Yes—they do exist, but I wouldn’t say they’re common as standard city street bins. You’re more likely to see urban trash cans with built-in bottle openers in craft-beer districts, festival grounds, parks, apartment courtyards, or public spaces where glass bottles are a known issue. Some cities and venues add a simple opener bar to a sturdy bin so people don’t smash bottles on the edge.
For a private party, though, I wouldn’t count on using a municipal trash can. The practical move is to rent a party recycling bin or event waste station with a bottle opener or cap catcher, or buy a sturdy outdoor bin and attach a wall-mounted opener to a post or lid. That keeps glass separate, reduces broken bottles, and makes cleanup easier.
Just check local waste rules and venue permissions first, especially if glass recycling and open-container laws apply. So the answer is yes, they exist—but for parties, renting or customizing an event bin is usually the smarter option.