Nestled between breathtaking red mountainous views, lies the beautiful Southwest city of Sedona. It’s known for attractions like Slide Rock Park and the only Turquoise McDonald’s arches worldwide. There’s a seemingly simple yet understandable reason for this change in the color scheme.
McDonald’s was opened in 1940 by two brothers, Richard and Maurice McDonald, in San Bernardino, California. At the time, it was the first drive-thru to sell BBQ. Then, the chain transitioned into a fast-food burger and milkshake chain. Today, it’s one of the largest fast-food chains worldwide, with locations in nearly 120 countries. It’s also known for its iconic golden arches and red and gold color scheme. However, customers might notice that the iconic color scheme is missing from the McDonald’s arches of Sedona, AZ.