Duluth’s Infinite Energy Center has joined the rest of metro Atlanta in ditching Pepsi for hometown beverage company Coca-Cola.
The center, which hosts events from hockey games and concerts to conferences and elections, announced a new long-term partnership with Coca-Cola on Wednesday. Coke will be the exclusive non-alcoholic beverage partner for the center’s three venues, Infinite Energy Arena, Infinite Energy Forum and Infinite Energy Theater.
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The agreement doesn’t just include soda, but water, sports drinks, tea, coffee, juice and other beverages, the center said in a press release. The terms of the agreement, including the duration, have not been disclosed.
The Infinite Energy Center previously had a partnership with Pepsi, which began in 2011. Wednesday’s announcement signified a switch to the rival Atlanta-based beverage company.
“We are thrilled to provide our guests and fans the familiar hometown Coca-Cola brand,” General Manager Joey Dennis said in a release. “This partnership will amplify the energy and excitement of the new campus developments that are underway.”
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