The McDonald’s FIFA World Cup Meal is a limited-time promotion at participating U.S. restaurants. It gives customers a quick way to compare the Big Mac meal option, the 10 pc Chicken McNuggets meal option, and two breakfast meal options tied to the FIFA World Cup 26 campaign.

This guide keeps the direct answer, main menu entity, and official verification step easy to find, which helps readers, search snippets, and AI answer systems understand the page quickly.

The current planning range is about $8.25 to $11.45 across the four tracked meal options. Each range below is estimated from the matching standard meal price, so use it to compare choices and confirm the final local total in the McDonald’s app before checkout.

FIFA World Cup Meal quick comparison

ItemPriceCaloriesQuick take
FIFA World Cup Meal – Big Mac$8.95-$11.45 estimated1,170 kcalBurger meal option with fries and drink; compare with the regular Big Mac Meal page.
FIFA World Cup Meal – 10 pc McNuggets$8.85-$11.35 estimated1,000 kcalChicken meal option with Big Mac Sauce, fries, and drink in the official promotion.
FIFA World Cup Meal – Sausage McMuffin with Egg$8.45-$10.95 estimated620 kcalBreakfast option served with Hash Browns and a small soft drink.
FIFA World Cup Meal – Sausage Biscuit with Egg$8.25-$10.75 estimated670 kcalBreakfast biscuit option served with Hash Browns and a small soft drink.
McDonald's Big Mac Meal used as one of the FIFA World Cup Meal options
The FIFA World Cup Meal is easiest to compare by checking the regular meal pages and then confirming the live promotional price in the app.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

Editorial note: This is an independent planning guide built from tracked McDonald’s USA menu data and internal review. Final prices, app offers, ingredients, and availability should always be confirmed at the official source before ordering.

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Key takeaways and direct answer cues

  • The FIFA World Cup Meal is a limited-time promotion, not a permanent all-year menu category.
  • Official availability depends on participating restaurants and supply, so the app or restaurant remains the final source.
  • Calories are useful for comparison, but drink choice and customization can still change the final nutrition total.
  • The strongest next step is to compare the related Extra Value Meals, breakfast meals, and McNuggets pages before ordering.

What the FIFA World Cup Meal includes

The promotion connects four familiar McDonald’s meal paths to the FIFA World Cup 26 campaign. For lunch or dinner, readers usually compare the Big Mac version and the 10 pc Chicken McNuggets version. For breakfast, the comparison shifts to Sausage McMuffin with Egg and Sausage Biscuit with Egg meal options.

This matters because the choice is not only about the promotion name. It is still a practical menu decision: burger meal, nugget meal, or breakfast meal. If you already know which base item you want, the matching item page or category page will give a clearer price and value comparison.

How much does the FIFA World Cup Meal cost in the USA?

The estimated U.S. range is $8.25 to $11.45 across the four meal choices. The Big Mac option is estimated at $8.95-$11.45, the 10 pc McNuggets option at $8.85-$11.35, the Sausage McMuffin with Egg option at $8.45-$10.95, and the Sausage Biscuit with Egg option at $8.25-$10.75.

These are planning ranges derived from the tracked standard meal prices, not guaranteed national totals. City, franchise, tax, drink choice, app participation, and delivery can move the checkout total, so compare the promotion with the matching standard combo in the app before ordering.

How to choose the right FIFA meal option

Choose the Big Mac option if you want the familiar burger meal benchmark. Choose the 10 pc McNuggets option if sauce choice and sharing matter more. Choose one of the breakfast options only during the local breakfast window, because breakfast cut-off times can vary by restaurant.

Before checkout, open the app, select your restaurant, and compare the promotional meal against the regular combo. That simple check prevents surprises from local pricing, unavailable breakfast items, or delivery markups.

How to use this guide for quick answers and next steps

Use this focused guide when you already know the topic you want to compare, then move into the linked pillar pages, category pages, and item pages when you need broader context, deeper price comparisons, or a more exact menu path before ordering.

Common questions readers ask before ordering

Is the McDonald's FIFA World Cup Meal available everywhere?

No. The promotion is limited time and only at participating McDonald’s restaurants while supplies last, so local availability should be checked in the app or at the restaurant.

How much is the FIFA World Cup Meal?

The tracked planning range is about $8.25 to $11.45 depending on the meal option. The four option-specific estimates are listed in the comparison table, while the McDonald’s app remains the final source for the local checkout total.

Which FIFA World Cup Meal has the lowest calories?

Based on the official promotional calorie figures, the Sausage McMuffin with Egg option is listed lower than the other FIFA meal options, but drink choice and customization can change the final total.

Can I order the breakfast FIFA Meal all day?

Usually no. Breakfast items depend on the local breakfast window, so the Sausage McMuffin with Egg and Sausage Biscuit with Egg versions may disappear after breakfast ends.

Is the FIFA World Cup Meal different from a normal combo meal?

The base items are familiar McDonald’s meal choices, but the promotion ties them to the FIFA World Cup campaign. Compare the promotional meal with the normal combo before ordering.

Related guides and live menu pages

Official references and verification links

About the author

Written by David Livingstone

Food Pricing Analyst & Fast Food Industry Researcher

David Livingstone is a food specialist, vlogger, and researcher with a passion for exploring menus, food trends, and dining experiences across the United States. Through his website, McDoMenuUSA.com, he shares helpful insights, detailed menu information, and food-related updates to guide readers in making better choices. With a strong interest in research and digital content creation, David combines practical food knowledge with engaging storytelling to make food information simple, useful, and enjoyable for his audience.

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