> ## Content Index
> Fetch the complete content index at: https://snapholo.com/news/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further.

# McDonald’s Pokémon Cards: U.S. Start Now Reported as Nov. 10
- URL: https://snapholo.com/news/mcdonalds-pokemon-cards-november-2026/
- Published: 2026-10-29T04:23:45.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-29T04:30:21.000Z
- Description: PokéBeach reports a Nov. 10–Dec. 14 U.S. Pokémon Happy Meal promotion, correcting its earlier Nov. 5 date.
- Author: SnapHolo News
- Tags: Pokémon, Events, hash-en, Pokémon TCG, McDonald’s, happy-meal, promo-cards, November 2026

The reported U.S. McDonald’s Pokémon card launch has shifted: PokéBeach now places the promotion in November, with a correction separating the American and Australian schedules .

[SnapHolo card prices](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/)

## When is the McDonald’s Pokémon card promotion reported to start in the U.S.?

![Illustration of hands revealing two bright holographic cards from a foil pack beside a calendar.](https://snapholo.com/news/content/images/2026/10/mcdonalds-pokemon-cards-november-2026-body-ai-1-cover.jpg)

Illustration: AI-generated

PokéBeach’s October 27 report gives November 10–December 14, 2026, for the U.S. promotion, with two cards per pack. As of October 29, those details remain specialist reporting rather than a confirmed first-party U.S. announcement .

**Quick Answer:** McDonald’s Pokémon cards are reported to launch in the United States on November 10, 2026, according to PokéBeach. Its corrected schedule assigns the earlier November 5 start to Australia; U.S. collectors should use the revised American date when planning a visit .

The correction is explicit: November 5 was Australia’s reported start, not the U.S. launch. PokéBeach says it checked the dates with multiple stores, explaining why its updated schedule supersedes earlier coverage .

Joseph Writer Anderson’s October 27 coverage separately gives the same November 10–December 14 U.S. window . Agreement between specialist publications supports that reported timetable, but does not constitute an official McDonald’s confirmation.

## Which reported dates apply to the U.S., Canada and Australia?

The reported McDonald’s Pokémon card promotion schedule differs by country, with Canada opening first, Australia next and the United States last, according to PokéBeach’s October 27 report . Collectors should use the schedule for their own market when planning a visit.

| Country       | Reported start    | Reported end      | Source    |
| ------------- | ----------------- | ----------------- | --------- |
| United States | November 10, 2026 | December 14, 2026 | PokéBeach |
| Canada        | November 3, 2026  | December 7, 2026  | PokéBeach |
| Australia     | November 5, 2026  | December 9, 2026  | PokéBeach |

Older search results can still surface a conflicting U.S. window. Dexerto’s September 28 coverage reported November 5–December 9, 2026, for the United States . PokéBeach subsequently corrected the country attached to the earlier start date:

> “but that date was actually for Australia.” — PokéBeach

The corrected regional schedule is therefore the relevant planning reference. Check the country attached to any shared calendar or screenshot before treating it as a local launch notice.

## What are the reported Pokémon Mini Happy Meal toys and card packs?

The reported Pokémon Mini Happy Meal offering pairs one plastic miniature Happy Meal box toy, selected from 15 designs, with two random Pokémon TCG cards from a separate 15-card collection, according to Joseph Writer Anderson and PokéBeach . The toy assortment and card collection are distinct; their matching totals do not establish a corresponding toy-and-card pairing.

“Mini” describes the collectible plastic box toys in PokéBeach’s reporting. It should not be read as an announcement of a smaller food portion or a new menu size. For collectors, the distinction is practical: the miniature box is the reported collectible, while the accompanying cards form their own collection.

The previous campaign had different contents. In its January 21, 2025, announcement, McDonald’s specified four cards drawn from 15, a poster, a sticker sheet and four outer-box designs . Those specifications belong to that earlier promotion; they should not be carried forward as the contents of the forthcoming miniature-box offering.

The anniversary connection also needs a clear boundary. Pokémon’s official announcement identifies February 27, 2026, as the franchise’s 30th anniversary . That establishes the anniversary background, but does not confirm the McDonald’s promotion. Anderson’s suggestion that the cards might feature anniversary logos remains speculation, rather than a confirmed packaging or card-design detail.

