News Coca-Cola x Star Wars Collaboration Brings New Bottles to Disney Parks

[Tori]

Maybe I'm remembering things wrong, but as I recall Coca-Cola doesn't charge Disney for any of their products in order to maintain their exclusive product rights in the Parks. So if there are budget cuts here its on the Coca-Cola side not Disney.

But it just sounds like this is a new collectable can/bottle, not a replacement for the thermal detonator ones in GE.

That’s how I interpreted it too.

 

[rle4lunch]

Soft drink prices have went up globally over 35% since 2022. A 12 pack of Coke on average costs $8, whereas in 2020 they were averaging $4.25, which marks an increase of close to 100% in 5 years. Future outlook looks at an average price increase of 5% end over end for the foreseeable future. Disney is pretty much given coke products to sell at whatever prices they want. I'm guessing that the skim a pretty decent profit off of the product before coke gets theirs.

 

[John park hopper]

I'm sure Disney gets a major break on the cost from Coke due to volume. Disney jacks the price up to "guests" Hate to think what these will cost. Worst thing to drink in the heat --all that sugar