The chain’s third holiday calendar uses a 12-day countdown to build a display from miniature menu items and restaurant fixtures.
Burger King is bringing back its Advent calendar for a third year, this time as a buildable miniature restaurant. The limited edition turns familiar parts of a Burger King visit into collectibles, from a boxed Whopper and nuggets with sauce to the King’s Booth and a soda fountain.
The 12-door format gives each item a place in a larger scene. A kitchen prep station and figures of a team member and guest fill out the restaurant, while a reindeer and a tree give it a place in a holiday village. By day 12, the pieces form a display. The final door also includes a $5 digital coupon for eligible Royal Perks members.
The small scale gives Burger King room to highlight details that might otherwise go unnoticed, including the Whopper’s new box. Opening the doors one at a time makes the calendar a building project, and the completed restaurant gives the individual pieces a reason to stay together after the countdown.
Burger King says the previous two editions sold out in under five minutes. It plans to release 110 calendars a day from 16 to 20 November 2026 through its dedicated Advent calendar site, while daily supplies last. The calendar costs $19.54, a reference to the chain’s founding year, and ships to the contiguous US and Washington, DC.
