The release of the fourth season of the Netflix series Stranger Things is certainly one of the main events this week in the entertainment industry. To celebrate the return of the show after nearly three years, Burger King has released a menu from a special series.
Called the “Stranger combo”, the sandwich, which will be marketed as a limited edition, is a Waffle Burger, in which two waffles replace the sandwich. In addition, the combo also has a potato called “Hellfire” and a “Demogorgon” sundae, terms that refer to the series.
(@burgerkingbrasil)The Stranger combo also includes a special series box and a temporary tattoo, all with references to previous seasons of the series. But the network’s entry into the Stranger Things atmosphere didn’t stop there, two Burger King stores in Sao Paulo got a special decoration from the series.
The shops have special decorations
The shops on Praça Panamericana and Avenida Paulista have been transformed into places similar to the places where the characters of Stranger Things came into contact with the “inverted world” of the series. The showcase also features a Demogorgon, a villain from the first seasons of the series.
Parts of Burger King’s stores simulate major scenarios from the series, such as Eleven’s room and Hellfire Club. In one of the units, Praça Panamericana, the drive-thru has been transformed into a portal to the Inverted World.
In physical stores, the Stranger combo costs R $ 39.90 with ice cream and R $ 34.90 without dessert. While in the fast food chain app, the price is R $ 36.90 with ice cream and R $ 36.90, the kit without dessert costs R $ 31.90, plus delivery costs.
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