If you like a beverage with your baseball, the Los Angeles Dodgers have a new margarita for you to try.
The watermelon-habanero margarita sounds tantalizing enough on its own, but the special touches are what really makes this special.
The watermelon-habanero mix is shaken with tequila and fresh lime juice, and the cup comes with Tajin, not salt, dusted around the rim.
And the best part? It comes in a souvenir water cooler cup.
That cooler, naturally, is Dodger Blue with the LA logo on the side. It also comes with a straw and lid, so it might even prevent what would surely be a devastating spill.
Is the Margarita All That’s New at Dodger Stadium in 2026?
Perhaps the biggest change for the stadium is the addition of a new sponsor, the Japanese company Uniqlo.
Uniqlo secured naming rights to the field, but not the stadium.
“Dodger Stadium’s name will remain unchanged. The Dodgers did not sell the naming rights to their ballpark and were not open to doing so throughout the process,” wrote Katie Woo of The Athletic.
“Protecting the legacy of Dodger Stadium, which has been the name of the historic park since its opening in 1962, was a top priority for the organization.”
Also coming this year is Habit burgers, which is signed to a multi-year deal with the team.
“We are excited to welcome Habit in the Dodgers’ family of food partners,” said Lon Rosen, executive vice president and chief marketing officer of the Dodgers. “This exemplifies the excellence and enjoyment that fans have come to savor at Dodger Stadium, and we expect it will quickly become a popular destination in the Centerfield Plaza.”
When Can I Get My Hands on a Watermelon-Habanero Margarita?
The season is nearly upon us, with the Dodgers’ home opener set for March 26.
That will be part of a six-game home stand, with matchups with the Arizona Diamondbacks on March 26, 27 and 28, and games against the Cleveland Guardians on March 20, 31 and April 1.
Which game at Dodger Stadium will be your first of the 2026 season? And do you plan on grabbing a watermelon-habanero margarita in a commemorative cup?