## Which Pokémon cards have been identified in the reported collection?

![Illustration of colorful holographic cards beside bright packaging and an unfinished checklist.](https://snapholo.com/news/content/images/2026/10/mcdonalds-pokemon-cards-november-2026-body-ai-4-cover.jpg)

Illustration: AI-generated

PokéBeach identifies all 15 Pokémon in the reported McDonald’s card collection and supplies their collector numbers, including Zoroark at 10/15 . The publication describes reprints with McDonald’s numbering. The names and numbers below are reported identifications, rather than an officially confirmed checklist (source: PokéBeach).

| Pokémon    | Reported collector number |
| ---------- | ------------------------- |
| Decidueye  | 1/15                      |
| Chandelure | 2/15                      |
| Palafin    | 3/15                      |
| Pikachu    | 4/15                      |
| Mimikyu    | 5/15                      |
| Lucario    | 6/15                      |
| Hawlucha   | 7/15                      |
| Tyranitar  | 8/15                      |
| Absol      | 9/15                      |
| Zoroark    | 10/15                     |
| Metagross  | 11/15                     |
| Jirachi    | 12/15                     |
| Eevee      | 13/15                     |
| Snorlax    | 14/15                     |
| Wooloo     | 15/15                     |

The table uses the complete numbering supplied in PokéBeach’s report. Original printings remain unconfirmed, so a Pokémon’s name alone should not be treated as identification of a particular earlier card. PokéBeach also leaves the holographic distribution unresolved; a guaranteed foil is unconfirmed (source: PokéBeach).

Anniversary-logo treatment likewise remains unconfirmed: Joseph Anderson’s suggestion is speculation. Collectors comparing listings should distinguish the reported Pokémon names from still-unverified card finishes and design details.

## How much will the Pokémon Happy Meal cost, and where can collectors get it?

A verified price for the reported November 2026 Pokémon Happy Meal has not been announced in the cited coverage . Historical Happy Meal prices and resale listings should not be treated as the upcoming meal’s retail price. According to Joseph Anderson, availability is planned at participating U.S. McDonald’s restaurants from November 10 through December 14, 2026; that report does not identify a confirmed restaurant list .

Before making a trip, check directly with the restaurant:

- Confirm whether it is participating in the Pokémon promotion.
- Ask when promotional meals will become available locally.
- Check whether the promotional cards and toys are in stock.
- Confirm the displayed meal price before ordering.

These are practical shopping checks, not confirmed promotion terms. Purchase limits, a guaranteed choice of toy and digital rewards remain unconfirmed in PokéBeach’s reporting and Anderson’s account. Collectors should also avoid assuming that restaurants will sell the cards or toys separately. A reported campaign window alone does not establish local participation, stock availability or the amount a customer will pay.

## What still needs confirmation before the reported November launch?

Official U.S. campaign confirmation remains outstanding. Joseph Writer Anderson and PokéBeach provide attributed reporting; a first-party announcement would establish the campaign’s official scope. The pending checklist is:

- A McDonald’s or Pokémon announcement confirming the U.S. campaign.
- Final promotional contents, supported by official packaging.
- The foil distribution, which PokéBeach leaves unresolved .
- Local purchase terms and availability, established through an attributable restaurant notice.

Each would justify an update, but campaign confirmation and restaurant availability answer different questions: an official announcement does not establish stock at an individual location.

If used, images from McDonald’s January 2025 announcement should be labeled historical campaign imagery . They should not illustrate the miniature-box release as though they show the reported product. Check official campaign details, then confirm participation and purchase terms with the restaurant before making a dedicated trip.

## Frequently asked questions

### Is the U.S. Pokémon Happy Meal launch November 5 or November 10?

PokéBeach’s updated report gives November 10–December 14, 2026, as the U.S. promotional window. It corrects its earlier reporting: November 5 is the reported Australian launch date, not the U.S. start date .

### Has McDonald’s officially confirmed the November 2026 U.S. promotion?

The U.S. schedule and contents remain attributed to specialist reporting from Joseph Writer Anderson and PokéBeach, rather than a verified first-party announcement confirming the November 2026 promotion .

### How many Pokémon cards are reportedly included?

The newer reporting describes two random Pokémon TCG cards from a 15-card collection . The four-card format belongs to the officially announced January 2025 campaign and also appeared in older, conflicting coverage of the 2026 promotion .

### Are all 15 cards and their holographic versions known?

PokéBeach lists all 15 Pokémon and their collector numbers, including Zoroark at 10/15 . The number of holographic cards and any guaranteed foil inclusion remain unconfirmed.

### What will the Pokémon Happy Meal cost, and can I choose a toy?

A verified price and guaranteed toy choice have not been established for the reported promotion described by Joseph Writer Anderson and PokéBeach. Check pricing, participation, stock and toy-selection rules with your local restaurant before making a dedicated trip.

