Hirakata, Osaka, Japan｜McDonald's

Located in Hirakata Park, it is used by many visitors during lunch hours. It's a pity that there are no outlets, but when it rains, it becomes a standard shelter from the rain. By the way, Keihan's "Hira-pa Go! Go! Ticket" is a great deal for going out to Hira-pa. At Hirakata Park, an admission fee of 1800 yen for adults is required before using attractions such as rides. However, the Hira-Par Go! Go! ticket sold at Keihan stations is the same 1,800 yen, and comes with the benefits of the Hira-Par entrance fee + unlimited Keihan train rides for one day. What's more, if you present this ticket, you can get a 10% discount off the bill when purchasing souvenirs and other items at the shops in the park. In addition, even with this ticket, the price of other companies' versions such as Osaka Metro is slightly higher, and the Keihan ticket is only valid for a round trip from Keihan boarding station to Hirakatakoen station, so it is not unlimited rides on Keihan. The Keihan version purchased at Keihan is 1,800 yen and comes with unlimited Keihan rides for one day, so in effect, the Keihan train fare to Hirapa is free. Moreover, since it is unlimited rides on Keihan, it is calculated that you can also take a detour in the direction of Kyoto etc. for free.

If you use mobile ordering, you won't have any problems and don't have to wait in line! There aren't many seats, so you'll probably end up ordering takeout and eating outside.

Hey, you're standing in front of the store reading this, waiting in a long line! You can (and now do) mobile ordering here! Waiting in line is a waste of time! (lol) There's a stage show in the afternoon, so you want to eat early, right? Place your mobile order, enter through the exit, and pick it up quickly. If the weather is nice, get takeout and eat it around. If you place a mobile order, you can skip 30 people in line and receive your order.