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Coca-Cola Store Orlando celebrates a decade at Disney

Coca-Cola Store Orlando celebrates a decade at Disney

Designed to resemble a 1920s Coca-Cola bottling plant, the location combines exclusive Disney and Coca-Cola merchandise with interactive experiences from around the world.

Coca-Cola Store Orlando is marking its 10th anniversary at Disney Springs, where the three-floor retail and entertainment destination is projected to welcome a record 3.5 million visitors in 2026. The store opened on July 2, 2016, and remains one of only three Coca-Cola Stores in the United States.

Coca-Cola Store Orlando celebrates 10 years at Disney Springs

Located in Disney Springs' Town Center, the store features a brick exterior and exposed interior brickwork inspired by Coca-Cola's early bottling facilities. Green glass elements at the entrance reference the silhouette of the brand's contour bottle.

A hand-blown, 10-foot-wide chandelier made from repurposed Coca-Cola bottles hangs above the entrance, while glass-lined ramps wind around the three floors. The design provides views across both the store and Disney Springs.

Three floors combine retail, experiences and global flavours

The first two floors focus on merchandise and interactive activities. Guests can personalise a 12 oz can at the Share a Coke station for $9.95, while a Disney-exclusive collection combines Coca-Cola and Disney characters across apparel and collectibles.

The third-floor Rooftop Beverage Bar offers views over Disney Springs alongside Coca-Cola flavours from more than 20 countries. The Around the World tray allows visitors to sample 14 flavours, while floats, seasonal mocktails and a rotating Drink of the Month provide additional options.

The beverage menu is updated regularly in response to local and consumer trends. A further menu refresh took place on September 1, adding mocktails and floats alongside monthly drink additions.

Coca-Cola Store Orlando reaches 3.5 million visitors

The store also offers guests the opportunity to take photos with a 7-foot-tall Coca-Cola Polar Bear as it moves around the sales floor.

Its merchandise range covers apparel, accessories, housewares, collectibles and drinkware, alongside collaborations with entertainment and fashion brands. Recent partnerships include The Devil Wears Prada 2, Marvel, adidas, Crocs, Converse and Kidrobot. The Disney × Coca-Cola collection is exclusive to the theme park.

Coca-Cola and Disney have worked together since 1942, giving the Orlando store a place within a partnership spanning more than eight decades. It is the largest of the three Coca-Cola Stores in the US, alongside locations in Atlanta and Las Vegas. The House of Coca-Cola, a beverage-focused retail experience, opened in Mexico City in December 2025.

Store associates shape the guest experience

Around 70 associates and leads work at the Orlando location, with additional staff joining during peak holiday periods.

Amy Valdez, Senior Manager, Coca-Cola Store Orlando: "What makes this store special is the experience — from the rooftop flavors from around the world to a photo with the Polar Bear. Ten years in, that sense of discovery is still what guests remember most."

Christophe Lair, Senior Director of Retail Operations & Administration, Coca-Cola : "For ten years, Coca-Cola Store Orlando, our largest retail experience location, has given millions of guests, both domestic and international, a place to taste, share and take home a piece of Coca-Cola."

www.coca-colacompany.com

 


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