Have you been to a different Mcdonalds in another state and noticed a menu price difference?

Question

I was just curious on this. If a Big Mac would cost more in NYNY than in Las Vegas, NV. Even if in same high end district area.

Answer 1

i am in California near san Francisco. most stores have the same prices...however, i took a greyhound bus to los angelos and we stopped for lunch at the depot and they had a mc Donald;s there for bus travelers, and i was shocked. what sells at regular stores for 2.99 was 4.99 inside the depot. i refused to pay it and i think it should be outlawed to raise it so much.....

Answer 2

There must be price differences to compensate for higher or lower operating costs such as labor, rent, etc.

I live in Houston so I see it all of the time, from one part of town to another.

Answer 3

Possibly state by state difference in terms of pricing and labor costs and location and demographic.

Answer 4

Have you ever been to the airport? Good heavens. Their prices are phenomenonly higher inside the airport compared to the McD's right down the street.... I guess hungry travellers will pay more money!!!

Answer 5

Yes... not only as menu prices different, but menu selections are different as well.

Within a neighborhood, two McD's may have difference prices.

Answer 6

I noticed a big change in price over in Hawaii. Pretty much everything is more expensive over there.

Answer 7

of course the menu prices will be different in other areas. it's all about the mighty $$$ - supply and demand

Answer 8

I haven't noticed a change from Dallas to Denver to Wichita. But maybe it's different for the higher end.

If it WAS different, what would you do? Complain? To whom would you complain? hmmmm....

just curious. k byee

Answer 9

yes it will just like it vaires from one part of town to another