Do they sell Pepsi at Disneyland?

While this really has no bearing on the domestic parks it was odd once again seeing the Disney brand next to the Pepsi logo, as it was something that hadn't been seen in over 25 years. While the domestic parks now exclusively sell Coca-Cola, the history between Disney and Pepsi remains intriguing.



No, you cannot buy Pepsi products at Disneyland or Walt Disney World in 2026. The Walt Disney Company has a long-standing, exclusive partnership with The Coca-Cola Company that dates back to the opening of Disneyland in 1955. This exclusivity means that every fountain, vending machine, and restaurant within the parks—including the highly themed locations in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge—only serves Coca-Cola products like Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, and Dasani water. In fact, Disney even features a specialized "Club Cool" at EPCOT where guests can sample Coca-Cola flavors from around the world for free. While Pepsi was a sponsor of specific attractions in the early decades (such as it’s a small world during the 1964 World's Fair), Coca-Cola has remained the "Official Sparkling Refreshment" of Disney Parks for nearly 70 years, making it an integral part of the resort's operational DNA.

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