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Raising Cane’s Halloween Cup Is Back for 2026, and It’s $1.49 With Any Combo

By Philip Hernandez · Updated Nov. 1, 2026
A purple cup with a red Raising Cane's logo, printed with skeletons and a skeleton dog in a red bandana, in front of a purple night scene with skeletons, a ghost, and jack-o'-lantern pails

Raising Cane's 2026 Halloween Cup. Image: Raising Cane's

Raising Cane’s limited-edition Halloween Cup came back for 2026, a purple cup covered in skeletons, at $1.49 with the purchase of any combo or 32-ounce drink. It arrived on October 14 and was sold while supplies lasted, so ask at your restaurant if any are left.

The cup is in my Fall and Halloween Fast Food 2026 guide, with the other chains’ Halloween menus.

The 2026 Halloween Cup and How to Get It

The cup is printed with skeletons under the Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers logo, among them a mummy and a skeleton walking a skeleton dog in a red bandana. Raising Cane’s ordering site lists it at $1.49 with the purchase of any combo or 32-ounce drink, while supplies last.

The Caniac Combo already comes with a 32-ounce drink, and Raising Cane’s four other combos come with smaller drinks.

“It’s alive!! Our limited-edition Halloween Cup has arrived. Stop by and get yours today!” Raising Cane’s said in its posts on X and Instagram on October 14. The chain’s posts didn’t say whether this year’s cup glows in the dark, and they gave no end date beyond while supplies last.

A cartoon skeleton hand holds up a purple Raising Cane's cup outside a Raising Cane's restaurant at night, under the words Get a Limited-Edition Halloween Cup, While Supplies Last
A still from Raising Cane’s animated video for the cup, which X labels as made with AI. Image: Raising Cane’s

Last Year’s Glow-in-the-Dark Cup

Last year’s Halloween cup was Raising Cane’s first glow-in-the-dark cup, decorated with bats and ghosts, and it was $1.39 with any combo or 32-ounce drink through October 31, according to the Killeen Daily Herald. A QR code on that cup opened a haunted Raising Cane’s restaurant in virtual reality, where a “Capture the Bat” game gave prizes such as free fries, sauce, or toast.

In July, Raising Cane’s sold a glittery pink Megan Moroney collector’s cup the same way, added to any combo or 32-ounce drink, for the singer’s Cloud 9 Tour.

Other Halloween Cups and Buckets at Restaurants

Raising Cane’s ordering site shows the $1.49 Halloween Cup offer.

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