Inside OLIPOP's first-ever soda drive-thru in LA: Orange Cream is back
This May, OLIPOP — the brand known for reinventing soda with gut-friendly fiber and only 2-5 grams of sugar — is bringing a sweet surprise to Los Angeles. To mark the much-anticipated return of its fan-favorite Orange Cream flavor, OLIPOP will launch its first-ever soda drive-thru experience on Monday, May 12th.
The immersive pop-up event will offer free mocktail creations, exclusive merchandise and more to soda lovers in the heart of LA. Let's face it, we're pretty excited to celebrate the return of the Orange Cream flavor.
Located at 4450 Beverly Blvd, the OLIPOP Drive-Thru will be open from 1:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. PST for one day only. Visitors can enter by car or on foot and snag one free drink per guest while supplies last. Designed to blend retro fun with today's viral beverage trends, the event promises an afternoon of nostalgia and innovation in equal measure.
And yes, as mentioned, the cult-favorite Orange Cream flavor among OLIPOP fans is finally back by popular demand. Its deliciously creamy vanilla base and zesty citrus notes make us all nostalgic for childhood summers, ice cream trucks and orange popsicles.
After an overwhelming number of requests for its return, OLIPOP is making Orange Cream a permanent fixture in its lineup — and the brand is celebrating big.
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At the drive-thru, guests will enjoy not only a free Orange Cream soda but also have the chance to try a lineup of trendy mocktails. These include DIY Dirty Sodas, social media-famous Sleepy Girl drinks and other functional twists on popular internet beverages.
It's a creative homage to the playful spirit of soda culture, now elevated with health-forward ingredients. If you can't experience the LA experience, you can still purchase the Orange Cream flavor online while supplies last. It retails for $36 for 12 cans.
The experience doesn't stop in LA. From May 12 to 19, fans nationwide can join the celebration online through OLIPOP's Virtual Drive-Thru. Open daily from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. PST, the virtual activation offers the chance to win exclusive prizes, including the OLIPOP Drive-Thru Kit and cases of the beloved Orange Cream flavor.
Winners of the Virtual Drive-Thru giveaway will receive one of two prizes: a 12-pack of Orange Cream or the all-new Drive-Thru Kit. The latter comes with everything needed to craft Dirty Protein Sodas and viral mocktails at home, thanks to partnerships with wellness brands Koia, Pomona Organics and Moon Juice. It's a creative way to bring the LA drive-thru magic right into your kitchen.
Those interested in entering the virtual experience simply need to submit their name and email address at drinkolipop.com/drivethru. OLIPOP will notify winners within 48 hours, giving 1,000 lucky participants the chance to sip something special without leaving home.
Adding to the celebration, OLIPOP is offering a limited-time sitewide discount. Fans can use the promo code DRIVETHRU20 at checkout on the brand's website to enjoy 20% off all products. It's the perfect excuse to stock up on favorites or try Orange Cream for the first time.
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As OLIPOP continues to grow its massive consumer fanbase, this drive-thru marks an exciting milestone in the brand's evolution. With its unique blend of nostalgia, wellness and viral flair, it's a testament to its mission: to reimagine soda in a way that's both fun and functional.
Whether you're cruising through the drive-thru in LA or joining virtually from home, this event is a toast to good vibes, bold flavors and a new era of soda. The countdown is on — Orange Cream is back, and it's better than ever.
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