which mlb parks serve coca cola?

[xtimx]

this is kind of a weird question i know but i LOVE coke and hate pepsi so i like knowing if i have to bring my own when i visit a new stadium. i emailed coke asking if they had a list of stadiums they are in but no response.

of the stadiums i have been to:
shea - pepsi
yankee stadium - coke
safeco field - pepsi
citizens bank park - coke
camden yards - coke
rfk stadium - pepsi
turner field - coke (i would hope so)
i can't remember what pac bell or fenway had but i think it was coke and pepsi respectively.

[west coast orange and black]

mays field (nee pac bell, sbc, at+t) serves coca-cola products.

[nymetsgiantspolo]

I remember when Yankee Stadium served RC cola sometime in the 90's.... or at least they sponsored bat day. Whatever happened to bat day? Too dangerous?

[Elvis]

http://sothathappened.typepad.com/main/images/dscn0407.jpg

A Dodger Dog eaten with a Pepsi would be a terrible thing... I believe it's actually against the law.

[nymetsgiantspolo]

http://sothathappened.typepad.com/main/images/dscn0407.jpg

A Dodger Dog eaten with a Pepsi would be a terrible thing... I believe it's actually against the law.

I prefer pepsi personally.... but to each his own. I still do have coke when there is no pepsi.....

[Williamsburg2599]

I forget which one Fenway serves....;):
http://www.fenwayfanatics.com/images/fenway/coke_bottles2.jpg

[nymetsgiantspolo]

I forget which one Fenway serves....;):

Moxie.

http://www.fenwayfanatics.com/images/fenway/coke_bottles2.jpg



Oops.

[Urbanshocker13]

I remember when Yankee Stadium served RC cola sometime in the 90's.... or at least they sponsored bat day. Whatever happened to bat day? Too dangerous?

THEY GOT RID OF BAT DAY!!!!! WHAT!!!! :grouchy :grouchy
I remember I went to bat day they didn't want to give me a bat! They didn't believe I was 14 thought I was to tall to be 14lol! I got it anyway! I don't think the Yanks served RC cola, I think they could get a better brand than RC! Actually I didn't mind RC cola that much, it wasn't bad.

[Urbanshocker13]

mays field (nee pac bell, sbc, at+t) serves coca-cola products.



http://www.baseball-fever.com/images/attach/jpg.gif

Really?! Are you sure?:think:

[spiderico]

THEY GOT RID OF BAT DAY!!!!! WHAT!!!! :grouchy :grouchy
I remember I went to bat day they didn't want to give me a bat! They didn't believe I was 14 thought I was to tall to be 14lol! I got it anyway! I don't think the Yanks served RC cola, I think they could get a better brand than RC! Actually I didn't mind RC cola that much, it wasn't bad.


Bat Day is still around:
http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/schedule/promotions_popup.jsp?c_id=nyy&puid=2007_06_10_pitmlb_nyamlb_1

[Urbanshocker13]

Bat Day is still around:
http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/schedule/promotions_popup.jsp?c_id=nyy&puid=2007_06_10_pitmlb_nyamlb_1

Good that scared me!

[wvkeeper]

PNC Park serves Pepsi...

[nymetsgiantspolo]

Bat Day is still around:
http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/schedule/promotions_popup.jsp?c_id=nyy&puid=2007_06_10_pitmlb_nyamlb_1


I just don't remember seeing it.... they still have it at shea? I'm looking....

[BigMac1212]

PNC Park serves Pepsi...

As well as Chase Field.

[Solair Wright]

Busch Stadium and Minute Maid Park, both unsurprisingly, serves Coca-Cola products. Wrigley Field, Royals Stadium and Shea Stadium all serve Pepsi products.

Though, I'm not sure what the Metrodome or Rogers Centre serves.

[marlins739]

I saw a Pepsi ad behind the plate at Safeco Field on TV, so I figure they serve Pepsi products

[Gary Dunaier]

Moxie.

