ROGERS, AR. - As the Walmart AMP prepares to welcome concert-goers for its 2026 season, fans will discover a variety of new and updated offerings designed to enhance their experience.
The venue is expanding its beverage selection, particularly for those seeking non-alcoholic options. While popular mocktails will continue to be available at every show, the menu now features more choices. New additions include Joyba Bubble Tea in mango, passion fruit, green tea and strawberry banana flavors, as well as a pińa colada bubble tea smoothie. Dunkin' Donuts ready-to-drink coffees in caramel, French vanilla, and original flavors have been added, alongside Mountain Berry Blast, fruit punch, and lemon-lime Powerade.
A trendy new offering for this season is "dirty sodas," unique soda creations like the "Tropical Headliner" (Sprite with coconut, peach, pineapple, and vanilla cream) and "Georgia Peach Pop" (Dr. Pepper with peach, lime, and vanilla). For adult guests, two new alcoholic options, Jack'n'Coke and peach bellini, will also be available.
Comfort for attendees has also been upgraded. The Walmart AMP has improved its rental lawn chairs, which now feature better cushioning, a higher weight limit, a cell phone pocket, and a drink holder. These can be rented for most shows, starting at $15. Additionally, new seat cushions are available for purchase at $12 for those sitting on the lawn.
Several popular add-ons will be returning, including the exclusive AMP Underground access, reserved parking close to the venue, Fast Track for skipping lines, and collectible tickets to commemorate the event.
For more information on tickets and all available add-ons, visitors are encouraged to check the official Walmart AMP website.
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