Everyone I've talked to who has done the flights has had really good things to say (both about the taste, and the value--it's apparently pretty good). Good luck!
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Epcot Guide to Drinking Around the World!
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Everyone I've talked to who has done the flights has had really good things to say (both about the taste, and the value--it's apparently pretty good). Good luck!
Bravo 229
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Great post! I definitely agree with starting in Mexico, as I found out the hard way on my first attempt at drinking around the World. I usually don't stop for a beer in the American Adventure, though when its F&W time I make sure to grab a Cherry Wheat Ale and the Festival beer!
As a side note: was it in February when you encountered the person running into the light pole? That flight of Scotch sure can do a number on someone!
As a side note: was it in February when you encountered the person running into the light pole? That flight of Scotch sure can do a number on someone!
Great post! I definitely agree with starting in Mexico, as I found out the hard way on my first attempt at drinking around the World. I usually don't stop for a beer in the American Adventure, though when its F&W time I make sure to grab a Cherry Wheat Ale and the Festival beer!
As a side note: was it in February when you encountered the person running into the light pole? That flight of Scotch sure can do a number on someone!
HAHA! No, we never actually saw that happen (I've only seen a couple of really drunk people in the WS ever); I'm sure the lightpost had it comin'!
LilSuzy
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Great blog with great tips for us first-timers! My husband and I are going during F&W Festival in October....as I was reading I thought about riding rides in between. Then I thought well no Mission Space for me then after drinks.....:ROFLOL: It would mess with my stomach too much, (sorry I'm a lightweight)
Bravo 229
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That lightpost didn't know what hit it! (Note: looking backwards while walking NOT recommended! lol)
BrittanyRose428
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Oh why am I not 21 yet lol
Pirate~Princess
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Well, I wasn't planning on eating at Le Cellier during my next trip, but since they serve Unibroue there that might have to change.
Communicore
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Future World is technically a world so that should be a part of it - Heineken at Fountain View, shots of Beverly from Club Cool (yes people take shots of it) and a couple other places!
I still think the one that counts the most is drinking around the world during the food and wine festival.
I still think the one that counts the most is drinking around the world during the food and wine festival.
righttrack
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My best friend met us on our trip to WDW. We drank around the world and took pics at every stop, and they got funnier and funnier. Will put them in a collage and post sometime soon. Right now, just back from the world and tired.
CaptainShortty
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Don't know if this was said yet (sorry if it has!) but when my friends and I did this for his 21st birthday we got the passports they sell in EPCOT and had them stamped in each country. You then go back and write in what drinks you had in each place. It makes for a fun and different souvenir and a memory of what is bound to be a GREAT afternoon. =)
I, not being 21 wound up being the "semi-sober sitter" at this event and can not wait to get back there to do it myself now that I'm 21. Still had a fantastic time. My advice, start early and take pictures!
I, not being 21 wound up being the "semi-sober sitter" at this event and can not wait to get back there to do it myself now that I'm 21. Still had a fantastic time. My advice, start early and take pictures!
The Passports idea is brilliant. I made a pirate map (why pirates? because they're awesome!) of the drink stops for Sarah's 21st birthday. I'll have to see if I still have it on a hard drive.
828tnt
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828tnt
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the pirate map is a fantastic idea esp for a special event!
i think they may only do the passports for food and wine, but i could be wrong.
I remember getting a passport as a little kid, but I don't think the purpose was quite the same! :lol:
CaptainShortty
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That's awesome! I would love to see it if you can find it!