McDonald's opening soon near Leicester City and Tigers stadiums

[davieG]

Up to 150 jobs available at new Leicester McDonald's opening soon near Leicester City and Tigers stadiums
The new restaurant is set to open this spring

ByBecky JonesWhat's On Writer
14:12, 26 FEB 2022

How the new McDonald's branch is expected to look


Jobs are now available at a new branch of McDonald's which is set to open soon in the city.

As we reported earlier this month, the fast food chain is creating a new drive-thru restaurant close to both Leicester City’s King Power Stadium and Leicester Tigers' Welford Road Stadium.

The new branch is currently being built on a former 105-space car park off Almond Road, and is expected to open this spring.

[FOXSE]

I don't have the priority points for this, so if anyone can help me out....

[davieG]

5 minutes ago, FOXSE said:

I don't have the priority points for this, so if anyone can help me out....

You need to get one of these.

 

[Collymore]

Ever since McDonald's went 'cook to order' rather the super quick  'stack them high and let them fly" method, it has been an excruciating experience eating there.

 

Add Uber Eats seemingly getting priority over restaurant customers - it is simply going to boil down to a 45 minute wait for a simple Big Mac meal on match day! 

[Fox92]

About time there was something like this near the ground.

 

Not that I'll use it often, as I usually get food in pub prior to games, but for night games off the train when I'm in a rush it might be an advanage.

[RonnieTodger]

Gonna cause bedlam around freeman’s common if Wigston is anything to go by

[goody2028]

This is going to be the slowest fast food ever 

[phoneticerror]

Gonna be a bloody nightmare getting service there on match days. I already feel sorry for the staff having to deal with the pissed up/coked up crowd.

Edited 27 February 2022 by phoneticerror

[boots60]

Go for a Macdonalds once in a blue moon so won't affect me too much. The last time I went to one on a football day was at Elland Road & the place was packed to the rafters, no exaggeration but there were well over a hundred in the official queue & at lease another 100, myself included who hung around for a few minutes before grabbing a snack from a van near the ground. The multi national chains have no idea whatsoever how to cope when there is a major event on nearby.

[Guest foxestalkisfullofidiots]

Worst matchday experience in a McDonald's for me was the charity shield getting the train back from St Pancras, full of pissed up football fans and the machines had run out of paper so people didn't know what number they were, everyone just ended up collecting random orders..... carnage

[Guest Lako42]

Old walk through at Blackburn was the best 

[David Hankey]

More junk food available on matchdays!!

[fuchsntf]

6 hours ago, boots60 said:

Go for a Macdonalds once in a blue moon so won't affect me too much. The last time I went to one on a football day was at Elland Road & the place was packed to the rafters, no exaggeration but there were well over a hundred in the official queue & at lease another 100, myself included who hung around for a few minutes before grabbing a snack from a van near the ground. The multi national chains have no idea whatsoever how to cope when there is a major event on nearby.

Next Business Opportunity for some..

 

Find out where there is a Macdonalds near a Sport stadium, or theater/cinema...Open a  food van within Touching distance...Theres your business...!!

Only Top Thing with Macdonalds, One could nip in & out quickly, or just a Short sit in...I

I used to like a Big mac / Mcrib occasionally ( only about 7-10 times a year)....But the idea of waiting longer than 5-7 minutes...naaa !!

 

My Wife Hates Macdonalds/Bürger king/  KFC...Though 45+yrs ago while travelling/working throughout USA/Mexico/S.America we enjoyed the odd quicky...

Then my last Working n Living Chicago/New York between 8-22 hrs ago, Preferred Local  joints, for the  quick snacks...

Must say, Europe aint to good for a good Burger...just better & different in Ami-land/ Mexico..

Rather a gud ol'man fish n Chip faire, or a Döner place....

 

 

[Hollism]

If they've got any sense, they will direct uber eats orders to the Market Street store on match days.

[Claridge]

Tastes horrible anyway

[09bballer]

Watch Super size me, says it all!

 

[Balj]

Mobile Pret is a business idea for matchdays ......