---

### Related Articles

- [Leak: 15 mini Happy Meal boxes, two Pokémon cards per toy](https://snapholo.com/news/mcdonalds-pokemon-30th-happy-meal-toys-leak/)
- [McDonald's Pokémon cards price: Nov 5–Dec 9 US Happy Meal, 15 cards, 6 holo, none shown](https://snapholo.com/news/mcdonalds-pokemon-tcg-happy-meal-november-2026/)
- [Storm Emeralda's At-Home Promo Lottery Closes Oct. 31](https://snapholo.com/news/storm-emeralda-home-lottery-october-2026/)
- [Dual Fusion brings Pocket its first dual-type cards](https://snapholo.com/news/pokemon-pocket-dual-fusion-dual-types/)
- [Pokémon's $360 Espeon and Umbreon set is really two $180 boxes](https://snapholo.com/news/pokemon-30th-celebration-ultra-premium-day-night-price/)

## Latest Pokémon set prices on SnapHolo

[Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/)

| Card                                                                                                             | Edition | Rarity                    | SnapHolo price |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | ------------------------- | -------------- |
| [Mew R](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/mew-r/)                             | English | RGB Rare                  | $4,278.49      |
| [Mew B](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/mew-b/)                             | English | RGB Rare                  | $4,092.11      |
| [Mew G](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/mew-g/)                             | English | RGB Rare                  | $3,550.78      |
| [Mew ex 152](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/mew-ex-152/)                   | English | Special Illustration Rare | $81.97         |
| [Gengar ex 154](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/gengar-ex-154/)             | English | Special Illustration Rare | $66.26         |
| [Pikachu ex 150](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/pikachu-ex-150/)           | English | Special Illustration Rare | $57.81         |
| [Mew ex 158](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/mew-ex-158/)                   | English | Futuristic Rare           | $46.36         |
| [Pikachu ex 149](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/pikachu-ex-149/)           | English | Special Illustration Rare | $45.32         |
| [Mewtwo ex 151](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/mewtwo-ex-151/)             | English | Special Illustration Rare | $43.35         |
| [Sylveon ex 153](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/sylveon-ex-153/)           | English | Special Illustration Rare | $39.04         |
| [Jirachi ex 155](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/jirachi-ex-155/)           | English | Special Illustration Rare | $38.07         |
| [Mewtwo ex 157](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/mewtwo-ex-157/)             | English | Futuristic Rare           | $35.23         |
| [Greninja ex 148](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/greninja-ex-148/)         | English | Special Illustration Rare | $19.86         |
| [Salamence ex 156](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/salamence-ex-156/)       | English | Special Illustration Rare | $14.79         |
| [Fuecoco ex 147](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/fuecoco-ex-147/)           | English | Special Illustration Rare | $13.49         |
| [Maushold 146](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/maushold-146/)               | English | Illustration Rare         | $9.24          |
| [Meowth 144](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/meowth-144/)                   | English | Illustration Rare         | $6.83          |
| [Galarian Meowth 141](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/galarian-meowth-141/) | English | Illustration Rare         | $5.17          |
| [Lapras 131](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/lapras-131/)                   | English | Illustration Rare         | $4.67          |
| [Alolan Meowth 139](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/pok%C3%A9mon-tcg-30th-celebration/alolan-meowth-139/)     | English | Illustration Rare         | $4.65          |

Ungraded card prices as of 2026-10-29 (KST).

## More card prices on SnapHolo

- [Pokémon card prices](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/)
- [Pokémon card prices — Korean edition sets](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/ko/)
- [Pokémon card prices — Japanese edition sets](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/ja/)
- [Pokémon card prices — English edition sets](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/en/)
- [Today's biggest price moves](https://snapholo.com/en/pokemon/movers/)
- [Scan a card for its price](https://snapholo.com/en/lens/)

Sources: [PokéBeach](https://www.pokebeach.com/2026/10/mcdonalds-pokemon-tcg-promotion-starts-november-10th-features-mini-happy-meal-box-toys-and-15-cards) · [Joseph Anderson](https://www.josephwriteranderson.com/blog/pokmon-tcg-mini-mcdonalds-happy-meal-revealed) · [Dexerto’s September 28 coverage](https://www.dexerto.com/pokemon/mcdonalds-x-pokemon-reportedly-returning-in-november-for-30th-anniversary-3412931/) · [January 21, 2025, announcement](https://corporate.mcdonalds.com/corpmcd/our-stories/article/pokemon-themed-happy-meal.html) · [Pokémon’s official announcement](https://www.pokemon.co.jp/info/2026/01/260109%5Fgm01.html)