’s partnership with Burger King.

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49 thoughts on “Burger Invasion: The History of McDonald’s and Disney

  1. I kind of wish they would start selling McDonalds in the Disney parks again. The burgers and fries they sell there currently are really not great, I think McDonalds burgers and fries would actually be a big improvement.

  2. I still have all the pieces from the Treasure planet toys built together to be the map orb.

    Probably my earliest form of my obsession to collect props or replicas from movies and entertainment

  3. I'm surprised the commerative Disney plates didn't get a mention. I'm so sure you couldn't eat off them and it's wild to think now of a fast food employee handing me a very breakable, somewhat expensive at the time, dishware.

  4. My parents took me and my brother and sister to Walt Disney World in Florida in 1989. We must’ve been the only kids who never liked it because we never went back. I don’t know what it was. It just did not speak to me still don’t care for Disney or Disney movies. Maybe because I grew up in Canada? It just was not it for me.

  5. i wish they did tie-ins for Toy Story 3 Cars 2 Ratatouille Up Monsters University Cars 3 Coco Meet Robinsons Bolt Wreck-it Ralph Big Hero 6 Nightmare Before Christmas Fox Hound etc

  6. It’s kind of dumb though, because Disney still serves that kind of food at their quick service locations, but is much lower quality. So it’s not like distancing from McDonalds made them serve healthier food. I kind of wish they would bring back the McDonald’s partnership and serve McDonald’s burgers and fries instead. it would make lunch more enjoyable at the park.

  7. I will never be able to forget that McDonald's and Disney had a partnership.

    It was evening in Frontierland, the sky had turned orange with the sunset and the pathway lights began humming as they came to illuminating life. My family was on our way to ride Big Thunder Mountain one last time for the day when I heard a voice.

    "Is that a ******* Micky D's?"

    A middle-age man was standing by a covered-wagon-shaped food cart with boards over its windows and the iconic golden arches emblazoned above the vacant counter.

    "It's a ******* Micky D's," he stated as he walked away, shaking his head.

  8. Nostalgia is such a strange thing, man. Watching this video made me sad for the days when happy meals and other competing brands offered COOL toys with their meals, instead of just like a sticker like they do now. Some of my favorite childhood toys came from McDonald’s or Burger King. But then I feel weird, because I’m feeling sad and nostalgic for a marketing ploy designed specifically to get screaming rowdy kids to demand their parents take them to McDonald’s and feed them garbage. I remember always asking my mom for McDonald’s whenever we drove anywhere! So I guess what I’m missing isn’t the era, because it sucked, or the marketing tactic, because it sucked. I’m really just missing being a kid and not KNOWING that I was being manipulated. So in a sense I’m realizing that most of my nostalgia was corporately manufactured, and all I’m really missing is the time when I couldn’t understand what that— HOLY SHIT 8:32 I HAD THAT BAMBI I STILL HAVE IT SOMEWHERE

  9. So this was the bullshit reason why McDonald’s wasn’t in parks anymore was cause of the obesity crisis? I remember when I went to animal kingdom back when in McDonald’s was there in the Dino section and i had a blast. Went there again some time when I was older and saw the McDonald’s gone & I was pissed. But to now know why they I’m even more pissed. People need to stop blaming fast food places and blame the people themselves. It’s their choice with what goes into their body

  10. I don’t think I’ve had it once in the last ten years as I haven’t enjoyed it since I was I was a kid, but if I had a Time Machine, I’d love to try a burger from the original restaurant as they look like they might actually taste okay.

  11. Ray Kroc owned the San Diego Padres when he passed away in 1984. Coincidentally, the Padres went to the World Series for the first time that year. They wore RAK patches on their sleeves to honor the deceased owner

  12. Countdown to Extinction was one of the best rides ever. I remember they changed it for "Dinosaur" (not to be confused with the 90s ABC show, "Dinosaurs") the next time I had gone, and it just wasn't the same.

  13. I’ve been on the fence as to whether or not the world is real or a simulation and the fact that Ray Croc and Walt Disney were war buddies really drives home how lazy the writers were.

  14. I could only think about how we’re tearing down the rainforest to produce more beef for McDonald’s hamburgers but McDonald’s is also sponsoring the Animal Kingdom which might feature animals they’re helping go extinct.

  15. „Im Ronald McDonald!“

    „I thought your name was Mr. Gacy?“

    „Nevermind that, come here I want to show you something cool in this crawl space!“

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