Yes, Wendy’s will be open this Halloween, and they have some Halloween treasures that your kids will love. So, if you want your kids to read, be it Wendy’s famous Boo Books, get them to Wendy’s. Wendy’s is celebrating Halloween with its lovely customers from September 13th to November 3rd.
Plus, Wendy’s Halloweendy season will leave your kids with the best Halloween memories and cute little frosty frights, even if they don’t get the Boo Book. So, go try your luck this Halloween at your nearest Wendy’s.
Wendy’s Opening / Closing Hours On Halloween
Wendy’s outlets will operate during their usual operating hours, 6:30 AM to 12 PM, on the day of Halloween. However, the operating hours vary from location to location.
So, you’ll need to confirm the exact operating hours of the Wendy’s restaurant you are planning to visit.
Wendy’s Halloween Specials This Year
1. Boo Books
For just $1, you can buy Wendy’s special edition of Boo Books, which comes with featured Frosty Frights characters and five free Jr. Frosty treat coupons. This year, kids will also get a sixth one for $1.99 kids’ meal with any purchase.
Buying the Boo Books will not only make your own Halloween special but also help an orphan child find a good foster family.
That’s because profit from the sale of each and every coupon book will be forwarded to the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption.
2. Frosty Frights Kids’ Meal
You can collect Frosty Frights kids’ meal toys inspired by the iconic Frosty® treat. With spooky-fun characters like The Yummy, Chilly Gilly, Ice Patch, Captain Coldsnap, Meltin, and Purrrma Frost, fans can collect up to 12 toy characters and then keep them as trophies in the showcase.
Those cute Frost Frights would be something that your kids can show off for Halloween. Moreover, the meal will include a choice of 4-piece chicken nuggets, a hamburger or cheeseburger, plus Jr. Hot & Crispy Fries or Apple Bites, and a kids’ drink.
Conclusion
This Halloween, help the Dave Thomas Foundation in finding good homes for kids while you do nothing out of the ordinary.
You will just visit Wendy’s and buy spooky Boo Books for your kids and receive so much in return while also doing good for society. I can’t think of anything better than that.
