Isn’t the Pirates lounge all ages?
Bars aren’t generally thought of as great family places.
Disney’s different though. Lots of families in Oga’s too because the theming is so good.
Even Pleasure Island had an age limit…
Pleasure island? Maybe certain clubs but most of the places were open to families.
I feel you’re being a bit disingenuous here. Age limits at the clubs was 18 or 21, depending on the year. A few clubs - the ones you listed, remarkably - allowed younger guests with an adult. Before 2004, the entire Island was a ticketed attraction with even stricter controls.
You picked the wrong nights… if you were there with CP’s…. It was a fun time! Haha.
Well, let me put it this way. Today's Disney is more concerned about sales numbers than they are about theme park philosophy these days. It is kind of ironic that this is the year that they decided to do the Walt Animatronic.
Don’t get me wrong, a little debauchery here and there isn’t a bad thing. But there’s a time and a place. And just like I’m deeply skeptical of gacha games that normalize gambling for children, I’m skeptical of Disney pushing bars as family entertainment to earn a few more dollars.
Ticketed but you could get it added to your key to the world card. We would have gone primarily in the 1990’s and there were a lot of families there then.
From this week, the crazy places that have the demon alcohol near kids (because apparently in your 50’s parochial society where ever alcohol is served you will have “sloshed customers.”
The primary point of a bar is to sell alcohol.
The primary point of every business is to make money.
only within the vision of the brand though.
