Drinking around the world tips

Princess Leia

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Oh, nothing says "projectile vomiting" like mixing dairy products, distilled liquor and fermented rice...
If it’s done over a period of several hours, I think you’d be okay. We ate at each country, but unfortunately started on an empty stomach, so 3 drinks in an hour was not great. The plan was to take it easy for the rest of the day, but our early Le Cellier dinner kind of threw a wrench in that plan (I got very full, very quickly), and I never really felt the urge to continue my quest around the world.
 

larryz

I'm Just A Tourist!
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If it’s done over a period of several hours, I think you’d be okay. We ate at each country, but unfortunately started on an empty stomach, so 3 drinks in an hour was not great. The plan was to take it easy for the rest of the day, but our early Le Cellier dinner kind of threw a wrench in that plan (I got very full, very quickly), and I never really felt the urge to continue my quest around the world.
 

BEARSHOUSE4

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Unpopular opinion : it's not worth it. I've seen so many people escorted out of the parks for drunk and disorderly conduct that it just ruins the idea of drinking around the world. And honestly, it's just not that much fun to be that hammered at Disney World and trust me, everyone who comes out of the 'Drinks Around the World Challenge' is hammered. That's a ton of strong drinks in a short period of time.

I attempted this once : it ended after three countries and I lost my ID (this was fun when arriving at the airport for my return flight without any form of identification). I took it as a sign from the Universe that it just wasn't meant to be.

Have a few drinks, eat some good snacks. Enjoy yourself. Don't go overboard and ruin your night (and potentially the following day).
I must disagree. Riding Test Track while hammered is FREAKING AWESOME.
 

a goofy username

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UPDATE: I did it 01. canada.jpg 02. england.jpg 03. france.jpg 04. morocco.jpg 05. japan.jpg 06. america.jpg 07. italy.jpg 08. germany.jpg 09. china.jpg 10. norway.jpg
 

a goofy username

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SECOND UPDATE: Just got back from five days in the parks. Exhausted (and experiencing a little post-disney depression) but still very satisfied with how the whole trip went!

MK on the 31st was extremely crowded (more so in the latter half of the day) but surprisingly manageable - we got there at like 7:30am and made a beeline for the Mine Train at rope drop, boarded in 25 mins no problem. The rest of the day was similar - I don't think we waited in any line for over an hour despite the immense crowds. As the park filled up more with new years crowds the lines obviously got longer; SGE had a 50 minute wait at one point, amazingly - we wouldn't have even thought to look in its direction let alone consider going on it, but my siblings heard it was closing and they got nostalgic so we went on TWICE. I won't miss that ride but I will but I won't etc. Sad to see it go despite my feelings about it.
At around 8pm we staked out our spot for midnight fireworks in front of the castle. The entire area - the hub and its surroundings, all of Main Street - was so unbelievably crowded, so densely populated, it made the most packed concerts I've ever been to seem like rundown bowling alleys on monday afternoons. My god. It took me half an hour to get from the Walt and Mickey statue to Casey's. I don't think I ever want to do MK on NYE again, but I'm glad I got to experience it. I'm not big on fireworks or huge crowded celebrations but this was pretty great.
AK was rainy and a bit chilly but obviously much less crowded than MK was the previous night, which made for a relaxing, laid-back day - FoP left me completely stunned, great ride. For what it is, I admired the River Journey too, despite it feeling a little bit too much like kayaking through a flooded Rainforest Cafe. The shaman was working.
The next day was Epcot; as for the whole drinking around the world thing, thanks so much for the advice, everyone - I didn't have any issues with sickness or anything, I paced myself, etc. I ate some fish and chips, some baklava, some egg rolls, drank a lot of water, made out perfectly fine (my wallet didn't though hahahahahaaaajajahaha i want to cry). Loved Germany's grapefruit beer and Japan's hot sake.
The remaining two days were spent revisiting Epcot and MK - Epcot day 2 was nice because i slowed down considerably in world showcase and spent much more time appreciating the details instead of rushing to complete the challenge. MK day 2 was nice because it was less crowded (we walked right on to splash and big thunder) but also heartbreaking - walking away from the castle and leaving MK on the last day of your vacation is much more emotional than leaving the other parks. Already mentally planning my next trip, probably when SWL opens.

tl;dr - i went to disney world and it was good lol
 

durangojim

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I didn't read through the whole thread, so if others have written what I'm about to, I apologize. I'd try some "unique" drinks that may be harder to find at other places. My suggestions are:
Grand Marnier Slush in France
Grey Goose Slush in France
Aquavit in Norway (just to try it, it's kind of funky)
A glass of Casa Dragones tequila at La Cava in Mexico

Those are my favorites at least.
 

a goofy username

Active Member
Original Poster
My suggestions are:
Grand Marnier Slush in France
Grey Goose Slush in France
Aquavit in Norway (just to try it, it's kind of funky)
A glass of Casa Dragones tequila at La Cava in Mexico

Those are my favorites at least.

I'll have to try them next time! I stuck to beer this time around with the exception of the small sake cup
 

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