Glug glug glug...

http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/PF/PF_1113610_93_2007459415~Ted-s-Creamy-Root-Beer-Posters.jpg

:D

[xtimx]

thanks for the replies.

i'm flying down to florida this week to catch a mets-marlins game and a devil rays-red sox game. does anyone know what tropicana field and dolphin stadium serve?

[Astros]

Minute Maid is owned by Coca-Cola and you can find all sorts of Coke and Minute Maid products at the ballpark.

[Elvis]

Minute Maid is owned by Coca-Cola and you can find all sorts of Coke and Minute Maid products at the ballpark.

Likewise, Pepsi owns Tropicana, so somehow I doubt they serve Coke in St. Pete.

[xtimx]

yup, unfortunately tropicana field and dolphin stadium served pepsi.

i actually kinda liked tropicana field. my first ballgame in a dome(well i saw a game at safeco but the dome was open).

[Jaybird]

I remember for a while the New York Mets served RC Cola because I bought a can of RC that commemorated the 25th anniversary of the New York Mets.

As far as I know, here is a list of MLB franchises that I know serve Coke and those that serve Pepsi:

COCA-COLA
Atlanta (No-brainer since the city is the home town of Coke)
Houston (Minute Maid, park's corporate sponsor, is owned by Coke)
St. Louis (I wonder if they sell 7-UP since 7-UP was started in St. Louis)
Colorado (the scoreboard sign of the Coke bottle with the Rocky Mountains in the background is the coolest sign ever)
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Baltimore
Boston (Coke Bottles on light tower behind the Green Monster)
New York Yankees
Texas


PEPSI
Florida
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Arizona
Tampa Bay (Tropicana, the ballpark's sponsor, is owned by Pepsi)
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Kansas City
Anaheim (or if you prefer, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim)
Seattle

NOT SURE
San Diego
Toronto
Detroit
Minnesota
Oakland

By the way, although some people consider Pepsi to be a Yankee drink, it was actually created in New Bern, NC.

Also, in the NFL, one team neither sells Pepsi nor Coke. The Seattle Seahawks serves Seattle's own Jones Soda. They are the ones that make regular flavors as well as unique flavors, including a Thanksgiving package I saw one year at Target that had sodas that were the following flavors:
Turkey
Sweet Potato
Gravy
English Pea
Antacid

I think I'll stick with Cola, Lemon-Lime, etc.


[/U]

[Steven Bryant]

Petco Park in San Diego sells Coke.

[Richmond Hill Phoenix]

Jays = Coca-Cola

http://youtube.com/watch?v=9rzBMdq2ISQ (A fond memory for any Jays fan.)

[E.Howard 32]

Pepsi sold in Washington? A losing combination!

[NineWorldSeries]

Great American Ball Park = Pepsi (boo)

[xtimx]

i know this isn't baseball related but i went to see the devils last night at their brand new prudential center and they serve coca cola. mmmmm.

by the way the prudential center is AWESOME. 10000x better than the brendan byrne arena/continental airlines arena.

[Gary Dunaier]

by the way the prudential center is AWESOME. 10000x better than the brendan byrne arena/continental airlines arena.
Which is now called the Izod Center... something I didn't know until I saw an ad in the Newspaper for the Nets... there was a big logo for Izod Center and underneath it said Formerly Continental Airlines Arena.

[xtimx]

Which is now called the Izod Center... something I didn't know until I saw an ad in the Newspaper for the Nets... there was a big logo for Izod Center and underneath it said Formerly Continental Airlines Arena.

yeah i went to a jets game last week and the whole thing is PLASTERED with giant red banners saying IZOD CENTER all over the place. i'll forever call it brendan byrne just as citifield will be shea or new shea to me. i hate all the corporate naming garbage.

[Ian Anderson]

I remember for a while the New York Mets served RC Cola because I bought a can of RC that commemorated the 25th anniversary of the New York Mets.

