Club Cool

Club Cool is a great spot to stop and enjoy soda from several countries around the world. The multiple dispensers allow guests to enjoy several different carbonated beverages from others countries. They also sell beverages and items in their gift shop.

Not many visitors are aware of this place. And I hope it stays this way. Because when people find out this place offers free beverages, it will be crowded beyond description. You can purchase some Coca Cola products. Some merchandises are actually very attractive. They also sell snacks and beverages. A bottle of Coke will cost you $4.99 and a bottle of water will cost you $5.99. But why? You can get free samples of Coke products. You may have to maneuver around a bit to get access to the dispenser during a busy day, but people usually do behave here. You will then encounter a beverage dispenser that features 3-7 Coke beverages. They are free. Some taste awesome and some taste interesting. Once again, they are free and I can’t be more grateful. Oh, Club Cool is located between the Creation gift shop and the Confection eatery.

A must-stop while I'm at Epcot! There are 8 flavors and my favorite is Joy, a lychee flavor from Korea. It's really fun to watch people try the flavors and tell us whether they liked them or not. I highly recommend that anyone who goes to Epcot stop by Club Cool, it's a fun and tasty experience for the whole family. There's a wide variety of Coca-Cola products too.

Oh wow, the most important thing I can say about Club Cool is (a) Don't Miss It! (b) I never pass up Club Cool, but entering and exiting (unless leaving after closing) each and every visit to Epcot, and (c) refer to "a." First off, after sampling all the soda offerings at Club Cool, I never feel the need to order a soda in the park - ever! I get my fizz and sugar fix, while enjoying most of the offerings "on tap," and always great that it's included for NO extra charge!! No, I haven't sampled the Beverly, but I do really enjoy all the other flavors, even ones you'd never heard or thought of. I thought I knew Sprite, but not until I tried the Cucumber Sprite version from Russia - amazing - and even more refreshing than regular overly sweet Sprite (IMHO). My favorites are the tropical fizzy flavors from Dominican Republic and one of the "M" countries with tropical, fruity flavors. It's more of another park experience than it is just a simple drink stop - and you can stand there all day (sharing spigot space, of course) and sample to your heart's content. For those who desire more than just soda samples, there is also a regular, paid service counter, with Frozen Coke flavors and other sweet treats, plus a lot of Coke merch.

Located inside of Disney's Epcot toward the front of the park and next to Creations giftshop. Great spot to pick up snacks, Coca-Cola themed souvenirs, a bottled or frozen beverage and to taste test various Coca-Cola flavors from around the world. The Beverly is a fan favorite... for the worst beverage. Fair warning! Though the Smart beverage from China is a runner up. It tastes much like BBQ, in my opinion. Personally, I stop in to mix the Sprite from Russia and Viva Raspberry from Moldova... you'll thank me later!

I did not know you can sample Coca Cola products around the world at no charge in Epcot. We loved Philippine one and Korean one. Perfect place to stop by to sample especially hot outside.

I’ve had some good experiences here of sampling the different types of cokes. It’s nice and cool in there with the ac on. Most of the merch is coke. Samples are free. Don’t try the Beverly from Italy not good. China’s is not a good one from my taste buds. Moldova has a good flavor profile just like an American coke. It can get crowded at different times of the day. There are snacks to get. Just know which coke you like a get a cup of it. The selections are good depending on how adventurous you want to be.

Nice and cool for a very hot day. We tried 8 different Coca-Cola drinks from around the world. Not too busy. Everyone was respectful of sharing space. It's a colorful store with unique items on display and for sale. Recommend if not too crowded.

This truly is a place where the pause refreshes. Husband loves the Dominican Republic's Country Club and I do too. But I also like Viva from Moldova, but he doesn't care for that or any other flavor. Young ladies, or gentlemen, who are working here are always friendly and accommodating. You can look at their pins and trade if you find one you like. They have clothes and other Coca-Cola memorabilia for sale. This is the Coca-Cola store, and it is Coca-Cola all over the place. If you like Coca-Cola, you'll love it.

A nice hidden secret in Epcot. There is fee sampling of cokes from around the world. My favorites are the Russian and Dominacan Republic. Avoid China.

Free samples of eight international flavors you can pour yourself. My faves were Country Close by which is almost like a creamsicle and Joy which is fruity with a floral aroma. The sour plum from China was gross to this American's taste. Beverly is the controversial one which I both like and don't like. It tastes good going in but has a weird, bitter finish. Fun, quick way to cool down and get a sugar rush in between running around and the price is right. They also have merch like tshirts and they sell icee type drinks.

