Enjoy your peanut butter M&Ms with an added bite by collecting the new Jurassic World Rebirth limited-edition collectible packs! With the latest Jurassic World film coming to theaters this July, Mars has partnered with Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment to mix M&Ms with the prehistoric.
Alongside these charming themed packages, fans can also get access to special perks and exclusive content through the M&M's Fun Club. Sign up at mms.com/fun-club to begin earning points to use toward rewards and other special offerings.
Part of the fun will be trying to collect the three varieties of M&M's Jurassic World Rebirth packs and snapping photos of them. Those photos can then be exchanged for points that you can use for exclusive prizes. You'll also be able to earn points by scanning receipts and more.
Based on the photo of the official packaging embedded below, it looks like they are themed around land, sea, and air. The land pack features a Velociraptor while the sea one touts the Mosasaurus. The Quetzalcoatlus takes center stage on the "air" package.
These three limited packages are M&M's Mega Peanut Butter-flavored and come in the share size. They are available through the official MMS.com website and from participating retailers nationwide.
Jurassic World Rebirth will be released theatrically on July 2, just in time for the July 4th weekend.
Set five years after the events of Jurassic World Dominion, the world has proven mostly inhospitable to dinosaurs, with many of them living in isolated areas near the equator. But when it is discovered that several of the largest dionsaurs have the key to a potentially life-saving drug in their DNA, a team of operatives must set out to retrieve the genetic material.
Scarlett Johansson stars as covert operations expert Zora Bennett, tasked with leading a team on this dangerous mission, including paleontologist Dr. Henry Loomis (Jonathan Bailey) and team leader Duncan Kincaid (Mahershala Ali). The film also stars Rupert Friend, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, and more. Gareth Edwards directs a script from original Jurassic Park writer David Koepp.