Looney Tunes come to Krispy Kreme for the first time ever — just in time for Halloween
Bugs Bunny is dressing up as a vampire, Taz has been mummified and Tweety and Sylvester are popping out of a jack-o’-lantern for a new Halloween collaboration between Krispy Kreme and Looney Tunes.
Beginning Oct. 6, Krispy Kreme is bringing five Warner Bros. characters to its doughnut case for a limited-time Halloween collection available at participating shops across the United States. Select doughnuts will also make their way beyond Krispy Kreme stores in special six-packs delivered to participating retailers.
The new collection marks the first time Bugs Bunny and his Looney Tunes friends have appeared on Krispy Kreme doughnuts, but their history with theme parks and fast food goes back decades. And this Halloween, the characters aren’t only dressing up for Krispy Kreme — they’re celebrating spooky season at Six Flags parks, too.
Here’s what’s in the new collection, where you can find it outside Krispy Kreme shops and how the collaboration fits into Looney Tunes’ long history of theme park attractions and fast-food collectibles.
Looney Tunes Krispy Kreme doughnuts arrive Oct. 6
Beginning today Oct. 6, the Looney Tunes Halloween Collection will be available for a limited time at participating Krispy Kreme shops across the United States. The four-doughnut collection features Bugs Bunny, Tweety and Sylvester, Taz and Lola Bunny, with most of the characters getting a Halloween makeover.
The Bugs Bunny Doughnut is filled with chocolate dulce Kreme, dipped in red dulce icing and finished with chocolate drizzle, bat sprinkles and a vampire Bugs Bunny sugar piece.
The Tweety and Sylvester Doughnut starts with an Original Glazed doughnut dipped in candy corn-flavored icing and confetti sprinkles, topped with Tweety and Sylvester emerging from a pumpkin.
The Taz Doughnut is filled with OREO Cookies & Kreme, dipped in chocolate icing and OREO pieces, drizzled with green icing and topped with a mummy Taz sugar piece.
Finally, the Lola Bunny Doughnut is an Original Glazed doughnut topped with a purple buttercreme-flavored swirl, gold stars and a Lola Bunny sugar piece.
Courtesy of Krispy Kreme
You may find the Looney Tunes doughnuts at grocery stores, too
The collection isn’t limited entirely to Krispy Kreme shops. Krispy Kreme says some of the doughnuts will also be sold in six-packs delivered fresh to select U.S. retailers.
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Looney Tunes are celebrating Halloween at theme parks, too
Looney Tunes have a prominent place in theme park Halloween celebrations this year, particularly at Six Flags.
Six Flags Magic Mountain is celebrating the first Halloween season for its reimagined Looney Tunes Land, which features four themed areas inspired by Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Taz, Road Runner and other characters.
During the park’s family-friendly Tricks and Treats event, guests can follow a trick-or-treat trail through Taz’s Exploration Trail in Looney Tunes Land. Two Looney Tunes offerings are also new for 2026.
Courtesy of Six Flags
The Looney Tunes Halloween Dance Party brings the characters together for a Halloween costume and dance party. “What’s in a Brain” features Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck as news reporters covering the opening of a hotel before becoming part of a zany science experiment.
The characters are celebrating Halloween elsewhere in the Six Flags chain as well. Six Flags Discovery Kingdom’s Tricks and Treats includes “Spooktastic! A Looney Tunes Halloween Party.” The show features Looney Tunes characters arriving in costume for a Halloween party that turns into a costume contest, with Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck among the characters caught up in the competition.
The Halloween events are separate from the new Krispy Kreme collaboration, but they give Looney Tunes fans another way to celebrate spooky season with the characters in 2026.
Looney Tunes have a history with fast food, too
The Krispy Kreme collection is the first time Looney Tunes characters have appeared on the company’s doughnuts, but it isn’t the characters’ first trip into the fast-food world.
McDonald’s partnered with Looney Tunes for a Happy Meal tied to the original “Space Jam” in 1996. A Bugs Bunny toy from that promotion was selected to return in 2019, when McDonald’s celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Happy Meal by bringing back a selection of toys from its history.
Bugs and the Tune Squad returned to McDonald’s in 2021 for “Space Jam: A New Legacy.” The limited-time Happy Meal included one of 12 Looney Tunes character toys, with McDonald’s describing the promotion as the characters’ first Happy Meal appearance since 1996.
That makes Krispy Kreme the latest stop in a documented restaurant history that has included Bugs Bunny and his friends appearing alongside fast food
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