Just wanna share that the free coca-cola tasting from around the world is back at Club Cool in Epcot from 2022 June. 2023/9: MOLDOVA: Viva Raspberry RUSSIA: Sprite® (not available at that time) CHINA: Suan Mei Tang PHILIPPINES: Roual Wattamelon KOREA: Minute Maide Joy Apple Lychee DOMInICAN REPUBLIC: Country Club Merengue MADAGASCAR: Bon Bon Anglais ITALY: Beverly It was very nice to try different colas in a hot day and it's free of charge !! Don't miss it~

They used to have so many more flavors. And now there were like 5. And I think 4 out of 5 were absolutely gross. Sure, you can drink all you want, but who wants to. It's a great idea that lost its luster, but kudos for not charging $20 for all you can drink! It's included in your $100+ park admission. Thanks Disney, but bring back some of the other flavors.

Can I just say how excited I am that club cool still exists! I thought it was gone forever but my friend is a cocoa cola expert and informed me they'd moved it from where it used to be when we were kids. I was soooooo thirsty so this was perfect to walk in, sample some global cokes, and then head out on our quest to ride some rides. Now that I know where it is I'm totally stopping in every time!

This place used to be tucked away in the corner, but now it has a new robust design with a modern look. The drink flavors come from all over the world, with many of them having unique tastes and a robust flavor. I only liked a couple of them, but it was nice to be able to try flavors from all over the world. The service is good, and the selection of products and merchandise is also robust. They are a bit expensive to buy merchandise, but I've never seen these products elsewhere so it may be worth it. I think the only issue I had was since it serves free beverages to anyone who comes in to grab it, sometimes the floor is pretty sticky or gross feeling. Not a big issue to me but it can be an issue if you don't like that feeling on your shoes.

Free drinks at a park that are from around the world that don't require a Drink Plan or a season souvenir bottle you so know that I'm all for it! Coming here is a must when visiting Epcot as you get to sample different beverages from a few countries around the world making for a delicious treat that is also thirst quenching in one way or another! One thing that totally hit me here was a flashback to the time I went to the Coca-Cola Museum in Atlanta as that was the last time I had these incredible flavors so coming here I kinda knew what to expect with some of them especially Beverly knowing to stay away from it as that taste is just not for me! The flavors here are spot on like they all are good in their own way so I'll let you be the judge of that as coming here is always a treat! Overall free drinks at a park that are from all over the world like you can't go wrong with that as Epcot is one of my favorite Parks I'm sure I'll be back here to Club Cool sooner than later!

Free fountain drinks in EPCOT? Good. Different free fountain drinks than I can get anywhere else? Better. Fruit beverages and minimal or no colas? Best! I believe these are the countries and drinks that made impressions on me. I copied them from someone else's review, so I may be incorrect. -Moldova: Viva Raspberry. Tied for my favorite. -Russia: Sprite. I don't recall the taste of USA Sprite I had years ago or the Russian Sprite I tasted a couple of weeks ago. -Korea: Minute Maid Joy Apple Lychee. Tied for my favorite. -Italy: Beverly. My least favorite.

Very cool Coke shop, obviously selling plenty of Coke products/merchandise, but I think the big/obvious attraction here is getting the free samples of Coke products from all over the world! It's the perfect place to stop in whenever you need a bit of a refreshing break, if you can withstand the lines inside. The best time to come here is also towards the end of the night when the crowds have thinned out, that way you're not waiting to get up to the dispensers! I believe there's about 7 varieties of Coke products that you can try here. Unfortunately when we were here, two of the seven were out of order, which was a bummer because I remembered reading the labels for them and they both sounded really delightful and refreshing! The other flavors were all decent and I loved seeing just what a range of drinks we had from all over the world and truly how impressive of a reach Coke has across the globe as well. None of these drinks tasted anything remotely like "Coke," so just toss the name Coke out of your mind completely. There was one Sprite product that had like cucumber and some other refreshing ingredient within it that really elevated the Sprite and then of course there was......THE BEVERLY! This is the cult classic and hotly contested drink and taste that is so polarizing! The people who have tried the Beverly are so divided that this Club Cool store even sells merchandise that says "I survived the Beverly" or "I tried the Beverly and I liked/disliked it!"! For me personally, I loved the Beverly. I can definitely see how it might be an acquired taste, as it definitely "assaults" the taste buds, but I enjoyed it! It's definitely bitter forward, which is probably why people are immediately off-put by it, but if you let it sit and drink it in, other flavors emerge and it is very enjoyable! Out of our group of 5, 4 of which had never tried the Beverly before, 3 of us did not like and 2 of us (me being the Beverly novice and a Beverly stan) enjoyed it! Try it for yourself and let me know which camp you fall into! :)

