To celebrate the reboot of the hit 90s kids' show 'All That,' Nickelodeon has created a real-life Good Burger pop-up. If you're lucky enough to visit the pop-up, you'll finally hear the words, "Welcome to Good Burger, home of the Good Burger, may I take your order?" in person.
To announce the new Good Burger pop-up, Nickelodeon launched a promo video with 'All That' star Kel Mitchell. In the promo, Mitchell tells fans to come on down to grab some Good Burgers, Good Chunks, and Good Shakes. There will also be games and plenty of opportunities for photos at the pop-up restaurant.
If you're looking to sink your teeth into a juicy Good Burger, reservations open up on Monday, June 17th.
Image Credit: <i>Nickelodeon.</i>
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Pop-up Experiences
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Sectors Adopting This
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