As far as I know, here is a list of MLB franchises that I know serve Coke and those that serve Pepsi:

COCA-COLA
Atlanta (No-brainer since the city is the home town of Coke)
Houston (Minute Maid, park's corporate sponsor, is owned by Coke)
St. Louis (I wonder if they sell 7-UP since 7-UP was started in St. Louis)
Colorado (the scoreboard sign of the Coke bottle with the Rocky Mountains in the background is the coolest sign ever)
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Baltimore
Boston (Coke Bottles on light tower behind the Green Monster)
New York Yankees
Texas


PEPSI
Florida
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Arizona
Tampa Bay (Tropicana, the ballpark's sponsor, is owned by Pepsi)
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Kansas City
Anaheim (or if you prefer, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim)
Seattle

NOT SURE
San Diego
Toronto
Detroit
Minnesota
Oakland

By the way, although some people consider Pepsi to be a Yankee drink, it was actually created in New Bern, NC.

Also, in the NFL, one team neither sells Pepsi nor Coke. The Seattle Seahawks serves Seattle's own Jones Soda. They are the ones that make regular flavors as well as unique flavors, including a Thanksgiving package I saw one year at Target that had sodas that were the following flavors:
Turkey
Sweet Potato
Gravy
English Pea
Antacid

I think I'll stick with Cola, Lemon-Lime, etc.


[/U]

Here are Some answers
Coke
San Diego
Toronto

Pepsi
Detroit
Oakland

Still Don't Know
Minnesota

[BasEbaLlKnoItAll]

Looks like the yankees have switched from Coke to Pepsi for 2009. Kind of disappointing, I hate pepsi for some reason. I don't really drink soda at all, but when I do it's usually a Coke product. This video shows pepsi signage all over the new Yankee Stadium.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aId9MdBHRhQ&eurl=http://slidingintohome.blogspot.com/&feature=player_embedded

[NineWorldSeries]

The Reds are switching to Coke (from Pepsi) for 2009.

[bdhact1]

I'm boycotting Coke and Pepsi until they start using cane sugar again instead of corn syrup. There is a huge difference in taste and we are one of two or three countrys that use corn syrup which tastes bland in comparison. For now I'll buy Jones Cane Cola which tastes like Coke and Pepsi used to taste.

[btown12]

As far as I know, here is a list of MLB franchises that I know serve Coke and those that serve Pepsi:


Philadelphia is Coke, not Pepsi.

[whitesox901:]

Detroit and Cleveland is Pepsi

[SteveJRogers]

I remember when Yankee Stadium served RC cola sometime in the 90's.... or at least they sponsored bat day. Whatever happened to bat day? Too dangerous?

RC was at Shea for many, many years.

Heck, RC even celebrated the 1986 Mets championships that fall

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[brave80]

Washington Nationals are now Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola signed with them prior to last season, the Inaugural Season at Nationals Park. They even have a main scoreboard sign along with Miller and Washington Post.

[nyce475]

The Mets and Texas Rangers for years served RC Cola.
The Mets went to Coke in the early 90's and in the late 90's went with Pepsi, thank god, since I think its a great product

[cardsfan124]

Here are Some answers
Coke
San Diego
Toronto

Pepsi
Detroit
Oakland

Still Don't Know
Minnesota

i think the Twins have a sponsorship deal with Pepsi but the Metrodome serves Coke if that makes any sense

[PurpleMustReign]

The Dome (Minnesota) serves Coke. They used to use the ice that was crushed really small, but now it is just the big cubes.

[DaBigMotor]

Here's an interesting question, based on this thread...

I'm a Michigan native, and in that part of the country, we commonly refer to these beverages as "pop."

When I moved to Atlanta a few years ago, I started getting strange inquiries as to where I was from whenever I would refer to soft drinks as such, as the common reference to them here is "soda."

So my question for you is, what do they call it where you're from? "Pop," or "soda?"

[epps]

In the midwest they call it "pop" out east they call it "soda". Not sure about out west but I think in some places they just call it "coke".

I read that Pepsi is coming out with Pepsi Throwback and Mt. Dew Throwback that will use real cane sugar not high fructose corn syrup.

