Burger King Paw Patrol toys are now in the Paw Patrol King Jr. Kids’ Meal, giving families a new movie tie-in to grab at participating restaurants nationwide. The promotion runs for a limited time and lands ahead of Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie, which is scheduled for release on Aug. 14.
The meal includes one of six collectible Paw Patrol toys: Skye, Chase, Marshall, Rubble, Rhubarb the T-Rex, or Rex. That gives the offer a built-in repeat-visit hook, since each visit does not guarantee the same figure.
Six toys, one kids’ meal
The Paw Patrol King Jr. Kids’ Meal comes with an entrée choice of a hamburger, cheeseburger, or Crown Nuggets. Sides can be onion rings, applesauce, or fries, and drink options include apple juice, regular or chocolate milk, lemonade, or any of BK’s soft drinks.
For Burger King, the structure is familiar: one branded kids’ meal, one movie tie-in, and a toy lineup wide enough to push multiple purchases. The company has used themed entertainment promotions before, including The Addams Family collab, the SpongeBob Menu, and Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu.
Paw Patrol heads to BK
The new meal extends that pattern into PAW Patrol territory just as the franchise heads toward The Dino Movie. Rhubarb the T-Rex and Rex are both making their first big-screen debut, which gives the toy lineup a clear link to the film rather than a generic character drop.
Available now at participating locations nationwide, the meal is easy to miss if a store is not part of the promotion. That split between nationwide reach and participating restaurants is the catch: the marketing is broad, but the actual offer still depends on location and timing.
Aug. 14 release window
Aug. 14 is the date that turns this from a simple kids’ meal into a countdown item. Parents looking for the toys before the film opens have a short window, and collectors who want a full set will need to keep checking back because each meal contains only one of the six toys.
The practical move is simple: if the toys matter, buy while the promotion is live and ask whether the local Burger King is participating. Once the movie opens on Aug. 14, the tie-in has already done its job, and the remaining question is how long the limited run stays on the menu.
