unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Perhaps they already have....a ROOTbeer.
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It appears as if Magic Kingdom is the only dry park now
- Thread starter TyrantBoss
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Perhaps they already have....a ROOTbeer.
Pitchforkman
New Member
While i love root beer i would also love if they created a new beer...i would offer up a couple good micro brew places around the country to use. Four Peaks in Tempe, Goose Island in Chicago, Dogfish Head in Philly
MarkTwain
Well-Known Member
DCA does serve alcohol, which creates an interesting dynamic between DCA and the notoriously dry Disneyland because of how close they are together.
One of my favorite signatures on one Disneyland forum I frequent reads: "Is this haunted room actually stretching? Or is the six beers you had in DCA, hmmm??" :lol:
Pitchforkman
New Member
I love that...the only issue is that i feel bad for a guy who gets drunk off of only six beers :ROFLOL:
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
I believe that anyone would be legally drunk after drinking 6 beers.
Pitchforkman
New Member
not if you are drinking keystone light :ROFLOL:
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
The Magic Kingdom also has two other taverns (Liberty Tree and Tortuga's) that don't serve alcohol. Don't expect Gaston's Tavern to be any different.
bdearl41
Well-Known Member
I know Walt wanted it dry, but all i have to say is disney is that much better with a buzz! Usually in the afternoon i do the monorail pub crawl to get out of the heat then head back to the park with a buzz for the evening. Also having a beer on the boat ride from Polynesian to MK is fantastic!
I have taken in an airplane bottle or two before, its a good time. Best ride with a buzz by far is Soarin though.
I have taken in an airplane bottle or two before, its a good time. Best ride with a buzz by far is Soarin though.
saxamoophone
Active Member
Now that is something we can all support.
mickeysshoes
Well-Known Member
And this is the reason we will NEVER have an ADR for dinner in the MK.
mickeysshoes
Well-Known Member
might be the only way you would get me drink one!!! :lol:
PirateFrank
Well-Known Member
Same here... Like I said already, it's not like there should be beer carts all over, but not being able to get a glass wine with your shrimp scampi at Tony's is stupid.....especially since there's already a restaurant in DL that serves, despite the park being 'dry'
Until they allow for some relaxation of this rule in the mk, we'll always play for dinner outside of the mk and return for the evening.....
MaryJaneP
Well-Known Member
Guess I'm one to agree with Walt's original intention that MK be dry. Supposedly this is why St Louis lost out on getting WDW originally. Do we really need to consider the additional incivility that will undoubtedly result from alcohol sales in the stand-by and fast-pass lines? Or how about along the parade routes and for the fireworks? Nothing like having to explain to the kids that the sicko is probably just drunk. If 75% of WDW parks offer booze, IMHO, MK can stand to be different.
PlaneJane
Well-Known Member
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I think you've been drinking a little too much possibly or popping too many pills if alcohol isn't your thing .. Prohibition of alcohol is the legal act of prohibiting the manufacture, transportation and sale of alcohol and alcoholic beverages. Selling alcohol to minors I believe is something that none of us ever want to do.
cinderellafan6
Well-Known Member
I love doing a little monorial bar hopping during the afternoon!! Its so much fun!!
MaryJaneP
Well-Known Member
Nothing like any early start.
Gator
Active Member
I think there's enough alcohol served at WDW. I'd prefer it if the whole place were dry, but that's because I seem to attract stupid drunk people. And those experiences are never good.
MIDisneyFamily
Member
....and those darn drunk pirates...they found the beer and rum and keep it to themselves
PhilharMagician
Well-Known Member
I am glad that you know that Walt wanted it dry.
In fact Walt added Club 33 to DL to be able to have a place to take investors and fellow businessmen to enjoy a good meal and a few adult beverages. What he did do was keep the alchoholic beverage consumtion restricted behind doors.
PhilharMagician
Well-Known Member
Went to the Food and Wine this past fall in 2011. Another father and I walked into the World Showcase looking to prove something. We pounded em at the Biergarten. Got more in Canada, England, Norway, some tequila in mexico.....then we came across this guy walking back to Canada for another loop:
We realized, in one very quick moment, that we were amateurs among pros and we decided it simply wasn't worth it embarrassing ourselves!
That has to be the most expensive belt in the world @ $11.00+ for each beer!