McDonald’s Dollar Drink Days Ice Sculpture

McDonald's Canada and ad agency Cossette Vancouver have brought to life one of the first interactive ice sculptures this summer on behalf of McDonald's Restaurants in Alberta. The objective was to drive consumer interest in the company's Dollar Drink Days campaign.
Hosted in the town of Sylvan Lake, the stunt saw 8,000 pounds of ice moulded into a seven-foot tall installation, containing over 4,000 sparkling loonies, shaped into McDonald's famous Golden Arches. The ice melted on a summer Saturday, and consumers chipped away at the sculpture to collect their bounty.
To attract high levels of interaction, the sculpture was strategically placed near the Sylvan Lake Pier – an area frequented by young adults and families. The day also featured a DJ, street promotional teams, hula hooping, limbo contests and giveaways.
Interactive “Pick N’ Play” Billboard

DDB Stockholm has created another interactive outdoor campaign for McDonald's Sweden called Pick N' Play. This time they bring Pong-like fun into their latest interactive outdoor effort.
Passersby's are invited to use their mobile phones as controllers to a fun and interactive challenge where they can play for their favorite McDonald's treat. If they last for more than 30 seconds, they score a coupon earning them free fast food at a nearby McDonald's.
Last year they had challenged pedestrians to take pictures of McDonald's food to get it for free.
Everyone saves for something

McDonald's with ad agency DDB Budapest have launched an interesting new campaign to promote 2 cheeseburgers for only 1 Euro. An offer so low that it gives their target audience a chance to save for things they want.
The challenge was to stand out from the usual low price campaign. So they used the iconic wrapping paper to wrap a lot of cool stuff. They partnered with all kinds of shops around the city and turned them into unusual touch points.







