Customer Reviews

Mc Donalds Mcd Drive Thru Center (Closed Box)

5 star:		(28)
4 star:		(12)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(4)
1 star:		(9)

 

 

What a GREAT toy... my kids have played with this for days...nonstop! My son is 8 and my daughter is 5...they NEVER play together until we purchased this toy...no fighting...just fun! They both pretend to take orders, cook and serve. This toy makes noise as you fry french fries, pour soda and ring up orders...very fun...I got rid of so many Little Tikes toys and I wasn't sure about buying another big toy...glad I did! Lots of creative play here...On the down side, I'm not sure how sturdy the plastic is on the cart...it's not a Tikes toy but worth every penny...

I RECENTLY BOUGHT THE MCDONALD'S FOOD CART FOR MY 2-YEAR OLD DAUGHTER. I WANTED TO WAIT UNTIL CHRISTMAS BUT I COULDN'T. IT'S SO CUTE! TOYS R'US HAD IT AT AN OUTSTANDING PRICE OF [amount]AND BELIEVE ME IT'S WELL WORTH THE MONEY. AS A FORMER MANAGER OF MCDONALD'S I CAN HONESTLY SAY THAT ALL THE SOUNDS ARE REALISTIC. IT CAME WITH ALL THE NECESSARY FOOD ITEMS MY DAUGHTER NEEDED TO RUN HER "MCDONALD'S DRIVE THRU". I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS TOY FOR LITTLE ONES WHO LIKE TO BE IN THE KITCHEN. IF BUYING FOR A CHRISTMAS GIFT YOU SHOULD CONSIDER GETTING THE HEAD-SET BECAUSE IT COMES WITH A MCDONALD'S HAT AND THE CHILD WILL TRULY BELIEVE HE/SHE IS A CREW MEMBER. FROM A MCDONALD'S LOVING FAMILY.

Yes, I realize that this is totally a propaganda piece for nutritionally bankrupt dietary practices. Yes, it's true, the plastic isn't exactly Tupperware quality. Yes, the drive-through doors don't always open when you push the button like they're supposed to. Yes, it was absolutely boneheaded to make the Happy Meal and McNugget and fries boxes out of cardboard instead of plastic. But other than that? My son plays with this and the cash register almost every day. He loooooves it. LOVES. IT. It's by far his favorite toy and my son isn't gentle at all with any of his toys, and nothing's broken on it yet (it's been weeks.) What's more, it's a really good size. My son is a TALL 5 year old, and it's just the right size for him AND my friend's 3yo daughter. I love the fact that it has a bunch of doors and levers so that kids of many sizes and developmental levels can have fun tinkering around with it. My only complaint is that there's not much counter space from the "server" side; considering that my son also recently got the cash register that gets sold separately, I wish the teeny plastic non-functioning cash register that came attached to THIS toy were detachable so that my son could play with that instead. But all in all, unless this toy shipped quite a few lemons, I'm not really getting why people are hating on this toy so much. It's loads of fun and has provided all the neighborhood kids with hours of wholesome entertainment. (A side note: Many kids love to play with fake plastic food, but most toys that include this are girly "tea sets" and things for playing "house", i.e., and gender-biased items that parents of children of both genders may object to for various reasons. My son loves to play with plastic toy food, but won't touch any "pink girl-toys", so this was pretty much an ideal solution.) So in conclusion, is it a perfect toy? No, it really has some design flaws I'd prefer to live without. But is it worth the forty bucks? In the long run, I think so.

The people that rated it poorly probably didn't even buy the item. This toy is all about play value & creativity. My 2 & 3 year babies love it. They love pretending to cook & serve their favorite food. We don't frequent McD's, but when we do go there they go beserk. They have so much fun there & really enjoy the apple dippers & Mc Nuggets. The true test of a toy is it's safety & play value. This toy is a home run in both areas.

My two daughters were so excited to open this on Christmas morning. And just as I expected, when I put it together the week before, it was broke by that night. The play food is made very cheap, the bolts fell off very easy. We hadn't even had it four months before getting rid of it. I only wish I had that 40.00$ back. Save your money...

This toy is a fantastic idea. My 4 year-old absolutely loves it. However, the plastic of which it is made, is so cheap that it was already broken in a few places when I first opened the box. It is a thin, brittle plastic that cracks and breaks very easily. Even the cabinet doors do not fit properly because of the flimsiness of its construction. It's poor quality takes from its enjoyment. This toy is over-priced. I wouldn't pay more than $20 for it. I should have listened to the other buyers reviews before purchasing.
If they made a better version of this using quality materials, it would be a number one best seller. But for now, buy at your own risk.

It's really ashame. This toy is a great concept, it has great sounds, the fry basket, storage, etc. I have never seen something so cheaply made though. The plastic is very flimsy so the doors fall out and the drive through window does not open properly. The kids have fun with it and do not complain but i'm afraid something is just going to snap and that will be the end of it. Definately not worth [the cost]plus shipping. ...

I bought this item for my Grandson, he had to have it.Within the first week the Drive-Thru was closed, finished & broken. I'm totally surprised McDonalds would put its name on such a cheaply built toy. I have returned the item & returned to Little Tykes where I know my Grandson will not be disappointed.

This toy is horrible!!! My daughter has not even played with it yet and it is already broken. One of the pegs that holds the whole toy together broke while my husband was assembling it. I would not spend my money on this toy. It is a really great concept and I'm sure that it would be fun (if my daughter had the chance to play with it). The plastic is SO cheap and flimsy. I expected this toy to be of better quality because it was $ and we have bought toys for less that were of better quality. For all those parents considering purchasing this toy, I want to tell you that the quality is not worth the price. Go for Fisher Price or Little Tykes, they are worth the money.

My Mom brought this home last weekend for my 2-1/2 year-old. He was so excited about it he has asked to see his grandmother every day since then because she keeps the toy at her house. The price is a bit high (however we got it on clearance at Wal-Mart and it was only $17 there) because it is a bit wobbly. The "doors" of the drive thru window do not always open when you depress the release button. The pictures shown here are not accurate as this toy doesn't come with all the pieces shown. It does come with the following food: 2 burgers, chicken nuggets with sauce, a McFlurry, a sundae, fries, hotcakes, and an apple pie. However don't be misled, it doesn't come with the green chairs, the drive thru headset, or the food tray. Ours also didn't come with any money for the register or with the spatula but, like I said, it was purchased on clearance so maybe that's why. My son doesn't know it's missing anything, though, and he loves making us burgers and fries at any time of day. The one downside: we cannot pass a REAL McDonald's now without my son wanting to go in and have lunch.