In an effort to accommodate an aging customer base and make the McDonald's experience 'super fun for seniors 65 to 95,' the fast-food chain unveiled its new Senior Citizen PlayPlaces Wednesday. 'The ball pit has a special winch to lower seniors into and out of it,' said day-shift manager Will Earle, adding that the tunnel-maze has multiple exits in case seniors become disoriented or scared. 'We have a slide wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs, and on Saturdays, Ronald himself stops by to make balloon animals and just talk to the old folks. They like talking to Ronald.' McDonald's confirmed plans to open even more senior PlayPlaces by 2013, saying they provide a space in which children can enjoy a meal and still keep an eye on their elderly parents or grandparents. 