New Coca-Cola murals appeared at Magic Kingdom Park‘s Sleepy Hollow restaurant this week, increasing the beverage company’s branding visibility in Liberty Square beyond the “Hosted by Coca-Cola” signs added in 2025. Here’s what Walt Disney World Resort guests might notice on their next visit.
Two New Signs Installed
One mural on the building’s side, near the pickup window, features a vintage glass Coca-Cola bottle with the text: “A Revolutionary Concoction – Coca-Cola now with Carbonation & Ice.”
The second sign was added to a wooden cast-member door originally labeled “Sleepy Hollow Inn – Ice Deliveries.” New text now reads: “A Rustic Drink For Rustic Folks – Coca-Cola.
WDWNT documented the changes on Facebook, showing themed signage painted on the building and added to cast member doors.
Walt Disney World Resort added “Hosted by Coca-Cola” beneath Sleepy Hollow’s main sign in 2025. The latest murals further expand the company’s presence at the Liberty Square Quick-Service location, known for fresh waffles, funnel cakes, and corn dogs.
Decades-Long Partnership
Coca-Cola and Walt Disney World Resort have partnered since the Most Magical Place on Earth opened in 1971, extending a relationship that began with Disneyland Resort in 1955. Disney parks exclusively serve Coca-Cola beverages, and the company sponsors multiple Quick-Service locations, including Club Cool at EPCOT. Coca-Cola even created exclusive bottles for Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland Park and Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Dedicated Coca-Cola fans can visit the three-story Coca-Cola store at the Disney Springs shopping and dining district. The location offers two floors of souvenirs, meet-and-greets with a seven-foot polar bear, and a third-floor rooftop tasting deck where guests sample soft drink flavors from around the world.
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