Check out Olipop's retro Drive-Thru and enter to win fun bubbly freebies for summer 🍊
Check out Olipop's retro Drive-Thru and enter to win fun bubbly freebies for summer 🍊 You could win a DIY mocktail starter kit or a whole case of Olipop's new Orange Cream flavor.
Whether you're looking to cut back on empty calories or want to kick-start a lifestyle change with less alcohol, summer 2025 is a great time to do it. Just in time for the warm weather, Olipop is hosting its first-ever mocktail drive-thru experience. Yes, a drive-thru for delicious mocktails is coming to Los Angeles this May. The brand behind the viral healthy soda alternative is also hosting a Drive-Thru (both IRL and virtually) and the opportunity for 1,000 lucky sippers to win a DIY mocktail starter kit or a case of the newest Olipop flavor. Intrigued? Same. Learn more about the fresh new initiatives below and how to save 20% on your next Olipop order!
When is the Olipop mocktail Drive-Thru?
The city of Los Angeles will be able to experience Olipop's first-ever Drive-Thru in real life for one day only on Monday, May 12. Visitors will have the chance to taste carefully curated mocktails, DIY Dirty Sodas and signature Orange Cream beverages, and shop exclusive, limited-edition Olipop merchandise.
Olipop will offer one drink per visitor (while supplies last).
Where is the Olipop mocktail Drive-Thru?
The first-ever Olipop Drive-Thru will be hosted at: 4450 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, California 90004. The event will run from 1:30 PM to 6:00 PM PST. 🚙 Pro-tip: Visitors can enter the Drive-Thru via the car entrance going east on Beverly Blvd; public street parking is nearby and walk-ins welcome to place on-site orders.
When is the Olipop Virtual Drive-Thru?
From Monday, May 12 to Monday, May 19, Olipop will host a Virtual Drive-Thru at drinkolipop.com/drivethru, open daily from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM PST.
How do you enter to win Olipop freebies?
Simply enter your name and email. Olipop will notify you within 48 hours if you're one of the selected winners.
Winners will win one of the following freebies:
Olipop Drive-Thru Mocktail Kit: In partnership with KOIA, Olipop is bringing the sparkle home with all the ingredients you need to create your own Dirty Protein Soda featuring the new Olipop Orange Cream flavor. You can also create the internet's most viral drink right now, the Sleepy Girl Mocktail, in partnership with Pomona Organics and Moon Juice.
Olipop 12-Pack of Orange Cream: Don't miss your chance to get a 12-pack of the new Orange Cream flavor delivered right to your doorstep.
See Official Rules for full details on how to enter, eligibility requirements, odds, prize descriptions and limitations. Void where prohibited.
Enter to win here
To continue the bubble celebrations, Olipop is offering a 20% discount when shoppers use coupon code DRIVETHRU20 at checkout at drinkolipop.com. The coupon can be applied to all purchases sitewide.
What is Olipop?
Olipop launched in 2018 as an alternative to regular soda. The functional beverage was formulated by the brand's CEO, Ben Goodwin, and a group of scientists to create a flavorful soda that supports digestive health. Today, Olipop flavors include Vintage Cola, Classic Root Beer, Lemon Lime, Strawberry Vanilla, Watermelon Lime, Tropical Punch, Ginger Ale, and more. Olipop is non-GMO, paleo, vegan, and gluten-free. Each can of Olipop has nine grams of fiber, two to five grams of sugar, and is packed with prebiotics and plant-based fiber for supreme digestive health.
Does Olipop soda have caffeine?
Some Olipop flavors have caffeine. Right now, the only Olipop flavors that contain caffeine are Vintage Cola, Cherry Cola, and Dr. Goodwin. The rest are caffeine-free! The caffeine in those three Olipop flavors consists of 50mg of caffeine derived from green tea extract.
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