WOW SO COOL Now that that's out of the way, Club Cool is a great place to go get some random sodas. I don't know the rest of the store but you go in and it's all drink themed and I think there's a place to get smoothies or other drinks to order but that's not the part that matters. The part that matters is off to your right where there's like a dozen soda fountain machines with sample cups, and everyone is just standing in front of them sippin soda and the sound of "pshht" is non-stop. Over here, they have sample cups where you can pound a bunch of random flavors of soda from across the world that are unique to those countries. My favorite was The Beverly. It has this bitter aftertaste but I kinda like it. If you mix it with the other fruity sodas too you'll get a pretty nice taste from it. And I don't even drink sodas normally. If you don't drink soda often, just be careful drinking too quickly like I did because you'll end up feeling pretty weird for a little while after.

The drinks are disgusting, similar to Harry Potter jelly beans. The pictures look hopeful and the names sound promising, but the drinks themselves taste spoiled. I tried them all, none are good. The plum soda tastes like barbecue sauce, the Fanta watermelon actually tastes like rotten papaya. I cannot remember the names of the others because they were gross. I have no clue why the drinks in foreign third world countries are so rank, however I understand why they love American soda/pop. But now I know why all the foreign tourists weren't in there drinking that caca, because they already knew what awful fluid was free to drink. Yes! It's free!! Why? Because they know people aren't gonna go in there and fill up their water containers with that nonsense. It was a fun experience and the after taste was gross for hours after. Gum and mints did not help. Give this place a try, just make sure you aren't already feeling sick because that could be the straw that breaks the camels back and make you puke!

Although the space is smaller than it used to be, the new Club Cool looks heaps better than it did in the past and I dig the new set up inside. They still have some very interesting flavors to sample from Coca-Cola's global brands and sell some unique Coca-Cola merchandise. but of course. Of course, if you want something more familiar, they have the Coca-Cola flavors you know and love on-hand as well. They have 8 flavors to sample from and before you ask- YES. The All-Star QUEEN, herself, Beverly is still available in all of her Italian glory! By far, the best flavor they've rolled out. She does have some steep competition, though. A new flavor from China is in the line-up and she's aiming to take Bev's crown! She says she's sweet and savory, but she's all about them Bacon Bits. Let's be fair, though. You should just give them all a try. On a serious note, Club Cool is a tradition that should never leave and it's conveniently located next to the Creations Store at the entrance of the park in what's technically the border of Future World. It can get a little busy due to the popularity of it, but Disney usually does a great job of handling the queue to get in if/when this happens. They've also done a decent job at maintaining its cleanliness. The best part is that the samples are free and all you can drink, just be mindful of other people waiting.

Tucked Away In A Corner By The Creations Store, Club Cool Is Where You'll Find Merchandise From Around The World Sold By Coca-cola. There's Also Free Samples Of Coke Products Popular In Other Countries. The One That Got Me Was The Tamarind-Based Soda From China. Tasted Like A Carbonated BBQ-Flavored Soda! Yuck & Yum At The Same Time.

A neat place to sample soda offerings from around the world. One if the must talked about flavors is the Beverly. While not my personal fave it's a must try. If you're adventurous give them all a try! It's a fun experience to see what you like and don't like and how different the flavor palettes are around the world. They have Coke products you can buy inside, both modern and vintage themed. If you love the brand it's a fun shop! If you're just a fan of the shop perhaps a small magnet or keychain would suffice. Overall: A Fun place to sample flavors of soda around the world! Grab a momento.

Club Cool was shut down because the entire Innoventions West building that it was in has been demolished. Epcot is going through a huge demolition/construction phase as many of the elements of the park will be changed. At first is was not clear if Club Cool would even survive all the Epcot changes. However, there is now good news Beverly fans. If you've been wondering about the future of Club Cool, look no further than within the recesses of the old MouseGear store. The old FastPass+ kiosk area in the covered walkway leading to Test Track will be transformed into the new Club Cool! Stay tuned...

