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A Night Owl’s Delight: 1977 Burger King Owl Trick or Treat Bag Vintage Halloween collectors know the thrill of finding a piece that perfectly captures the era’s style and spirit. One such treasure is the 1977 Burger King Owl Trick or Treat Bag, a colorful relic that’s equal parts advertising …
2001 Burger King Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Toys, A Glowing Dose of Nostalgia. Back in October 2001, Burger King delivered a frightfully fun treat for Simpsons fans and Halloween lovers alike: a full set of 15 spooky, light-up figurines inspired by the show’s annual “Treehouse of Horror” specials. More than …
Burger King is celebrating Halloween 2025 in style, and fans of Scooby-Doo are in for a treat! The fast-food chain has unveiled a frightfully fun lineup of kids’ meal toys featuring everyone’s favorite mystery-solving gang. Burger King 2025 Halloween Scooby-Doo Mystery Minis There are six collectible figures included in this …
What kid didn’t love getting a plastic bag for trick or treating? Sure, you probably wouldn’t use it, but the 1980s Burger King Halloween bag was still a treat. For those who grew up in the 1980s, Halloween wasn’t just about candy and costumes—it was also about the fun and …
The 2003 Burger King “Big Kids” Halloween kids meal premiums were Hamtaro Little Hamsters, Big Adventures toys. There were 8 toys in all to collect. Each character is outfitted with a removable plastic Halloween disguise. Penelope Ghost-Ham donned a white sheet and a little spider. Cappy Pumpkin-Ham wore an adorable …
Burger King’s Halloween 1999 kids club kids meal promotion were Silly Slammers clip-ons. Burger King Silly Slammers, from top left to bottom right: Redeye, Boo Hoo, Witchazel, Batty, and Li’ Jackie & Mo. Don’t quite remember these? Sink your teeth into this advertisement for them:
This trio of 3 ghoulish little creatures were the Halloween kids meal prizes from Burger King in 1989 . The Burger King Tricky Treaters can be taken apart and put back together in any way your little heart desires. This enabled kids to create different monsters from all the parts. There …
