NoChesterHester
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I bet Dole Whip is AWESOME with some rum. Mmmmm.
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It appears as if Magic Kingdom is the only dry park now
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I bet Dole Whip is AWESOME with some rum. Mmmmm.
SyracuseOrange
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As someone who (admittedly) has "snuck" alcohol into the MK...I wish they sold it there. Rum Dole Whip is definitely a fantastic idea. I'd buy it every time.
scottnj1966
Well-Known Member
As everyone has said, MK has always been dry. Walts wishes.
As for drunkin' people. I have only seen this New Year's at Epcot.
No one can really afford to get drunk at Disney. Have you seen the prices, hahahhaa
As for drunkin' people. I have only seen this New Year's at Epcot.
No one can really afford to get drunk at Disney. Have you seen the prices, hahahhaa
SyracuseOrange
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That's why, as I stated above, I sneak alcohol into the parks. No shame.
Dwarful
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I think (and I could be wrong) that the OP was implying that he (or she) was seeing more carts selling beer/alcohol where you could grab and go vs. getting a drink w/your meal. Personally, I don't want to forget any part of my Disney trip so I usually don't consume alcohol...although I might have a drink w/dinner or poolside.
wdw71fan
Well-Known Member
Let me break this down:
Epcot - Been drinking since 1982 (Considering world showcase, why would you think any differently?)
Studios - Been drinking since 1989
AK - Been drinking since 1998
MK is, and has always been, the only dry park in Walt Disney World.
The Empress Lilly
Well-Known Member
Are you in favor of selling alcohol to minors? If not, then why do you support 'prohibition'?
Or, in other words, not serving alcohol is nothing to do with prohibition, or any other dramatisation.
SyracuseOrange
Well-Known Member
I'm not here to discuss what alcohol can do to the brain, but one (or a few) alcoholic drinks does not necessarily make one "forget" any part of their day.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Whoa....that makes no sense whatsoever.
I'm not supporting prohibition...you seem to be though.
BTW: Double negatives never really help a cause.
mrerk
Premium Member
Malibu + dole whip = awesome. :slurp:
NiarrNDisney
Well-Known Member
And they are :slurp:
I have snuck a few little bottles in myself :lookaroun
Just so everyone knows here is a list of Bars in DHS and DAK
DHS
High Octane (Next to Studio Catering Co) Tune In Lounge (Next to 50's Prime Time Cafe
DAK
Dawa Bar (Africa), Yak & Yeti Quality Beverages (On the side of Yak & Yeti Local Foods cafe mmm Yak Attacks)
~Edit~ New - Margarita Stand (Near Flights of Wonder)
All of the restaurants have bars as well.
plutoguy32
New Member
What????? LOL :hammer:
JustInTime
Well-Known Member
Go figure. Obnoxious people running the thread with the Alcohol debate. I don't drink, but if you're on vacation, more power to you.
JustInTime
Well-Known Member
No, I agree. Keep it out of the Magic Kingdom. But I don't see the issue to the other parks. Like I say, hate drinking but if people want to have a little fun, let them. It's their life/money/vacation.
The only exception I'd be okay with it in the MK is perhaps Wine in the castle.
PirateFrank
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My wife and I have had this discussion a number of times....
While alcohol is readily available in the other three parks, there really should be nothing wrong with allowing some alcohol in the MK in limited/controlled contexts. For example, there's no need to have beer/wine carts out in the park. But enjoying a glass of wine while in Tonys for dinner (there's something wrong with having an italian meal without being able to enjoy a merlot) or a beer at Gastons, should not be something that's taboo.
Will that mean there's people stumbling from one beer cart to the other, like in Food & Wine...or there's champion beer guzzlers (like the one I posted in a pic above) walking amongst us mere mortals? Not at all...but having a single wine or beer with a dinner shouldn't be a big deal.
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While alcohol is readily available in the other three parks, there really should be nothing wrong with allowing some alcohol in the MK in limited/controlled contexts. For example, there's no need to have beer/wine carts out in the park. But enjoying a glass of wine while in Tonys for dinner (there's something wrong with having an italian meal without being able to enjoy a merlot) or a beer at Gastons, should not be something that's taboo.
Will that mean there's people stumbling from one beer cart to the other, like in Food & Wine...or there's champion beer guzzlers (like the one I posted in a pic above) walking amongst us mere mortals? Not at all...but having a single wine or beer with a dinner shouldn't be a big deal.
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Animaniac93-98
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Is wine at dinner really that terrible for children to see? Bring it in to TS places at MK I say. At least there people will be more likely to have food with it.
Disneyland is dry, with the exception of Club 33.
I believe alcohol is served in DCA.
--Matt