You must stop by here because high-key I don't know where else you can get free drinks in Disney World. It's air-conditioned so Club Cool provides a nice respite from the Orlando rain or heat. There's so many sodas from around the world to sample (or sample more than once). It's really fun to decide which ones taste the best and analyze differences across palettes of people in different countries. There's lots of sample cups that are routinely refilled when the piles get low, and the soda fountains you pour from offer the same drinks in a self-service manner so you can take your time and not really have to wait much. My one gripe is that they sell lots of coca-cola merchandise but nothing special relating to international sodas! That's what I'd be interested in and is why I took off a star.

Ok, this may sound odd, but this is one of my favorite stops at Epcot. Free soda from different countries, c'mon! What's there not to like? This is actually a Coca Cola store, but don't expect to find Coke on tap. You can buy it though. They also sale other Coca Cola merchandise, and icees. Love this place!

I miss the fake igloo and snow that used to comprise the facade of Club Cool. Now it's just a souvenir shop with sticky floors and free drinks. Not much personality to it anymore. The pop options (poptions?) haven't changed over the years. I wish they'd rotate flavors according to seasons, or at least incorporate some new countries. And, for the love of all that is good in this world, someone PLEASE mop the floor. Kids and guests are disgusting and need to be cleaned up after. This is just a fact. Just peep any park bathroom for proof. Be that as it may, we still pop into CC when we visit Epcot for free drinks. And it's always fun to trick someone who's never been there into drinking the gross one. It's also a decent place to hide from torrential summer downpours; though, there aren't many places to sit.

Walking around Epcot during the summer, things can get quite hot. I was with some friends this time around, so seeing things through their eyes is always an interesting thing to do, particularly if you have been to the park a lot. It was busy! Lots of people getting in from the heat and sampling the different flavors Coca-Cola makes around the world. I immediately found a fountain not being used and filled up a cup with some Beverly, because for some unknown reason I have managed to acquire a bit of a taste for it. I know, it basically tastes like you are drinking essence of orange rind, but I still go for it. Others in my group? Yeah, not so adventurous. I think they all knew about Beverly and simply wouldn't go for it... I languished in my happiness of getting some Beverly! It was a friend's birthday, so she went up to the counter and got a free ICEE. Yes, this is a thing, so if it is your birthday, head on over to Club Cool and get yourself a free ICEE of the flavor of your choosing. Once we were cooled off, we headed out the back door and started making our way over to the Land for a bit of a ride over there.

I love trying different food and beverages especially if they are from different countries. I've been to Epcot multiple times but never been here so I had to check it out. There is a lot of Coca-Cola merchandise that you can buy but the main attraction are the different soda machines. Each machine has 7 different sodas from different countries. The best one was the soda from Zimbabwe. It was like a cherry flavored Fanta and it was amazing. Club Cool has air conditioning so if you need a place to cool off, this is your place. They also have slushies and the basic Coke products for people that are a little more picky. If you are ever in Epcot, please check it out!!

Club Cool is truly a hidden gem at Epcot. It wasn't until I actually walked into this store one day that I realized it was more than just a gift shop. Club Cool is a store based around the Coca Cola brand, and right in the middle are FREE soda fountains where you can sample different flavored sodas from all over the world. Some are really awesome and some are super nasty...but that's the fun of it! I remember a couple of the flavors being pineapple and bubblegum...I think you can guess what the nasty one was :) Plus, it's just a really nice place to get out of the sun for a few minutes and to cool off. You can NEVER go wrong with that at Disney!

How could I have been Yelping all these years without reviewing the infamous Club Cool? I feel shame - but I'm going to make up for that right now. Club Cool - or as some people call it "that place with all the sodas" is a pit stop/safe haven from the Florida heat while at Epcot. First opened in 1998 as Ice Station Cool, the facade looked like an igloo where you would enter, be bombarded by cool mist, and be led to a room which had multiple soda fountains containing carbonated beverages from around the world. There were small cups where you can help yourself to unlimited samples; most of the beverages were foreign to me and didn't suit my palette, though others were pretty good. The original soda stream closed in 2005 briefly and reopened a few months later as the current Club Cool. This new and improved shop is much more open - gone is the igloo vibe and in its place is a modern, open floor plan with a plethora of Coca-Cola merch in addition to the familiar soda fountains. Overall I see Club Cool as an upgrade. It's a nice place to stop by, cool off, sip a beverage, and possibly pick up a souvenir. It's not on my must-do list when I'm at Epcot, but I'll probably walk through for a few glances (and sips ;-).