[bdhact1]

Here are Some answers
Coke
San Diego
Toronto

Pepsi
Detroit
Oakland

Still Don't Know
Minnesota

Seattle Jones Cola

[bdhact1]

I remember for a while the New York Mets served RC Cola because I bought a can of RC that commemorated the 25th anniversary of the New York Mets.

As far as I know, here is a list of MLB franchises that I know serve Coke and those that serve Pepsi:

COCA-COLA
Atlanta (No-brainer since the city is the home town of Coke)
Houston (Minute Maid, park's corporate sponsor, is owned by Coke)
St. Louis (I wonder if they sell 7-UP since 7-UP was started in St. Louis)
Colorado (the scoreboard sign of the Coke bottle with the Rocky Mountains in the background is the coolest sign ever)
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Baltimore
Boston (Coke Bottles on light tower behind the Green Monster)
New York Yankees
Texas


PEPSI
Florida
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Arizona
Tampa Bay (Tropicana, the ballpark's sponsor, is owned by Pepsi)
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Kansas City
Anaheim (or if you prefer, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim)
Seattle

NOT SURE
San Diego
Toronto
Detroit
Minnesota
Oakland

By the way, although some people consider Pepsi to be a Yankee drink, it was actually created in New Bern, NC.

Also, in the NFL, one team neither sells Pepsi nor Coke. The Seattle Seahawks serves Seattle's own Jones Soda. They are the ones that make regular flavors as well as unique flavors, including a Thanksgiving package I saw one year at Target that had sodas that were the following flavors:
Turkey
Sweet Potato
Gravy
English Pea
Antacid

I think I'll stick with Cola, Lemon-Lime, etc.


[/U]
Jones Cola also uses real cane sugar which Coke and Pepsi used to use until they cheapened the product with corn syrup and now doesn't taste as good as it used to.

[PadreHomer]

Here's an interesting question, based on this thread...

I'm a Michigan native, and in that part of the country, we commonly refer to these beverages as "pop."

When I moved to Atlanta a few years ago, I started getting strange inquiries as to where I was from whenever I would refer to soft drinks as such, as the common reference to them here is "soda."

So my question for you is, what do they call it where you're from? "Pop," or "soda?"
Soda or Coke, we're not Canadian.

[mets16]

I'm boycotting Coke and Pepsi until they start using cane sugar again instead of corn syrup. There is a huge difference in taste and we are one of two or three countrys that use corn syrup which tastes bland in comparison. For now I'll buy Jones Cane Cola which tastes like Coke and Pepsi used to taste.

Well, you will get your wish sometime this summer. Pepsi is releasing "throwback" flavors featuring Pepsi, and Mountain Dew which will be sweetened with good ol' sugar.
http://www.uncrate.com/men/culture/drinks/pepsi-throwback/

[DaBigMotor]

Soda or Coke, we're not Canadian.And as you can see from my previous comment, neither am I, or anyone else that tells you that they are from Michigan, Ohio, Indiana Illinois, or any of the other 49 states outside of yours, but thanks for playing!

[Jorge]

The Dome (Minnesota) serves Coke. They used to use the ice that was crushed really small, but now it is just the big cubes.

I loved those small ice cubes they used to have at the Metrodome. I also remember the vendors selling the cups of Coke (and beer) that were topped by a sort of adhesive plastic wrap that could be hard to remove and sometimes result in a person spilling some of the drink.

Target Field is going to be a Pepsi stadium. The Pohlad family has long owned the local Pepsi bottling franchise. I'm very surprised they never managed to get the contract at the Dome.

[KingmanIII]

Pepsi sold in Washington? A losing combination!
Philly disagrees.

[StanTheMan]

I forget which one Fenway serves....;):
http://www.fenwayfanatics.com/images/fenway/coke_bottles2.jpg


Nope.... that's clearly CHERRY Coke, not Coke. Get with it.

[UnderPressure]

mays field (nee pac bell, sbc, at+t) serves coca-cola products.

Yeah, right. :nod:

http://i27.tinypic.com/se7eid.jpg