mnemnoth
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Drunkest Day at Disney
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Randyland
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What a disgusting disgrace. Boasting of being drunk, as if it were something to be proud of. Is your life so empty and miserable that you must escape with the drug of alcohol? Is being at Disney World so uneventful that you seek to find your fun from a bottle of booze?? And what about the others who witnessed your shameful acts of drunkenness?? Those who were subjected to your behavior...?? Such a sad state of things that the alcohol is available for those who see no wrong with it. What is the price of tarnishing your dignity and your soul? Now you haters can dare to reply in defense of your actions, instead of correcting your fall from grace, and begging for forgiveness.
You're quite judgy for someone named Randy.
OneofThree
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LukeS7
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We did drink around the world, but we did it over the course of 11 hours and split drinks at some of the countries, so it was a nice buzz for the day. Now, if you were to include Universal...we went to Pat O'Brien's and ordered a round of hurricanes after asking how much alcohol was in them (they said 4 oz. of rum), we felt fine and each ordered a beer and then another hurricane and then it hit us. We went up and asked what kind of alcohol was in it, it was 151-proof rum. That was quite the experience 
danyoung56
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You, of course, have the right to your opinion, as I have a right to mine. Given the title of this thread, it's pretty dumb that you'd feel the need to chime in with your minority opinion. Think what you want, but I'm under no obligation to agree.
I've been to WDW 8 times. Usually just had a beer or 2 by the pool. But we were there on my 55th birthday. I had my birthday badge on when my wife and 2 kids went to Hoop De Doo Review. I asked my server if I could have 2 beers so I didn't have to bother her during the show. She brought me a pitcher instead, which I finished during the show. I wasn't drunk, but it's the most I ever drank at WDW.
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aww poor little guy.... Go find your safe space and say will someone think of the kids....
Tony the Tigger
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It’s bonkers that the anti-alcohol people still feel the need to comment.
There are plenty of drinking-or-no-drinking threads.
This isn’t one of them.
There are plenty of drinking-or-no-drinking threads.
This isn’t one of them.
AndyS2992
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It’s a forum, people are free to speak their opinion on any subject matter they see fit whether they agree or disagree with the topic, without people attacking or censoring others opinions and everyone should be respectful of each other regardless. It would be pretty boring here otherwise.
Tony the Tigger
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It’s a forum, people are free to speak their opinion on any subject matter they see fit whether they agree or disagree with the topic, without people attacking or censoring others opinions and everyone should be respectful of each other regardless. It would be pretty boring here otherwise.
And I’m free to comment on their commentary.
Have a beer!
Trackmaster
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Oh boy... one of the infamous mysterious Disney parks disappearances. Cast Members grab her by the arm, pull her into their underground tunnel, and you never hear from her again...
Ariel1986
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Honestly, we drink every day when on vacation. Because- it's vacation! A couple of drinks (or three or four...) can add even more relaxation and escapism from everyday life combined with the magic of Disney. Sometimes drinking elevates that magic. I honestly find it stranger when people say they don't drink. Maybe that's why so many see all these overflowing trash cans and peeling paint
We're never falling down stumbling around drunk. I still want to be able to get up and enjoy Disney each day! But drinking at Disney is as fun as eating all the snacks and trying the food at Disney for me. To each their own!
We're never falling down stumbling around drunk. I still want to be able to get up and enjoy Disney each day! But drinking at Disney is as fun as eating all the snacks and trying the food at Disney for me. To each their own!
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
I have no memory of my “worst” days...which makes them the “best” days by definition
Trackmaster
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I certainly do enjoy at WDW has a "no beer jail" policy. I still feel like I need to down the beer or hang out in a beer garden everytime I buy a beer at a Florida park at first, but then I remember that Florida parks generally don't have beer jail. I've also found that a good tactic to deal with crushing line is to buy a drink before I get in line, and use it to entertain me.
I actually did get a bit drunk last night at EPCOT. Not terrible, but enough to make it hard to wake up this morning. Was in EPCOT, so got different drinks throughout the nations.
I actually did get a bit drunk last night at EPCOT. Not terrible, but enough to make it hard to wake up this morning. Was in EPCOT, so got different drinks throughout the nations.
Can't trust someone that doesn't drinkHonestly, we drink every day when on vacation. Because- it's vacation! A couple of drinks (or three or four...) can add even more relaxation and escapism from everyday life combined with the magic of Disney. Sometimes drinking elevates that magic. I honestly find it stranger when people say they don't drink. Maybe that's why so many see all these overflowing trash cans and peeling paint
We're never falling down stumbling around drunk. I still want to be able to get up and enjoy Disney each day! But drinking at Disney is as fun as eating all the snacks and trying the food at Disney for me. To each their own!