I have to admit that this is the first place I stop in as soon as I get to EPCOT because it's one of the very few places that you can get something for free, let alone a drink! So it's the best place to refresh yourself on a hot day. Club Cool is nothing more than a big ol' Coca Cola store with a ton of merch and accessories. However, what makes this place unique is that you can try different sodas from around the world - as you would expect from EPCOT. It's definitely a very cool concept and something that you have to check out if you enjoy trying new things. With that being said, the main reason why it gets 3 stars is because I feel like it would be so much better if every soda station had different international drinks you could try as opposed to the same handful of drinks. Also, it would be FANTASTIC if you could buy the drinks that you get samples of. I mean, why give samples and not be able to buy a full drink! Overall though, I still love coming here and getting free soda samples as often as I want.

Before you read the first sentence in the next paragraph, please make sure you are sitting down as I don't want you to fall down from total and utter shock! Free drinks at Epcot! Yes, you did indeed hear me correctly. Something FREE on Disney property! I know, I know, basically unheard of, right?! Now compose yourself and finishing reading my review! :P Club Cool can be hard to find (see map I've included in the photos). http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/club-cool-orlando?select=wcUaq9GVSly0k4jaAwyK_Q#wcUaq9GVSly0k4jaAwyK_Q Stay to the right when you pass Spaceship Earth and you'll find it close to the Innoventions Pavilion. To recap what basically everyone else has said, Coca-Cola offers up some of their unique flavors from around the world in Future World for you to try for FREE. Grab your own cup, head to the fountain drink machine of your choice and fill 'er up - As.Many.Times.As.You.Want! My personal favourite is the Watermelon flavour from China. And like everyone else has said, grab a cup of the Beverly and hand it over to a friend to try! You'll get a kick out of the face they'll make! LOL And make sure not to miss the photo op... thanks to today's technology, you can embarrass the person immediately by uploading it to Facebook and tagging them! Whoohoo! World-wide embarrassment - does it get any better?! LOL Here's a list of the flavours: - Krest Ginger Ale from Mozambique - Fanta Kolita from Costa Rica - Beverly from Italy - Vegeta Beta from Japan - Kinley Lemon from Israel - Lift Apple from Mexico - Smart Watermelon from China - Mezzo Mix from Germany (this is the only one with caffeine) Club Cool is a perfect name for the place. Not only are the drinks cool, but the place is cool, making for a great escape for the blistering Florida heat! Of course there's the obligatory gift shop attached where you can purchase Coca-Cola merchandise. Unless you're really hot and just looking to stay out of the heat for a while longer, I'd say skip it. I mean, did you really come all the way to Disney World and spend the obscene amount of money for tickets so you could purchase Coca-Cola merchandise? Yea, I didn't think so! This gets a solid 5 stars from me, as does anything else on Disney Property that is FREE!

This is going to be an odd review for me. I think that it's incredibly generous of Coca Cola and Disney to offer free, unlimited samples here. Yes, there is a place on Disney property that offers free, unlimited samples of something. I had to type it again just to make myself believe it. When you walk in there are numerous drink stations set up that have a large variety of flavors of Coke from around the world with Dixie cup dispensers next to them. There are no cast members that limit what you get or how much of it you get. The problem is that I always hate all of the flavors. I'm obviously a weirdo though because no matter who I am with they always get so excited about this place. them: "You HAVE to try this flavor from country Blargh. It's made from a rare plant that only blooms every hundred years." me: "This is terrible." them: "There's NO WAY you won't love this one from country Bamph. Its secret ingredient is the tears of angels." me: "This is terrible." I've cut back my soda consumption to just two or three Cokes a week (if that), so maybe I just don't have the stomach for these super-sweet drinks anymore. Now when I come here I just bypass all of the sample machines and buy myself a Coke Icee. I'm happy and everyone else is happy. Win win!

This is a nice little pit stop while at Epcot. You can try pop from around the world. Most are actually quite good. It's a nice, neat & organized area with clear labels of exactly what it is you're drinking and which country it comes from. Gotta love free drinks at Disney!!! The Beverly is the best! ;) I have a funny video of my friend trying it for the first time on youtube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDdokvRofRA). It's fun not to tell the person you're with and have them give it a try. My friend that I travel with and I like to just go in and watch people's reactions as they are going along merrily trying drinks then BAM! The Beverly! :)

