Epcot gets rowdy during Food and Wine especially on Saturday nights but nothing compares to to the back in the day infamous adults only Pleasure Island and the behavior that went on there. It was a good thing smartphones did not exist back then.
This booze will be neither cheap nor strong.
Oh, of course. I don't believe modern Disney is capable of forgoing a small profit in order to secure a much larger one. The most they will be able to do is offer booze at as many different locations as possible.
Watered down drinks “ diluting the spirits “, charging higher prices , profiting more. Go with bottled beer , at least you know what you are drinking.
Because you'll have the purists causing an uproar for it...while also indulging in it.
A regular bar, maybe. But what's being rumored here is the addition of a few cocktails, not a full-service bar. Those are notoriously weak and run somewhere in the range of $15 to $20 on average. I don't think Magic Kingdom table service restaurants are going to be the venue of choice for people looking to drink to excess.
My issue isn’t with beer and wine. From my experience owning venues that serve alcohol, I know how hard it is to serve liquor (your five spirits) and maintain a family friendly atmosphere. Is it possible? Yes. I’ve done it. Is it easy? Hell no!
We're not talking about tequila shots, we're talking about sugar water with the same ABV as a glass of wine and some glowy ice cubes.
That’s fair
Unfortunately Disney doesn't have the stones to do that. Personally, alcohol or not, this should just be Disney's policy in general.
They have some exclusive bottles of whisky and stuff that's not rare but impossible to find in the Florida market. Straight pours ensure you're getting what you pay for. It also helps when it's slow and you can get to know the bartenders.
