You may have visited the world’s largest Wetherspoons in Ramsgate, Kent, but have you been to the largest McDonald’s on Earth?
Chances are that you haven’t but, if you’re ever in that neck of the woods, it’s worth a look.
Not only is it the very largest Maccies in the world, but it features its own custom menu that brings Ronald’s culinary excellence to more cuisines than you might expect.
Based in Orlando, Florida, this McDonald’s is a full-blown tourist attraction complete with an information desk, tickets, and a full-service hospitality centre.
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Visitors are greeted by an enormous neon Ronald McDonald beside the iconic golden arches, and there’s also a huge play area complete with arcade games and a huge array of prizes to be won.
All that novelty sounds pleasant enough, but what about the grub?
How has the McDonald’s team pushed the boat out at this auspicious location?
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Alongside the usual fare of McNuggets, Big Macs, and quarter-pounders, there’s a chef-prepared Bistro Gourmet menu to peruse.
There, you’ll find paninis, omelettes, pasta, freshly-based pizza, and a wide range of fancy cakes.
It doesn’t stop there, with a fully-loaded breakfast menu that’s been expanded to include ham and cheese French toast, and Belgian waffles to boot.
TikTokers Zayla and Chris, posting on Boss Up Travels (@bossuptravels), shared their visit to the Orlando mega-branch. Footage covered the all-day breakfast and build-your-own pizza options.
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Curious to see how McDonald’s pizzas would compare to their usual menu, they opted for a pepperoni and were pleased to report that it “did not disappoint”.
Boss up Travels’ fans were in awe of the world’s largest McDonald’s, with one even saying they’re considering moving to Orlando to get easy access to it.
"Hold on, I wanna go there!” said one TikTok comment. “My McDonald’s rarely even has cookies."
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Others shared their own experiences: "Omg!!! I went to this one when I was at Universal for a week and it’s so cool. It’s amazing there and the food is so good."
Others were less enthusiastic, sharing that the high prices and slow service put a major blemish on their own days out at the world’s largest McDonald’s.
Considering the floor space the staff has to cover, it’s no wonder service is slow. As for the cost, you can’t be in the same neck of the woods as Universal Studios and Disney World Florida and expect to find many bargains.
Rachael Davis