Every time I go to Epcot this is the first place we head to when it's super hot. The floors are saturated with sugar, people are jumping around in disgust or happiness. So Coca-Cola has this thing where you can sample about an ounce or two of sodas from around the world, FOR FREE. That's right, for free. You can go to Disney Springs, go to the roof top & pay for these sodas if you choose to, but in Epcot it's free & you can drink as much of it as you want. I've laughed at tourists that come in & fill their canteens - the trick is, it's only ounce by ounce and all of these sodas are super sweet - so good luck with that. My absolute fave is the Thailand Melon Frosty & then Brazil's Kuat for shots of Guarana. I also love Japan's VegitaBeta. Usually when I bring a person for the first time to Epcot, I'll rave on & on about Beverly- how good it is, it will change your life, then watch them drink it & absolutely enjoy their reaction. (Beverly, the Italian soda is an after dinner nonalcoholic aperitif - it is outstandingly bitter with hints of grapefruit & aspirin.) I would never pay for these unless there was alcohol involved. Disney Springs Coca-Cola store has a drink called Beverly's Revenge (amazing name). That has Hendrick's Gin, blood orange liquor, & Beverly and that,'y friends - is absolutely splendid. I completely understand how the bitterness of Beverly works it's magic against gin. Go to Club Cool & sample them at Epcot then go to Disney Springs's Coca-Cola store & try the adult version drinks.

If you didn't stop in Club Cool, did you really even go to Epcot? And this is about the only place you'll catch a freebie here, so come on! A must stop not only for the cool factor, but sipping and sampling sodas from several superb spots? Mmmm. The Inca Kola and the Guarana Kuat are my top two, although they're all pretty good. And don't chicken out - make sure you take the Beverly challenge! You'll never get to taste it in Italy (note: it is only produced for Disney, World of Coca-Cola, and assorted samplings), so try it here. Yes, it's bitter, and it's said to be the flavoring from grapefruit rinds, but who knows. RIP to the Mexican apple soda and the Thai lychee soda. Dang. Bonus points if you came here back when it was Ice Station Cool.

The grandkids are little foodies. They had fun trying various international soda flavors. It's a pretty cool place! (Pun intended lol) Free, unlimited, ice cold refreshment!

5 stars - why you say? When you get something food or beverage wise at any Disney resort that's not either for sale or "upgrade" of some sort? Club cool......been free since the day they opened. Sure you gotta get into Epcot, but once you're in...no fee! Ok, I love love love love love carbonated drinks and well, Coke is def a carbonated beverage in my book! So, Club Cool is located in the center of Future World; on the map it's labeled as "the electric umbrella" just to the west side of the amazing fountain (it's behind that Starbucks they recently added where the Ice Cream shop was). Once you're inside, which is just walk in, no wait....you come to a large amount of super cool Coca Cola swag, much of which I'd never seen before. It was things that were actually neat and / or not cheesy. Note: you won't find the insanely awesome PJs for ladies that I mention in my World of Coke Store. There are round drink stations that have 3 stations in the circular format. I've heard so many people complain that there's not a 4th fountain. Not being mean here, but how else would they service the fountains?? You gotta have access somehow! One the fountain you'll find about 10 different flavors. Mezo Mix used to be EVERYONE's favorite, but it was just Coke with Orange flavor. IT's fantastic, however you can image...no one is buying $4 cokes cause you can stand there and drink till you puke (literally). It's busy. The floor can get sticky from constant spills. WHO CARES? it's free; go enjoy it. Be care not to slip and have a little patience...everyone is thirsty and it's free. It's always slower when it's free. I love it and my kids make this a mandatory stop on every Epcot visit, which is around 40-50 time year for that park alone. Stop by, I promise you won't be disappointed :-)

The free soda station from flavors around the world is the only thing going here. Skip this place. It's just a mech store.

This is going to sound silly but I do think Club Cool is a mini EPCOT within EPCOT - a place where Guests can explore different countries and cultures through their representative microcosms, except in Club Cool's case, FREE soda dispensing nozzles. All the drinks here for Guests to try are owned by Coca Cola and while there will be surely some that you may not like (in my case, the bitter Beverly from Italy), there will definitely be some that you like (Japan's fruity VegitaBeta and S. Africa's Bibo were my faves!). I've overheard a guest talk about how suddenly interested she was in going to another country just to see what kind of food they have and if free soda is a good doorway into that kind of thought, then I think Club Cool has fulfilled, in spirit, what EPCOT's world showcase also does. Also, Club Cool provides a nice respite from Florida's infamous heat and humidity. Located at the center of Future World, don't miss this easy to miss location.

