Report: McDonald’s will unveil new design in Phoenix
According to the Phoenix Business Journal, the McDonald's in Arcadia near the cross-section of 32nd Street and Indian School Road will get the design first.
(AP Photo/Keith Srakocic, File)
(AP Photo/Keith Srakocic, File)
PHOENIX — A longtime fast-food chain will be unveiling a new design, which an eatery in Phoenix will get to see first.
According to the Phoenix Business Journal, the McDonald’s in Arcadia near the cross-section of 32nd Street and Indian School Road will get the new interior design first.
The location will open Friday, with a grand opening set for Aug. 12.
According to the Journal, the new scheme is called Alphabet and “uses black and white crafted alphabet letters and food illustrations in picture frames; the lobby interior will feature black, white, yellow and natural wood colors; zoned seating areas with a variety of seating types; lower lighting levels in the dining area utilizing pendant fixtures; and free Wi-Fi.”
The Journal reports McDonald’s declined to disclose the cost of the new design and construction.






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you can put lipstick on a pig......
'the new interior design'
Now they just need to redesign their yucky food!
And, I'm sorry, but 32nd and Indian is not in Arcadia.
Ate there recently once - nice clerks - lots of Spanish - lots of low life around getting out of the heat. Wouldn't go there at night; wouldn't go anywhere near there at night either. It is what it is.