What pop varieties are available ?

[rosebud's mom]

I asked this question in another thread, but didn't want it to get lost in the 15 or so pages on refillable mug controversy !

I know that the line is exclusively Coke products, but can anyone tell me just what is available in the refill stations at the resorts ? I'm hoping that Vanilla Coke, or at least Cherry will be there. (My husband's addicted.. )

Also, is hot chocolate available also ?

Thanks everyone !

 

[nicholas]

I am pretty sure they had Vanilla Coke. But now that I actually focus and try to remember, it's hazy. But gut reaction was yes, it's there.

And I love that you called it pop. Haven't heard that since I lived in the midwest five years ago. Brought me back to childhood

 

[rosebud's mom]

I wondered if I should have changed that, but its too ingrained in me to call it anything else. I was born and raised in Ohio. At 28 I moved to Florida and lived there for 6 years or so. EVERYONE kept asking me if I was from Pittsburgh ! ( actually, my hometown is about an hour away.)

I NEVER adjusted to saying "soda". Reminds me too much of the Seinfeld episode. :lol:

 

[Gail Hayden]

I wondered if I should have changed that, but its too ingrained in me to call it anything else. I was born and raised in Ohio. At 28 I moved to Florida and lived there for 6 years or so. EVERYONE kept asking me if I was from Pittsburgh ! ( actually, my hometown is about an hour away.)

I NEVER adjusted to saying "soda". Reminds me too much of the Seinfeld episode. :lol:

We called it tonic when I was growing up.

Yes, hot chocolate is available. Coffee and iced tea too.

 

[crazygirley]

You can get Vanilla Coke at Pop Century. I have not seen it anywhere else.

 

[KaliSplash]

Neither pop nor soda here in S.C. It's a soft drink (as opposed to the stuff we often put in them to make it 'not-a-soft' drink!)
I've only seen the standard coke/diet coke/sprite/orange at the ones I recall, WL and AS. Maybe I haven't been paying close enough attention, since those four cover my family.

 

[PetePan]

Pop...

It's also pop for me(close to Chicago). I used to think it was funny when my Uncle who was from the south would call it soda. I also like how some people just call it Coke, no matter what kind of pop it is. They definitely have Vanilla Coke at Pop Century and Cherry Coke at All-Star Music. Other than those two resorts, I'm not sure.

 

[s25843]

I really have not seen much of the "Side soda lines" at wdw, much of the fountain machines stick to the original lines (Reg coke, diet, etcc)

 

[dandaman]

Beverly. :hurl: :lookaroun

 

[dandaman]

I wondered if I should have changed that, but its too ingrained in me to call it anything else. I was born and raised in Ohio. At 28 I moved to Florida and lived there for 6 years or so. EVERYONE kept asking me if I was from Pittsburgh ! ( actually, my hometown is about an hour away.)

I NEVER adjusted to saying "soda". Reminds me too much of the Seinfeld episode. :lol:

These crazy Canadians up here call it anything they want! :lol: (laughs maniacally)

 

[Nora]

Yay for Pop!!! I grew up in Ohio and haven't lived there in years, but I still insist on pop over soda. When I lived in Philadelphia people would pretend that they didn't understand what I was asking for (for goodness sakes people! What other product sold at McDonald's could be referred to as pop!)

 

[kanepresten]

"Pop" century has got the POP! HAHAHA! OHOHOH! HAAAA! iKILLmyself! a centuries worth of soda pop?!?! HIOOOOO!

 

[Raven66]

I call it soda. People make fun of me for it. When we lived in Michigan it was pop and I would say soda just to be different. I'm not a good blender. :lol:

Anyway, at ASMovies they had Cherry Coke. My DH loves Vanilla Coke so I hope they have it now. :slurp:

 

[dandaman]

As long as I have my orange Fanta, no one gets hurt!

 

[Katherine]

Yeah I live in Ohio and we call it pop and when I went to North Carolina for the summer everyone would give me like "what was that?" look joking of course. Another thing that people found funny was that I called a lollipop a sucker. is that a north/midwest thing too?

They do serve hot chocolate. I took advantage of that when we went down during last spring break. hmmm sooo good. :slurp:

 

[Figment1986]

hmmm.. Pop.. (midwest) Soda..(south) Soft Drinks..(where hard drinks are mostly) Hard Drinks.. (not in my kitchen behind the pina calada mix..) woops remove that last one... :lookaroun

I know they have cheery coke... not sure about vanilla coke... They have Mellow Yellow too... for the persion who wanta a sugar high and ride something dangerous...

 

[Jekyll Baker]

Well here in south Georgia, "soda" or "coke" is used - and "coke" can mean any flavor, but usually cola flavor. I've always attributed that to the fact that Coca-Cola is from Atlanta. I'm also familiar with "pop", since my mother's from Milwaukee, WI (I've never heard her use "pop", but her parents always did)

 

[astewart]

Yeah I live in Ohio and we call it pop and when I went to North Carolina for the summer everyone would give me like "what was that?" look joking of course. Another thing that people found funny was that I called a lollipop a sucker. is that a north/midwest thing too?

They do serve hot chocolate. I took advantage of that when we went down during last spring break. hmmm sooo good. :slurp:

I'm from atlantic canada, and it's POP here... and we call them suckers here too... none of that lolipop nonsense..... Then again, we also call backpacks, or school bags, "kit bags" hehe.. i think it's only in our province tho!

 

[Thunder5921]

I call it pop, too. I kindof hated it in school cause my maiden name was pop but spelled different. I wasn't the only family with the pop last name. My maiden name was Paup and other family was Popp. Plus I hated that my name was a sentence....... ______ (my first name) Mae Paup. But my mother always told me that I will not be stuck with a sentence as my full name forever. Well, I got married 4+ yrs ago to wonderful guy. I still have a sentence as my full name.... _______ (first name) Mae Stahl (Stull). This middle name has been in my family for 5 generations. I'm proud to be carrying this name on. But I have to laugh, at least I'm not going to pop anymore but just stull. :lol:

 

[rosebud's mom]

Wow ! Nice to know there are so many fellow Ohio residents here ! And, Gail, "tonic" is a new one to me.

When I lived in Florida I met a wonderful Southern woman, born and raised for generations in the deep south and there truly aren't that many natives in the Daytona area ! :lol: What I thought was really charming was that she called it " Co-Cola". Left out that second syllable.