Don’t miss a visit to the Coca-Cola Store in Las Vegas, even if you’re not a fan of sweet sodas from Atlanta. This two-story store, located right on the Strip, is easy to spot thanks to the giant Coca-Cola bottle, and entry is free. Some of the souvenirs inside are so bizarre that they’re worth seeing in person. Another interesting experience is the opportunity to sample licensed Coca-Cola sodas from around the world.
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Coca-Cola Scented T-Shirt, Giant Piggy Bank, and Other Souvenirs
Coca-Cola has a long history in the United States; the dark drink was first served on May 8, 1886 at Jacobs’ Pharmacy in Atlanta, Georgia. Since then, Coca-Cola has become a globally popular drink. The soda, which contains 106 grams of sugar per liter, can be found in most fast-food restaurants, stores, or at sports events.
It’s no surprise that Coca-Cola sells a wide range of souvenirs, from regular clothing to unique items. At the World of Coca-Cola, souvenirs are displayed on several shelves. The selection includes, for example, t-shirts that smell like sodas such as Fanta, Sprite, or Coca-Cola itself. The seller claims the scent lasts through several washes.
Among the souvenirs, you’ll find glasses, mugs, ashtrays, sheets, towels, and hats. Some of the more unusual items include a baseball cap with a bottle opener on the inside of the brim or a piggy bank shaped like a Coca-Cola bottle with a height of 58 cm.
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Tasting Coca-Cola Sodas from Around the World
What would a Coca-Cola store be without the chance to taste the soda? On the second floor of the World of Coca-Cola, there’s a bistro where you can try licensed sodas that are specific to different parts of the world.
A tasting set of 16 sodas in cups costs $17.00 (price without tax as of March 2025). You can also create a tasting set with more sodas, which can optionally include ice cream. The soda selection changes regularly, and you can find the current offering on the website. Each drink is accompanied by the country of origin and a brief description of what makes it interesting.
During my visit, I tried a pine nut soda from South Africa, Inca Cola from Peru, and a black currant flavored drink from Mauritius. Some of the more unusual flavors available include cucumber Sprite from Romania, blackberry soda Mazoe from Zimbabwe, and Fanta Kolita, which is exclusively made in Costa Rica.
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How to Visit the Coca-Cola Store in Las Vegas
🗺️ Where to Find World of Coca-Cola
World of Coca-Cola is located right on the Strip between the Monte Carlo, MGM Grand, and New York, New York hotels. The exact address is 3785 Las Vegas Blvd., and the store’s signature feature is the giant Coca-Cola bottle embedded in the storefront. Right next to the store, you’ll find chocolate M&M figures.
🕒 Opening Hours
The store opens daily at 9:00 AM. From Monday to Thursday, it closes at 10:00 PM, and from Friday to Sunday, it stays open until 11:00 PM. On certain public holidays, the store may be closed or have altered hours.
💡 Tips for Visiting
The souvenirs at the store are overpriced, and overall, it’s a tourist attraction with all that entails. However, if you happen to be passing by the Coca-Cola Store in Las Vegas, I recommend stopping in for a few minutes. The biggest draw of the store is the opportunity to taste hard-to-find sodas from all over the world.
If you enjoy unique attractions, be sure to visit the Heart Attack Grill restaurant while in Las Vegas.
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