Not much for the kids. (Not profitable because they don't drink)
But all you Disney Adults can get the $40 cup to take back with you.
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MK New Pirates of the Caribbean-themed lounge
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But all you Disney Adults can get the $40 cup to take back with you.
Disnutz311
Disney World Purist
Little crazy that opening day is D23 weekend. Glad I'm going to the convention, but that makes reservations even harder to get here at the bar. See everyone at 6am on the 14th for battle of the reso!
I also love the pirate tiki mug (very one eyed willy from Goonies) and the octopus tentacle. Hoping for some special effects or secrets in the bar as well.
I also love the pirate tiki mug (very one eyed willy from Goonies) and the octopus tentacle. Hoping for some special effects or secrets in the bar as well.
For pirates big and small. I assume the Kids Menu hasn't been posted yet?
DisneyHead123
Well-Known Member
If there was anything exciting on it, it wouldn’t be a kid’s menu, lol. Assuming it’s the universal kid’s menu of chicken tenders, burgers, noodles and pizza.
Disnutz311
Disney World Purist
I would say the opposite. They did not build a full service kitchen for this bar to my knowledge. I would guess there is no kids menu. The little "kitchen" they did add would be no more than refrigeration, a speed oven, and some plating space. That is why the food menu is so small with more than half coming from a commissary kitchen and is loaded in a couple times a day.
Tony the Tigger
Well-Known Member
Yaaaasss! Chakalaka.
networkpro
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- Yes
This is it for "food"
And there is a wide selection of kid friendly drinks as well
So does this say "it's a bar" and not daycare any clearer ? Oga's has 8 different non-alcohol selections.
DisneyHead123
Well-Known Member
Well darn. My son will subsist on air and one bite of a Mickey bar as per usual then.
Disnutz311
Disney World Purist
More money for merchandise then! You'll make Bob and Josh happy.
Can you bring in your own peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?
Figments Friend
Well-Known Member
Same, but probably not for the Halloween event.
This looks promising, and I am always up for trying something new.
Interested to hear more about the entertainment / setting enhancements.
Wishing you good luck in scoring a spot during your visit, matey!
Arrrr….!
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Only if lightly toasted and stamped with skull and cross bones design, made with Neverland-approved "Peter Pan" Peanut Butter and renamed "The Jelly Roger"
I honestly think it a miss. It'll be a hit for a while just on newness and then the cracks will start to appear with them having to slowly integrate a watered down menu, more kid-friendly fare and new "show" elements. Not wishful thinking, I genuinely see it as the only way forward. But maybe I'm just against the concept. We'll see. How's Epcot's Geo 8675309 doing?
Figments Friend
Well-Known Member
I will say the menu has some unusual choices….
Not sure this will drive in the ‘foodies’ and I’m not sure if your typical tourists will fancy the selections.
I personally enjoy seeing something ‘different’ for a change.
But yeah, some of the options are a bit exotic for some…I can see that.
Would pirates eat this kind of grub, though?
Seems a bit too fancy for that lot…
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Not sure this will drive in the ‘foodies’ and I’m not sure if your typical tourists will fancy the selections.
I personally enjoy seeing something ‘different’ for a change.
But yeah, some of the options are a bit exotic for some…I can see that.
Would pirates eat this kind of grub, though?
Seems a bit too fancy for that lot…
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Sir_Cliff
Well-Known Member
I am honestly curious now; has this new bar at Epcot been a flop as a few people have now suggested?
In terms of this one, as an adult who likes a cocktail and a themed bar it looks good to me. In terms of whether it will go downhill, well, we'll see. That just seems like an argument for them to never open anything, though.
Casper Gutman
Well-Known Member
I loathe this new WDW trend towards themed bars with little or no food. I'm not a teetotaler but spending large amounts on alcohol doesn't appeal to me, so it's very hard to find a justification to spend much time in themed spaces I'd otherwise love like Ogas.
On a much more profound level, it seems like another massive step away from Disney resorts' mission of creating spaces that can be enjoyed by all ages together - the dining establishment equivalent of the spate of thrill coasters WDW has built. In a more general sense, while I don't begrudge anyone as many drinks as they like, I feel the recent emphasis on booze at the resort, particularly at EPCOT and its "drinking around the world" culture, to be more then a little unsavory. Frankly, I wish they'd bring back Pleasure Island to create a contained, heavily-themed environment for adults who wanted to imbibe and not make it a selling point of the parks.
On a much more profound level, it seems like another massive step away from Disney resorts' mission of creating spaces that can be enjoyed by all ages together - the dining establishment equivalent of the spate of thrill coasters WDW has built. In a more general sense, while I don't begrudge anyone as many drinks as they like, I feel the recent emphasis on booze at the resort, particularly at EPCOT and its "drinking around the world" culture, to be more then a little unsavory. Frankly, I wish they'd bring back Pleasure Island to create a contained, heavily-themed environment for adults who wanted to imbibe and not make it a selling point of the parks.
Too early to call Geo-82 a flop, imo. The novelty is still there.
The Beak and Barrel is a different 'animal', yes it's a bar/lounge, but the vibe I get is fun-family friendly, unlike Geo-82 which is adults-only with a relaxing upscale atmosphere.
The Beek and Barrel's food menu isn't appealing to me, a couple of cocktails look good, but tbh, with the show elements, and kids allowed, the place will likely be too noisy for my taste. Most likely a once and done for me.
Alice a
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I very rarely drink alcohol anymore- kidney issues- but one thing I really dislike about many NA cocktails, and the 2 offered here in particular, is how overwhelmingly sweet they tend to be.
It’s easy and possible to make NA cocktails that are balanced; any decent mixologist can do it. Barring that, at least offer an NA beer.
I realize that these ‘lounges’ aren’t made for nondrinkers, but Disney Parks, while improving, still lag behind other entertainment spaces in regard for the availability and quality of their NA beverages. They mostly seem to be aimed at kids, which, fair, it’s Disney, but…
It’s easy and possible to make NA cocktails that are balanced; any decent mixologist can do it. Barring that, at least offer an NA beer.
I realize that these ‘lounges’ aren’t made for nondrinkers, but Disney Parks, while improving, still lag behind other entertainment spaces in regard for the availability and quality of their NA beverages. They mostly seem to be aimed at kids, which, fair, it’s Disney, but…