"REWIND!" - I remember when I was a little kid at Epcot, we checked this place out. When we noticed the international soda fountain with free sample cups, we immediately sampled the international flavors that were available. There was the Apple flavor that I loved, and I kept coming back for more, even right before it was time to go. Fun times. "NOW!" - After experiencing the adrenaline rush at Test Track & waiting in lines without anything to drink during a long period of time, I felt thirsty. Feeling exhausted, I asked a friendly security officer where this place was. Because I forgot the actual name, I asked her where the "Coca Cola World" was. Nonetheless, the friendly officer told me where to go and pointed to a certain area. So yeah, if you can't find this place and don't remember the actual name, just call this "Coca Cola World" when you ask a friendly employee. Moving on, I found the place and went inside. On one side of the store, various shelves of Coca Cola souvenirs were stocked and available for purchase. The souvenirs ranged from hats, t-shirts, drinking glasses, straw jars, key chains, salt & pepper shakers, coin banks, and more. The prices for these items were exorbitantly high. Even if those prices weren't high, I still wouldn't have a need for any of this stuff! :P "Now For The Fun Stuff" - My purpose of coming here was to get my thirst quenched with various international samples. On the other side of this place were the soda fountains. Every fountain had the same set of rotating flavors to accommodate the large crowds. A huge supply of sample cups were available. The flavors available during my time were "Beverly" - Italy (YES, I TRIED THAT), "Fanta Pineapple" - Greece, "Fanta Melon Frosty" - Thailand, "VegitaBeta" (Non-Carbonated) - Japan, "Bibo" (Non-Carbonated) - South Africa, "Sparletta Sparberry" - Zimbabwe, "Inca Kola" - Peru, & "Guarana Kuat" - Brazil. I was one of the brave ones to try the Beverly flavor. If this was a beer, I would have understood the taste. However, this wasn't beer, and it tasted awful. But glad I tried it though! I was able to picture a pineapple when I sampled the "Fanta Pineapple", but it was a little too sweet. I was also able to picture a watermelon when I sampled the "Fanta Melon Frosty", and this was quite refreshing! Next was the "VegitaBeta", a fruit-flavored drink. Ehh, it was OK to me. Another fruit-flavored drink was the "Bibo", which to me tasted better than the one from Japan. Next was the "Inca Kola", which was a sweet & fruity soda. This wasn't too sweet, and the fruit flavors were strong. I enjoyed that. Another one was the "Guarana Kuat", a guarana berry flavored soda. This unique flavor was quite good! Now for my #1 favorite - "Sparletta Sparberry"! This was a raspberry & cream soda. The raspberry flavor was good, but the creamy taste was awesome!! I actually drank a lot of that, and even grabbed one more sample before I left the park. Overall, this was a perfect place to try some international flavors while quenching your thirst simultaneously. These flavors do change from time-to-time. If there's one flavor that you enjoy the most, then grab as much as you like, just like what a lot of people did here. Just keep in mind that one of your hands may get sticky from the flavor syrup. Needless to say, parts of my left hand was sticky from the raspberry and cream syrup. But still, this was fun!

Club cool you're cool I guess. If it's your birthday and you have the birthday button you receive a free slushee of your choice! The coke flavor was perfect and reminded me of icees you get at the movie theater. In addition to drinks for sale you also get to sample sodas from around the world. Every time we came it was super crowded where you couldn't even get to the soda fountains or the fountains were out of soda. The floor is constantly sticky and I don't understand how people leave their used cups everywhere. Skip this unless it's not crowded or if you are really good at pushing your way through a crowd for free soda samples. Definitely go if it's your birthday!

Feeling thirsty while at Epcot, how about you head to Club Cool to sample some free Coca-Cola products from all around the world. I'm a big fan of free samples, so when I heard about Club Cool from a co-worker I bookmarked it immediately. During one of the hotter days in the park, my fella and I made our way over to Club Cool and tried one of every option that they had available. I have to say flavors from Israel and Germany were my favorite. My fella felt Costa Rica was the best by far. Everyone is a winner when free samples are available. Definitely check it out when you're at Epcot.

When you come into Epcot Center walking past spaceship earth on your left is a little coca cola merchadise store called Club Cool. You can sample several varieties of soda from around the world for free. It's fun to try them all. Some are rather interesting like the watermelon soda from china, or the vegibeta veggie soda from Japan. Get a friend to try the Beverly from Italy and watch their expression. Have your camera ready! :)

Very cool! You enter club cool and can immediately grab small (2ish oz) cups and can sample sodas from around the world. I enjoyed the pineapple fantastic... Was afraid to try Beverly after my kids nearly spit it out and said "mom try it!" "Uh do I look crazy?" Haha. Careful when you're wearing slippers. We nearly walked right out of our slippers due to the floor being SO sticky.

