"Why?" I asked, somewhat suspicious.
"I want to get a Sanrio watch."
"Huh?"
"It comes with the Happy Meal," she explained.
So after an errand here and there, it was off to McDonald's.
They have a classic Happy Meal box to go with this promo rather than the sad but probably more environmentally friendly bag. |
She ended up getting two Happy Meals which she obviously couldn't eat all by herself; it's a good thing her older brother was there to help her out!
Apparently, it's the 50th anniversary of Sanrio and McDonald's is marking the occasion with Sanrio watches. They're actually pretty cute and would make a good (and cheap) gift for a Sanrio fan in your life. They seem fairly sturdy and are largely plastic and rubber. I did notice that you can't remove the backing to change the batteries though. The Sister also had a little difficulty attaching one of the rubber pegs into the notch to secure the watch on her wrist. But other than that, not bad at all for a Happy Meal toy.
Update 12/08/10: The Sister went and got another one. This time a frog:
The watches keep time, can show the date, and serve as a stopwatch. Here's a picture with the entire line up of McDonald's Sanrio watches:
As you can see The Sister is three watches from completing the set. |
You can also just request to buy the toy without the happy meal. Costs less than $1.
ReplyDeleteAnd deprive yourself of a delicious happy meal?! o_O
ReplyDeletei just bought 2 for $1.80. I'm in Indiana if that makes a diff
ReplyDeletegod I've getting gipped! in nyc each toy is $2.18 with tax. booooooo!!!!
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ReplyDeleteHaha, well everything is more expensive in Manhattan.
ReplyDeleteAfter the time expired I had a friend of mine get me the entire display =] But It also means I've got all these dumb transformers dolls I dont know what to do with. =P
ReplyDeleteHaha, give it to a niece or nephew or a random kid I suppose.
ReplyDeletei would not trust them watches but theyre kinda good for a happy meal toy i guess
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