McBarge floating McDonald's restaurant

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The McBarge floating McDonald's restaurant was a futuristic, barge-based fast-food outlet built for Vancouver’s Expo 86 that became an iconic but later abandoned symbol of the fair.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Expo 86 attraction
barge
floating restaurant
former McDonald's restaurant
access via gangways from shore
alsoKnownAs Friendship 500 NERFINISHED
brand McDonald's NERFINISHED
builtFor Expo 86 NERFINISHED
condition derelict for many years after Expo 86
constructionMaterial steel barge hull
country Canada
culturalRole local landmark
urban exploration site
designedAs futuristic fast-food restaurant
self-contained floating structure
designedBy architects commissioned by McDonald's Canada
designedTo be relocatable after Expo 86
event Expo 86 NERFINISHED
feature glass walls
modernist interior
onboard kitchen
walkways for customer access
heritageStatus unofficial cultural icon of Vancouver
industry fast food
locatedIn British Columbia
Burrard Inlet NERFINISHED
Vancouver
mediaCoverage subject of news reports about abandonment
notableFor association with Expo 86
being a floating McDonald's restaurant
futuristic architectural style
long-term abandonment after the fair
openedDuring Expo 86 world’s fair NERFINISHED
openingYear 1986
operatedBy McDonald's NERFINISHED
ownership private owners after Expo 86
postExpoLocation Burrard Inlet near Vancouver NERFINISHED
purpose fast-food service to Expo 86 visitors
served fries
hamburgers
soft drinks
standard McDonald's menu items
statusAfterExpo abandoned
closed
structureType two-storey barge
symbolOf 1980s McDonald's brand image
futuristic design at Expo 86
theme transportation and communication

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Expo 86 notableAttraction McBarge floating McDonald's restaurant