McDonald's Pumpkin & Crème Pie: Calories, Price and How to Find One
- The Pumpkin & Crème Pie has 280 calories, per McDonald’s own product page.
- That page is live, which is the strongest available confirmation the item is on the US menu.
- McDonald’s publishes no price for it. Not a range, not a suggested price — a scan of the whole rendered page found no currency figure at all.
- There is no official way to find a restaurant carrying it. The page says ‘at participating McDonald’s’ and offers no list, map or locator.
- Third-party coverage has reported $2.39 for one and $3.99 for two at some restaurants. That is an observation at specific locations, not a national price.
- At 280 calories it sits below every McFlurry and shake McDonald’s lists beside it, and above only the plain vanilla cone.
- No end date is published, so how long it stays is not something anyone can tell you.
280 calories, and no price — because McDonald’s does not publish one.
The Pumpkin & Crème Pie is on McDonald’s US menu: its official product page is live, which is the firmest confirmation available. What that page will not tell you is what it costs or which restaurants have it.
What it is, and the calories
280 calories. It is a baked pie in a sugar-coated pastry crust, split down the middle — pumpkin filling on one side, crème on the other.
For context, using the four desserts McDonald’s lists next to it on the same page:
| Item | Calories |
|---|---|
| Vanilla Cone | 200 |
| Pumpkin & Crème Pie | 280 |
| OREO McFlurry | 410 |
| Chocolate Shake | 520 |
| M&M’S McFlurry | 570 |
It is the second lightest thing on its own shelf — roughly half a McFlurry, and about double a plain cone. All five figures come from the same page, so they are at least being measured the same way.
On allergens: McDonald’s publishes ingredient information covering the nine major allergens identified by the US Food and Drug Administration, and warns that shared kitchen equipment makes cross-contact possible.
Why there is no national price
Because McDonald’s restaurants are mostly run by franchisees who set their own prices.
This is not a gap in the reporting. The official product page carries no currency figure anywhere on it — no price, no range, no “starting at”. That is normal for McDonald’s and it is the reason every price you see quoted for a menu item is really a price at one restaurant.
| The official page confirms | It does not say |
|---|---|
| 280 calories | The price — franchisees set their own |
| What is in it | Which restaurants have it — only “participating” |
| Allergen information for nine major allergens | How long it is around for — no end date given |
| That it is on the US menu — the page is live |
What people are actually paying
Third-party coverage has reported $2.39 for one and $3.99 for two at some restaurants.
Treat that as one data point, not a rate card. It is an observation at specific locations, reported by someone other than McDonald’s, and the whole reason it varies is the franchise model described above. Your restaurant may charge more or less, and neither would be unusual.
One further wrinkle if you order for delivery: McDonald’s states that McDelivery prices may be higher than in-restaurant prices, with delivery and other fees on top, and that ordering that way requires opting in to its Rewards programme.
How to find one near you
There is no official answer, and this page is not going to invent one.
McDonald’s says “at participating McDonald’s” and stops there — no list, no map, no locator for this item. What that leaves you is unglamorous but reliable:
- Check the McDonald’s app or site for your specific restaurant. Menus are per-location, so the item appearing there is the closest thing to confirmation you can get without asking.
- Call the restaurant. For a seasonal item that arrives at different locations at different times, this remains the fastest way to avoid a wasted trip.
- Do not rely on a national announcement meaning your restaurant has it. Third-party coverage described the pie returning during August 2026 and appearing at selected restaurants before wider availability — which is exactly the pattern that makes “it’s back” and “it’s at my McDonald’s” different statements.
What the official page does and doesn’t promise
It promises: 280 calories, a pumpkin-and-crème filled pie, allergen information, and its own existence on the menu.
It promises nothing about: what you will pay, where you can get it, or when it goes away.
That is a short list of certainties for a seasonal item, and it is worth knowing which half of what you read is which.
The bottom line
280 calories, on the US menu now, and priced by whoever owns your local restaurant.
Reported at $2.39 in some places — but that is one observation, and the official page has no price on it at all. Check your own restaurant in the app before you go.
Calories, description, allergen position and participation wording from McDonald’s own US product page, read 5 September 2026. Observed prices and return timing are third-party and labelled in place. Not dietary advice.