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McDonald's Reopens On Route 611 In Horsham
The Route 611 fast-food chain was closed for over a year due to an electrical fire.
HORSHAM TOWNSHIP, PA — The Golden Arches are once again beaming for customers in the township and area.
After being closed for over a year due to a fire, the McDonald's restaurant on Route 611 has recently reopened, once again giving customers their coffee, Big Macs, French fries, and Happy Meals.
The Easton Road eatery was closed following a December 2024 fire.
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The electrical fire was mainly in the basement, but the entire restaurant had smoke and water damage, township officials said.
Township officials said the majority of their business is the drive- thru.
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Officials said McDonald's submitted plans to the township to expand the length of the drive-thru lane to add another window to make the drive-thru more efficient.
Officials said McDonald's won't be adding a second drive-thru lane. They will be adding pedestrian lamps and landscaping along Easton Road.
Township officials had said in August that McDonald's hoped to reopen by the end of the year, or sometime early in 2026.
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