This week, Walt Disney World Resort added more tributes to a third-party company to its original theme park: the Magic Kingdom. Here’s what we know about the changes, and what you might notice on your next visit to the Most Magical Place on Earth. New Signs at Magic Kingdom Park On February 23, Disney Park guests noticed new themed Coca-Cola signs around Sleepy Hollow, a Quick-Service dining location in Liberty Square at the Magic Kingdom. The changes came after Walt Disney World Resort added signs reading “Hosted by Coca-Cola” beneath the restaurant’s sign in 2025. Credit: Gator Chris, Flickr One of the new Coca-Cola signs is painted on the side of the building near the pick-up window. It features a vintage glass Coca-Cola bottle and reads: “A Revolutionary Concoction – Coca-Cola now with Carbonation & Ice.” The other is on a wooden, cast-member-only door that originally read: “Sleepy Hollow Inn – Ice Deliveries.” Now, there is an additional sign reading “A Rustic Drink For Rustic Folks – Coca-Cola.” WDWNT shared the news along with this photo on Facebook: Sleepy Hollow is famous for its fresh waffles, funnel cakes, and corn dogs. A Long-Standing Relationship Credit: The Coca-Cola Company Walt Disney World Resort and Coca-Cola have been partners since the Central Florida vacation destination opened in 1971, following the carbonated beverage company’s successful relationship with Disneyland Resort since its grand opening in 1955. The Disney parks exclusively serve Coca-Cola beverages, and the company has sponsored
