Mc Donald’s

Big queues at McDonald’s in PMI Terminal T

Right in Terminal T at Palma de Mallorca Airport, McDonald’s is the obvious stop if you just want something you already know before boarding. It sits airside after security, so you can hold off eating in town and grab a burger once you’re through the checkpoints and at the gates.

Menu is the standard McDonald’s European lineup: Big Mac meals, McChicken, McNuggets, fries, and McFlurry. Expect combo meals to run somewhere in the €8–€12 range depending on size and add‑ons. Portions match what you see at other Spanish McDonald’s, so don’t bank on US‑style supersizing here.

Opening hours generally track the busier flight banks in Terminal T, with early mornings covered and service often running into the late evening when the UK and German departures clear. If you land on a very late arrival after 23:00, don’t assume it’s still serving; food courts at PMI wind down with the last wave of flights.

Lines here spike hard in summer holidays and around mid‑day when the UK, German, and domestic departures cluster, so a “quick” stop can turn into a 15–25 minute wait. Seating is shared with nearby T‑zone food outlets, and it can be hard to find a table near your gate when multiple AENA announcements start rolling for boarding.

Ordering is usually via self‑service kiosks plus a staffed counter, and mobile charging points nearby are hit‑or‑miss, so don’t count on topping up your phone while you eat. Sauces and napkins are set out on central stands; grab extra with your first trip so you don’t have to fight your way back through the queue.

Tip: If your flight from Terminal T boards at a non‑Schengen gate, clear passport control first, then eat; McDonald’s and the other main food options sit on the Schengen side, and you don’t want to get stuck crossing back through border checks with a boarding call already running.