Alcohol now served at all table service restaurants in Magic Kingdom - what about DL?

[TROR]

Yes, but the amount of Disneyland urban legends that get perpetuated online by bloggers and fan sites is absurd, and makes studying actual park history more difficult.

"They had to close Tower of Terror because the license for The Twilight Zone expired"
"If you yell 'Andy's coming' around Woody, he'll drop down to the floor."

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Yes, but the amount of Disneyland urban legends that get perpetuated online by bloggers and fan sites is absurd, and makes studying actual park history more difficult.

...a lot of nonsense is relayed as fact by fans or those that want their role to seem more important than it is. The gates of mouse are quite secured...like the da Vinci code. Only the Priary of Scion knows

 

[Disney Irish]

This is gonna be a bit off topic, but isn't it amazing how many high profile and talented filmmakers have an appreciation for Disneyland? Spielberg, Lucas, Guillermo Del Toro are a few I can think of off the top of my head. Really speaks to the quality of the park from a theatrical perspective.

Which makes sense since its suppose to be laid out like a movie.

 

[networkpro]

If you want alcohol, go to Florida

 

[Phroobar]

If you want alcohol, go to Florida

Why? Is alcohol better served by retired 80 year olds?

 

[Disney Irish]

Why? Is alcohol better served by retired 80 year olds?

Aged like a fine wine...

 

[Deleted member 107043]

Adding alcohol wouldn't be the end of the world, but it would be a subtle psychological change in the way people view Disneyland as a family place, separated from normal reality.

Besides Disneyland what other US commercial enterprise that bills itself as a family destination has a ban on alcohol?

 

[TROR]

Besides Disneyland what other US commercial enterprise that bills itself as a family destination has a ban on alcohol?

What other family place is equal to Disneyland? The answer, of course, though, is irrelevant. Disney should stand apart from the rest, not give into such conformity.

 

[networkpro]

Besides Disneyland what other US commercial enterprise that bills itself as a family destination has a ban on alcohol?

Any Mormon facility like the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, Hawaii for example.

 

[Rich T]

Besides Disneyland what other US commercial enterprise that bills itself as a family destination has a ban on alcohol?

Besides Disneyland, what other US commercial enterprise is famous for being the longest-running, most deeply-loved theme park on Earth owing to the way it's been managed these past decades? Let Disneyland be unique. And, again, I have no issue with wine at Blue Bayou.

 

[networkpro]

Why? Is alcohol better served by retired 80 year olds?

Because its California, thats why it doesnt have to make sense.

 

[Practical Pig]

Any Mormon facility like the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, Hawaii for example.

Now there was a park where I wanted alcohol.

 

[dweezil78]

What other family place is equal to Disneyland? The answer, of course, though, is irrelevant. Disney should stand apart from the rest, not give into such conformity.

You'll be changing your tune in a few years!

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

What other family place is equal to Disneyland?

Chuck E. Cheese? They have a show similar to the Country Bear Jamboree, bad food and annoying kids.

 

[Old Mouseketeer]

Is this the origin of the two finger point for CMs?

AFAIC, it is now. Hmmm...I wonder if Walt's frozen body is making the two-finger point?

 

[Old Mouseketeer]

Chuck E. Cheese? They have a show similar to the Country Bear Jamboree, bad food and annoying kids.

Not any more. They're getting rid of the animatronic band. I started to post a link to Conan's satirical video (LOL funny), but when I watched it again I remembered how not-family-friendly it is so you'll have to look it up yourself.

 

[networkpro]

Not any more. They're getting rid of the animatronic band. I started to post a link to Conan's satirical video (LOL funny), but when I watched it again I remembered how not-family-friendly it is so you'll have to look it up yourself.

Ahhh Munch’s Make Believe Band

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

It's a lot easier to get drunk in Universal Orlando. You have to bar hop because of the drink limit, but you can't argue with the success of warm butterbeer with fire whiskey and subsequent rides on beloved classics such as the E.T. Adventure and The Cat in the Hat and failed drunken attempts to get onto the chintzy pterodactyl ride in Jurassic Park.

 

[Darkbeer1]

https://www.chron.com/entertainment...eese-s-has-always-served-beer-and-6555998.php

>>
According to harried headlines it would appear that the Irving-based Chuck E. Cheese’s is just now serving beer and wine but according to company reps, they’ve always served alcohol.


Headlines this week suggested that customers could now order a cup of Bud Light or a glass of merlot but as company spokesperson Alexis Linn notes that’s always been the case.


“From the beginning we’ve served alcohol but there is a two-drink limit for drinkers,” Linn says.


That policy is in effect at the company’s 500-plus corporate-owned store. There are 30 or so franchisee-owned stores who have the option of serving alcohol if they would prefer. Alcohol service has varied over the years by region. <<

 

[Darkbeer1]

By the way, I think the policy is a two drink minimum per kid brought....