Coca‑Cola Store Orlando Celebrates a Decade at Disney Springs

The store modeled after a 1920s bottling plant marks 10 years of welcoming millions, with a record 3.5 million visitors projected in 2026.

• Coca-Cola Store Orlando opened at Disney Springs on July 2, 2016, and remains one of only three Coca-Cola Stores in the United States.
  
  
• Three floors hold exclusive Disney® × Coca-Cola® merchandise, a Share a Coke station and a Rooftop Beverage Bar with flavors from more than 20 countries.
  
  
• The store’s 70-plus associates continue to create personal moments, from Polar Bear photo ops to panoramic views over Disney Springs.

What does a 1920s Coca-Cola bottling plant look like inside a modern shopping district? Walk through Disney Springs’ Town Center, themed to evoke a historic Florida waterfront settlement from roughly the 1880s to the 1920s, and you’ll find the answer. Coca-Cola Store Orlando’s brick exterior and exposed interior brick nod to the brand’s earliest days, while green glass accents at the entry mirror the silhouette of the classic contour bottle.

Inside, a hand-blown, 10-foot-wide chandelier made entirely from repurposed Coca-Cola bottles hangs at the entrance. Winding, glass-lined ramps circle the interior around three floors, offering sweeping sightlines of both Disney Springs and the store itself. Every surface, every angle, pulls you deeper into the space.

Coca-Cola Store Orlando sits at the intersection of two names that have traveled together since 1942, more than eight decades of partnership between Coca-Cola and Disney. That relationship gives this location a distinct identity as the largest of only three Coca-Cola Stores in the United States, alongside Atlanta (as part of the World of Coca‑Cola) and Las Vegas. The retail footprint also extends beyond the U.S.: the House of Coca-Cola, a beverage-led retail experience, opened in Mexico City in December 2025.

The store’s official positioning describes it as “the place for exclusive Coca‑Cola branded merchandise, unique and entertaining experiences and true refreshment that inspires the senses”, and it delivers on that promise.

Each level offers something different, and that layered design is a big reason guests keep returning.

The first and second floors are built around shopping and hands-on activities. Guests browse an extensive merchandise range, then head to the Share a Coke station to personalize a 12 oz can for $9.95 with a name or nickname. A theme-park-exclusive collection pairs iconic Disney and Coca‑Cola characters on apparel and collectibles found nowhere else.

Up on the third-floor Rooftop Beverage Bar, panoramic views of Disney Springs pair with flavors from around the globe. The “Around the World” tray lets you sample 14 different flavors, with more than 20 countries represented on the fountain.

Floats, seasonal mocktails and a rotating “Drink of the Month” keep the menu fresh. Past favorites include the Tropical Rainbow (a Pride celebration for June), the Cucumber Melon Spritz (made with Fanta Melon Frosty from Thailand, a guest favorite) and the Frosted Cranberry Mint for winter. Guests can also order a flight of three mocktails, choosing any three offerings in a small 7-oz. pour to build their own tasting experience.

The menu swaps and updates frequently based on local and consumer trends — including a full refresh on Sept. 1 with new mocktails and floats, plus new drinks every month. There’s always a reason to stop by and see what’s pouring next.

Throughout the store, lucky guests can look for an iconic chance encounter: a free photo op with the 7-foot-tall Coca‑Cola Polar Bear. Guests can take selfies and interact as he roams the sales floor. Bear hugs and high fives are encouraged.

The retail floors feel like a deep catalog of the brand’s reach. Apparel spans men’s, women’s and youth lines: tees, hoodies, loungewear and outerwear. Accessories include bags, hats, socks, footwear and jewelry, while the housewares selection covers holiday décor, collectibles, drinkware, home and entertaining items and family entertainment.

Collectors will find collabs and limited-edition merch with entertainment brands like The Devil Wears Prada 2 and Marvel®, and collaborations with adidas®, Crocs™, Converse® and Kidrobot® that bring the brand into fashion and culture. Beloved names like Diet Coke®, Coca‑Cola Zero Sugar, Sprite®, Fanta, Topo Chico™, Coca‑Cola Cherry and Tab® all have a presence, and only here can shoppers pick up the theme-park-exclusive Disney × Coca‑Cola collection.

For the roughly 70 associates and leads who bring the store to life each day (and more during the holidays), this anniversary carries personal weight.

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

Christophe Lair, Senior Director of Retail Operations & Administration, reflects on the milestone: “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.”

Admission is always free. You’ll find Coca‑Cola Store Orlando at 1512 E Buena Vista Dr., Orlando, FL 32830, in the Town Center district of Disney Springs.

• Hours: Sunday–Thursday, 10 a.m.-11 p.m.; Friday–Saturday, 10 a.m.-11:30 p.m. (subject to change).
  
  
• By car: Take I-4 to Exit 67 toward Epcot/Disney Springs, then merge onto E Buena Vista Dr. Complimentary self-parking is available in the Disney Springs lots and structures.
  
  
• By bus or boat: Disney resort guests can also use complimentary bus or water transportation (check resorts for availability and schedules).
  
  

Can’t make it to a physical location? No problem! Find the latest collaborations, vintage-inspired apparel, décor and collectibles around the clock at the Coca‑Cola Store (US) or our International store.

10 years after opening, Coca‑Cola Store Orlando keeps doing what it set out to do, one personalized can, one bear hug and one rooftop toast at a time. With 3.5 million visitors projected in 2026, year 10 is shaping up to be the store’s biggest chapter yet.

“Reaching this milestone at Disney Springs is a real point of pride for our team,” says Lair. “They strive on a daily basis to provide a premium guest experience to every single visitor.”

Here’s to the next decade in Orlando!