Wow. That is sad and absolutely crazy! How old were these people? I've heard stories like this lately and am in shock every time.
My family and I went to Guest Services and the cast member at the desk said that Epcot is the only park where they allow guests to leave their car for two days, hence promoting the terrible trend. We thought that going on a Sunday would at least be a little better, because people usually work the next day...but we were wrong. It's just a shame because my husband and I know what EPCOT Center was and now we have this.
They were in their 30's, and one of the woman's friends, despite being drunk, told her she really shouldn't be in there and she refused to leave. Sloppy indeed. It makes you wonder how low the company will go to make a quick buck.
I am horrified and feel bad for you. It shouldn't be like this.We were puked on in a Monorail in September.
Unfortunately, as indicated by the construction of more "permanent" kiosks, this is what Epcot will be known for.
Horrible. I blame the individuals though..not the alcohol. I loved F&W and hoping to make it back next year now that I have an AP. I promise that I'll never be sloppy and/or end up in a men's restroom. Neither will any of my friends/fam.
I blame the management. Bars are required to stop serving their guests when they are obviously tipsy ( prior to being drunk) Why isn't the Disney management doing the same? Public drunkenness should not be tolerated. It isn't on most city streets, so why is it allowed in Epcot? Oh that's right, Greed has become the new Disney mantra.
My wife and I spend more time at Epcot than the other parks when we visit. We love eating and drinking through WS. (check any of my TR's and you will see
). We have been to F&W and F&G many times over the years. We have definitely seen drunk people over the years, but in all our time there we have yet to witness anything truly alarming. 
If you could point me towards some positive posts, or some positive posts that don't eventually end up wallowing in negativity and bickering, I would appreciate it, because they are definitely hard to find on here lately. I'm not saying that every post has to be sunshine and roses, but there seem to be an alarming number of members of this community who seem to have the mindset that Disney cannot and will not do anything right when it comes to their theme parks. The OP in this situation was just stating a fact; I did not ridicule the OP, I was trying to point out how some posters are so frustrated with the negativity, arguing, and triggered personal attacks, that they are resorting to it themselves. I found myself doing it recently, until some people pointed out how I sounded, and I put a stop to it. The tone some people use towards Disney on here is the same kind of harsh tone people reserve for governmental decisions. These people need to remember that Disney isn't making decisions that directly affect your day-to-day life-they are a leisure time activity provider. No one is being forced to pay for and go to Disney parks-it's a choice. If the government raises taxes, you have to pay them, so complain away. If Disney isn't building something quick enough, or the parks are too dirty, etc, just don't go. Find something else to spend your time and money on, instead of constantly ranting and raving about how bad Disney is.
