Business : Summer might be over, but the savings are here to stay at McDonald’s

This June, we kicked off the Summer of Value, introducing you to the popular $5 Meal Deal and local deals to help your dollar go further. And it turns out, Cedar Rapids-area McDonald's has more savings in store.

It's official - the $5 Meal Deal will be sticking around in the Cedar Rapids-area McDonald's through December 2nd Featuring your choice of a McDouble® or McChicken® sandwich, small fries, 4-piece Chicken McNuggets® and a small soft drink - all for just $5 - it's just too good of a deal to let go.

So, whether you're team McDouble or team McChicken, you've got more time to treat yourself.

Fans will also have even more to look forward to this fall when they order on the McDonald's App:

• Have double the fun with $0.50 Double Cheeseburgers on National Cheeseburger Day (Sept. 18)

• Grab a $2 McCrispy in honor of National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day (Nov. 9)

• Enjoy $1 10-pc Chicken McNuggets between Nov. 4 - Dec. 2 (valid 1x/week) - perfect for sharing with a friend (or not)

• Continue to enjoy Free Fries Fridays - where customers can get Free Medium Fries with any $1 minimum purchase.

• With more than 20 million redemptions so far this year, this is a fan-favorite and will remain available Every. Single. Friday. through the end of 2024.

"This summer, tens of millions of fans went to their local McDonald's to enjoy our $5 Meal Deal, and it was so great to welcome them," said Joe Erlinger, President of McDonald's USA. "Together with our franchisees, we're committed to keeping our prices as affordable as possible, which is why we're doubling down with even more ways to save. Whether you're stopping by for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a late-night snack, we want everyone to find the food they love at a price that hits the spot. The extension of the $5 Meal Deal, and the other offerings we're announcing for our fall line-up, are just a few of the ways we're working hard to offer great meals at a fair price."

'Tis (another) season of value at McDonald's.

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