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Starbucks adds limited-time MrBeast tie-in drink at select Costa Rica stores

Starbucks stores in Costa Rica are offering the Cannon Ball Drink, a limited-time beverage tied to a partnership with content creator MrBeast. The drink went on sale Feb. 20 and is scheduled to remain available through March 6 at participating locations. The Cannon Ball Drink blends lemonade with two established Refresher flavors Strawberry Açaí and Mango Dragonfruit. It is served over ice and finished with fruit inclusions.

The name comes from a challenge featured in the second season of Beast Games, the Prime Video competition series produced by MrBeast. The show brings contestants into physical and strategy-based rounds, with a top prize of $5 million. During production, Starbucks set up service inside the “Beast City” filming environment, providing drinks and food to contestants and crew. The limited-time menu item is positioned as a way for fans to try a beverage linked to the series.

Starbucks has not published a full public list of participating stores in Costa Rica, and availability may vary by location and inventory. In Costa Rica, the drink has appeared on delivery menus at multiple locations, including Starbucks Sabana Sur and Plaza de la Cultura in San José, as well as stores in Curridabat and Belén.

Price and sizes: Prices vary by store and channel. On delivery apps, the drink has been listed at ₡3,700 at some locations before delivery and service fees. Size options also vary by market and store; customers can confirm available sizes when ordering in person or through the Starbucks Costa Rica app.

The limited run ends March 6, 2026.

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