Lucky Duck Ice Cream Truck Is Adding To It’s Fleet And Expanding It’s Coverage Area In 2026

In March, we introduced you to Hampden resident Stacey Sullivan, who decided to fulfill a childhood dream of running an old-school ice cream truck providing folks with tasty treats this summer.

She believed that her community and kids were missing out on the "ice cream truck" experience, so she and her family stepped up and stepped in with the creation of the Lucky Duck Ice Cream Truck.

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This was their first summer making the rounds throughout Penobscot County, and Sullivan says it was a great summer!

"We had an amazing first year where we felt the communities really embraced the idea of a neighborhood ice cream truck experience. We couldn’t keep up with the demand and often ran out of time (daylight) to reach everyone who wanted to see us."

"Our event schedule was incredibly busy also, which is why we decided to add another truck for coverage and the ability to add more communities. "

"Customers thrived using our online tracking system and found it helpful as well. We want to continue to focus on traditional neighborhood routes, community events, specifically youth/HS sports, birthday parties, and community gatherings."

"This last season was amazing, but we hope to expand our services so more kids and communities can experience the Lucky Duck Ice Cream Truck."

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Sullivan says business was so good, they're adding a second truck for next year, allowing they to spread more sweet frozen love!

"It’s fully electric and will allow us to travel to events further away as well. It will give us another truck for neighborhood coverage and complement the vintage truck, which will be used primarily for events and local routes."

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Keep your eyes peeled next summer for the Lucky Duck Ice Cream trucks!