【大紀元2020年05月12日訊】（大紀元記者陳俊村報導）麥當勞是世界上最大的速食連鎖店，總部位於美國伊利諾州，而其企業版圖遍布全球100多個國家，分店總計多達3萬多家。在這麼多家分店中，有些造型非常奇特的，現在受到網民的關注。
美國推特用戶「@katrinkanova」日前分享了緬因州自由港（Freeport）一家麥當勞分店的照片，其外觀看起來像殯儀館，而裡面則像養老院。
這則推文很快走紅，而網民紛紛分享其他地方的奇特麥當勞分店照片作為回應。從火車、飛機到飛碟等造型，應有盡有。
在這麼多麥當勞分店中，有些是因為開設在特殊的地方而受到矚目，例如中華民國前總統蔣經國在大陸杭州的故居。儘管有人說這是糟蹋文物，但也有人認為這是讓老舊建築物盡其用。
There’s a McDonald’s in Hangzhou, China they put in the former residence of a Taiwanese president and I ate there because I’m a weak American who needed fries pic.twitter.com/RRg2hMnQOl
— Goindown2Shambletown (@Gentlemenhugs) May 9, 2020
而在美國奧克拉荷馬州的維尼塔（Vinita），有一家麥當勞分店竟然開設在公路的天橋上。
What about the highway overpass McDonald’s in Vinita, Oklahoma? https://t.co/ma5svIeW1w
— Dr. April C. Armstrong (@AprilCArmstrong) May 9, 2020
另外在加拿大卑詩省（British Columbia）的溫哥華，有一家麥當勞分店曾開設在駁船上，名為「友誼500強」（Friendship 500），現在已經關閉。
scoured this whole thread trying to find the McBargehttps://t.co/UaKY6Qv64z pic.twitter.com/tjU06IaEcD
— Zazzy Vageen (@ZazzyV) May 9, 2020
以下是其他一些奇特的麥當勞分店。
Barstow CA has a train McDonalds! pic.twitter.com/CXsCEWdXkJ
— Ian Weir (@gannjerrod) May 9, 2020
Taupo, NZ. There’s seating for eating inside the plane! pic.twitter.com/Ii4b6MoLtX
— melissa (@pretty_pebbles4) May 9, 2020
Reminds me of this one in Alconbury, which doesn’t exist anymore sadly pic.twitter.com/3jI3180Cqe
— Alya Zayed (@alya_zayed) May 9, 2020
I went to the flying saucer UFO McDonald’s in Roswell, NM a few years back pic.twitter.com/FLV3hIoYob
— Katie (@KatieOldham) May 9, 2020
The city of Gramado has some strict building codes, so the McDonald’s there looks like this pic.twitter.com/fp0Fa0899r
— Mary (em ) (@popkewitz) May 9, 2020
Dallas Zoo McDonald’s undefeated pic.twitter.com/Hh125MNaLo
— (nsfr) KNOWN ANGLOPHOBE (@nastyrat28) May 9, 2020
The one in my town (Kristiansand, Norway) is partially in a former bank building. Looks completely average on the inside, so I forget as soon as I’m inside or if I approach from the other end… pic.twitter.com/AjrnzIkRwV
— Helge M. Sanchez (@Helgemsanchez) May 9, 2020
Dreamy salmon pink McDonald’s in Belém, Portugal.
(Wish I had better pics of it, it was really pretty) pic.twitter.com/RapVMqMD26— (@collard_greens) May 10, 2020
McDonald’s near Saint-Lazare train station in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, France. pic.twitter.com/9xGEPW6JOK
— Lunacie (@LunacieIsadora) May 9, 2020
The only unique McDonald’s I’ve ever been to is “Rock and Roll” McDonald’s in Chicago. It had music memorabilia all over. I think I’d dig a funeral home vibe more actually pic.twitter.com/IWQ46z7Bgu
— B£NJAMIN (@TheNotoriousPIA) May 9, 2020
got a surprise looking for rainy day fries in Batumi, Georgia! pic.twitter.com/mOAyYgmqGM
— LB (@chixtapefan) May 9, 2020
This is a McDonald’s near where I live in Ireland, in a place called Bray. It used to be a town hall pic.twitter.com/cCW6gF8IvT
— Isolation Isolation it’s just the way we feel (@AbsoluteHunzo) May 9, 2020
McD’s in Antigua, Guatemala is the most Tardis of them all. Behold: pic.twitter.com/lP1Etbp7tC
— Rambling Roisin (@ramblingroisin) May 9, 2020
The world’s largest McDonald’s has finally entered the chat! Seriously miss the old look from before the refurb! pic.twitter.com/y6RMIX8SCN
— Kelly (Active/Pending) (@kelly_marth) May 9, 2020
We had a McDonald’s in Shrewsbury that looked normal from the outside but was actually built into the side of a 13th century medieval building. It had a whole suit of knight’s armour too but I can’t find a photo pic.twitter.com/ucfncYOi3T
— emma (@emlbakr) May 9, 2020
Art Deco McDonald’s. Location Melbourne Australia pic.twitter.com/u6ZjbNZqvF
— Soy Boy (@_LeftistVegan) May 9, 2020
If you know this one, I salute you pic.twitter.com/mscYO6Iy1h
— Josh P (@phatthamster) May 9, 2020
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