Why One McDonald’s Has Turquoise Arches
Normally, the golden arches are one of the most recognizable symbols on Earth. From major cities to small towns, the bright yellow “M” signals fast food and familiarity. But in Sedona, that golden glow has been replaced with a cool turquoise, turning this McDonald’s into a small but notable landmark for visitors.
The unusual color choice wasn’t a marketing stunt. Sedona enforces strict building codes to preserve the harmony of its landscapes. When McDonald’s planned to open a location in 1993, city officials worried that the traditional gold would clash sharply with the surrounding red rock scenery.
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