I’m so excited to share our family fast food mascot Halloween costumes for this year! We had so much fun putting these costumes together and here are all the details.
Our Family Fast Food Mascot Costumes for Halloween
We went through a lot of potential ideas this year for Halloween, and with teenage and preteen boys, it’s becoming harder and harder to come up with an idea that all of us are willing to do.
We finally decided on fast food mascots, and even though we have never even eaten at several of these restaurants, it was a fun family costume and everyone was happy with their costume.
Details from each of our costumes
For Ronald McDonald, it’s an easy costume that you could absolute make, but I just bought this costume and called it a day. I found these giant shoes on Amazon, and then we used face paint for the clown face. This one was easy, but turned out so great.
The Wendy’s outfit was a bit of a mishmash of pieces. Since we only see Wendy’s face and shoulders in the fast food logo, the rest of the costume is unknown, so we based it off of some cartoon pictures online with striped tights, a striped tee, and a blue striped dress. I wore these black flats with it, and wore this red wig. I added some freckles with a lip liner pencil for the finishing touch.
The Colonel Sanders costume was pretty easy to put together, with this cheap white suit, his own white shirt and black dress shoes, and this wig, cane, and glasses kit. The kit came with a fake mustache and goatee, but we decided to just paint it on with white face paint since the set’s was mediocre.
Burger King’s costume was the most involved. It was hard to find a ready made costume that looked even close to what Burger King wears, so we pieced this together with a bunch of random things. I started with this cool white shirt with a ruffle collar, then found this amazing red and black jacket. I wanted a velvet layer, so I found this velvet women’s dress and we ended up cutting it shorter to fit him. He wore black basketball shorts underneath and white leggings, and his church shoes. We finished his outfit with a brown wig, fake beard (we painted on the mustache cause the fake one was driving him crazy), a crown, and a king necklace.
The Jack in the Box outfit was simple, with a gray suit, suspenders, a tie, and this hilarious head. The head came with some padding inside, but I ended up gluing a few more layers of soft foam inside so it was more stable on his head and more comfortable. I just bought it from the craft store, cut in pieces, and hot glued inside. The suit came with a white shirt, and he wore his own dress shoes.
And that’s everything! It was such a fun costume to put together, and then we won for best costume and room at our indoor trunk or treat…we created a fast food drive through window and gave out gummy hamburgers and red fry cups with candy in them. It was a major hit!
Happy Halloween!
I’ve seen a lot of family costumes, but this is the best! So creative and fun! 🙂
There are a lot of family costumes thatbasketball stars I’ve seen, but this one is hands down the finest! What a lively and creative bunch!
Grab a red-and-yellow striped shirt, yellow pants, Ragdoll Hit and oversized red shoes (Amazon has some clownish options). Face paint for the white base and red smile is key—super easy and recognizable. Merrick’s post mentions buying this one pre-made, but you could thrift it too.
These fast food mascot costumes are amazing! The attention to detail and creativity are spot on. What a fun and unique idea for a themed event or Halloween!
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