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McDonald's Free FIFA Collectible Cups Drop July 1 in SoCal
Grab limited-edition FIFA World Cup cups for free with a $7 purchase at SoCal McDonald's.
Quick hits
- Free with $7 purchase via McDonald's app
- Eight player designs including Beckham and Son Heung Min
- Available July 1 at SoCal locations
- Current eBay median resale: $10
- Matched sale median
- $10.00
- 5 matched sold listings · medium matching confidence
- Recorded release
- Jul 1, 2026
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Retailer: McDonald's app
Southern California McDonald's locations are rolling out free limited-edition FIFA World Cup collectible cups starting July 1. The promotion coincides with Team USA's match against Bosnia and Herzegovina, adding to the collector appeal.
What's Dropping
The series features eight different player designs, including global icons like David Beckham and LAFC's Son Heung Min. These are proper collectible cups, not standard drinkware - the kind that typically drives both fan enthusiasm and secondary market activity.
When & Where
Available exclusively at Southern California McDonald's locations starting July 1. You'll need to make a minimum $7 purchase through the McDonald's app to claim your free cup. No word yet on daily limits or how long supplies will last, but with only eight designs in the set, completists will want to move fast.
The Play
For collectors: Hit multiple locations early to try completing the set. These often have staggered releases, so check back throughout the promotion period. For resellers: Focus on the most popular players (Beckham and Son are safe bets) and list immediately - the hype peaks right around the tournament matches. Complete sets typically command premium prices.
Is It Worth It?
Current eBay sold listings show a median resale price of $10 per cup across five verified sales. With them being free after a $7 purchase, that's a solid potential margin if you can move volume. For collectors, it's a no-brainer - free limited-edition merch tied to a major tournament with player-specific designs doesn't come around often.