I mean, you're not wrong. He canceled a planned indoor park in St. Louis because the civic leaders there were insisting that beer be offered. Honestly, modern Disney loves to use Walt almost like a marketing tool, but the days are long gone when any thought about what Walt wanted mattered to them.
Except the way they're behaving, the company might be out of business in a year or two.
The little café in Morroco in Epcot... Wow. Every single time I go there and order a champagne it is practically a syringe amount of OJ, 99% champagne. Time and time again, no matter who is there it's the same thing. If I ever need a mimosa in Epcot, that's the only place I'll go.$10.00 for a mimosa?!There is a place downtown where you can have bottomless mimosas for that amount!! And you know since its Disney the amount of champagne will be so minuscule it might as well be $10 orange juice.
It's in the back of the Tangerine Café, where they sell the baklava and other pastries.
Yep..like me hitting Target with the wife after happy hour? Same principleMakes sense 100%. You get the guests drunk sooner, they'll overlook the rest of the prices.
I'm heading down to WDW in 2 weeks and I'll have someone with me that really likes drinking. I'll see if my theory holds up.
I have this "argument" with my friends everytime we buy an $8 beer at the local bar. I can buy a 6 packs of the same beer for 10 bucks plus get your Kroger Fuel Points but only get a pint for slightly less than that. Alcohol has one of the largest mark-up's anywhere.Let's see... a 6-pack of Stella in my local Kroger is currently running about $9. A single bottle of Stella at BOG is $10. Seems legit.
Remember, Bob Iger said it's okay to go against what Walt explicitly said about alcohol in the parks because Walt himself drank alcohol. So problem solved.
