Apparently Coca-Cola is too “cool” for standard Disney trash cans. Thus we find this silver, triangular model inside Club Cool.

It features an open top, perfect to dump your cup after trying Beverly for the first time!

// Walt Disney World, Epcot, Future World, Club Cool, 2009

[Source: Jessica (figmentfan84) via Flickr. Used by permission.]

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Here’s a Disney trash can you’ve probably never seen…

Located above Epcot’s Test Track is a VIP suite for the sponsors of the attraction — in this case, General Motors. If you are fortunate enough to spend time there, you’ll probably be disappointed in the garbage cans. I know I am.

Oh well.

// Walt Disney World, Epcot, Future World, Test Track, GM VIP Suite, 2012

[Source: Name Withheld By Request. Used by permission.]

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Here are the answers to yesterday’s Valentine’s Day-themed “LOVE” message, created with letters from Disney trash cans.

• ”L” - Walt Disney World, Epcot, World Showcase, The American Adventure
• ”O” - Walt Disney World, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, DinoLand USA, near Dinosaur
• ”O” - Walt Disney World, Epcot, Future World, The Land, Soarin’
• ”E” - Walt Disney World, Magic Kingdom, Mickey’s Toontown Fair

Unlike Push the Talking Trashcan, this garbage can in Epcot’s Electric Umbrella has an automatic trigger that talks when you throw stuff inside. Check out some of the comments it makes!

// Walt Disney World, Epcot, Future World, Electric Umbrella, 2011

[Source: Daveh787 via Twitvid. Used by permission.]

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Simple. Soarin’.

// Walt Disney World, Epcot, Future World, The Land, Soarin’, 2006

[Source: Steve Tanner personal collection]

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Before the shift to standardized recycling cans that matched the style of traditional trash bins, Epcot featured bottle-shaped recycling containers.

// Walt Disney World, Epcot, Future World, 2008

[Source: Gaylin in Vancouver. Used by permission via Magical Trash Submission Form.]

Notice the power cord coming out of this trash can found at the Electric Umbrella restaurant in Epcot? Unlike the remote control mobility of Push the Talking Trashcan, this Waste Please receptacle stays put, but vocalizes comments when you use it!

See it in action via our Facebook Page

// Walt Disney World, Epcot, Future World, Electric Umbrella, 2011

[Source: Ricky Brigante at Inside the Magic. Used by permission.]

Horizons: Resurrected is a digital project by Chris Wallace that is recreating the beloved EPCOT Center attraction as a 3D model. Chris was kind enough to render this Horizons trash can for us here at Magical Trash.

Go check out his project (and follow on Facebook and Twitter as well!)

// Walt Disney World, EPCOT Center, Future World, Horizons

[Source: Chris Wallace at Horizons: Resurrected. Used by permission.]

The iconic, original EPCOT Center trash can. It doesn’t get much better than that!

// Walt Disney World, EPCOT Center, Future World, 1983

[Source: Michael Crawford at Progress City USA. Used by permission.]

WDW, Epcot, Future World, The Land, Soarin’ queue