Free samples of soda! Think of it as an interactive "ride" that you don't even have to wait in a line for (or pay!!) Here's a link to the collection of places I chose to go during my 5 days at Disney after perusing yelp for reviews and pictures! My goal was to try unique and highly rated foods. Hope they help some people out! https://www.yelp.com/collection/_LcSuwPOKLln2FsAD1D6sA?utm_content=Collections&utm_source=ishare

Fantastic! Free drinks, kind of hidden, and air conditioning. Did I mention free drinks? Be careful, though, sometimes the floors are very sticky.

I give Club Cool 5 stars because you can have all the free soda samples you want! They are Coke products from all over the world. I'll be honest with you, don't try the Beverly. If you are brave have a chaser ready to go! I really liked the pineapple from Greece and the Melon from Thailand. That melon is some good stuff right there. I don't know why they dont sell these flavors in the U.S.A. If you liked Club Cool you need to tty the World of Coke in Atlanta. The number of flavors they have there is off the chart!

Club Cool is a really fun place. After you pass the big "golf ball" that is the signature of EPCOT, head to the right of the walkways, and near that brand new Starbucks, you'll see Club Cool. Ok, but what is Club Cool? It's a Coca-cola sponsored place to try free international sodas and other fountain beverages. Coca-cola showcases pineapple, melon, etc. sodas that they sell around the world. When you go to the beverage dispensers, there are mini cups that hold about an ounce or so. You can push the buttons once, and they will dispense a pre-determined ounce for you to try. It's kind of a fun experiment to walk around and see what country has a palette that you can appreciate. I can say that some of the sodas are not for my tastebuds, but others are marvelous and a fun try! Obviously, it can get pretty busy in the afternoons on a hot day. Also, be wary that the floors get super sticky in here. If you have super nice kicks, you might want to avoid this place. Overall, I think it fits in with that international theme really well and offers travelers a nice culinary taste into other countries.

To think we almost missed this place on the last day of our visit to Epcot! The hubby and I were leaving Epcot on a very very hot day in early July and spotted Club Cool. Walked in and there are several different stations of fizzy drinks from all over the world. Lots of tasty soda drinks to chose from. You can hear your shoes sticking to the ground as you walk towards the door. Highly recommend visiting this place!

I was expecting more. But hey, it's still cool and it's free. Despite there being several drink machines, each machine, and each side of each machine, all serve the same flavors. So what appears to be loads of different flavors to try is in reality only a handful. You grab a small paper cup and sample away. It's definitely neat to be able to try different sodas from around the world. It can get crowded, so be patient.

Try Coca Cola products from all around the world. My favorites are the Melon soda and Inca Cola. The worst is Beverly from Italy. It tastes like ashtray water. Yuck!!!

Nice little place to cool off and get some free samples of soda (or "pop" if you'd rather) from around the world. The samples are self-serve and there are many fountains to choose from, so crowds aren't too much of a problem. You can pretty much drink your fill of soda. They sell some Coke-branded goods and sodas, but I didn't see them selling the international sodas unfortunately.

Perhaps one of the rarest places in the country where you can sample different types of cokes from around the world. Seems like a pretty cool idea. I mean, you get free samples and have as much coke as you want. Not my kind of thing, however, seeing the types of cokes from places like Zimbabwe make you think twice about walking away from trying at least a sample. Plus you have your veteran friends that say some of these flavors are a MUST to try. Sure, why not? It's a fairly fun experience. It's a place that pays homage to the coke that as populated different parts of the globe. Very suiting. Sadly, though, there was a specific flavor that was completely out from all the dispensers. I believe if you are going present samples, try to keep a back up whenever one does run out. Not that I'll lose sleep over it. Thinking about Club Cool now makes me wish I had a slightly better understanding of the different Cokes and why? From what I look back on, I'd swing by this place again to see if that flavor is in stock.

Club Cool is an experience more than anything else. Yes, there is Coke merchandise and products inside and it is an advertisement you can walk into. However, there are also free samples of Coke products around the world. Some are great and some are, well, Beverly. It's good refreshment and fun to see the family's faces as they try these free drinks.

This is a cool little place that you can easily miss. In here you get to try 8 different Sodas from around the world. It is free so there's no harm in going and trying them all. Everyone has different taste but I'd recommend trying them all because you never know which one you might like and from which country it's from. There's also a store in there so if you like Coca-Cola they have plenty of great gifts and memorabilia for you to check out and buy.