More booze at Disneyland

[Consumer]

I’ve not had any problems with the food at Disneyland since going on a strict diet of only eating at the Hungry Bear Restaurant.

 

[mickEblu]

I’ve not had any problems with the food at Disneyland since going on a strict diet of only eating at the Hungry Bear Restaurant.

But then how do you eat at the Plaza Inn?

 

[CaptinEO]

I’ve not had any problems with the food at Disneyland since going on a strict diet of only eating at the Hungry Bear Restaurant.

Are they any good these days? As a kid we'd go there or Tomorowland Grill and always get the famous Disneyland dryburgers.

Post covid we got a Fantasmic Hungry Bear package with a barbeque meal that was actually the worst meal I've had in my life, and Barbeque is my favorite type of food.

 

[John park hopper]

Booze makes WDW look better than it reallyi is great strategy Disney

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

YMMV, but I actually felt like maintenance and food quality were on the upswing compared to last year.

Not perfect, but trending in the right direction.

Agreed 100%. Maintenance is a fact…., Indy and Alice looked so good on my last visit!

 

[Dear Prudence]

I know I will get downvoted and hate for this, but I am....exhausted by the need for there to be alcohol literally everywhere. I don't mind alcohol, like, in designated places like bars or fancier restaurants or places where I don't need to be but like.... more places Disneyland? The zoo?! Chuck E Cheese?! It's becoming harder and harder to be in alcohol-free spaces. And I want to make it clear that I am not judging anyone or making any kind of moral assessment, I just like being around it, or like that everything revolves around it.

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

I know I will get downvoted and hate for this, but I am....exhausted by the need for there to be alcohol literally everywhere.

I agree 100% and of course, so did Walt. He wanted Disneyland to be different, to be special.

But as some of the posters like to say “Walt’s dead”

 

[wdrive]

I agree 100% and of course, so did Walt. He wanted Disneyland to be different, to be special.

But as some of the posters like to say “Walt’s dead”

No one here can pretend to know what Walt would have wanted for his theme park 70 years after it opened. Of course things change as society does over decades.

 

[Dear Prudence]

I agree 100% and of course, so did Walt. He wanted Disneyland to be different, to be special.

But as some of the posters like to say “Walt’s dead”

Like it's one thing in DCA which is a more 'adult-oriented' park or Downtown Disney or the fancier park restaurants which I am not going to anyway (I am not spending a kajillion dollars at Disney to sit down to spend $200 on food, that's not happening, I have attractions to ride, here, people). I can avoid those places. The Plaza Inn is another.

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

No one here can pretend to know what Walt would have wanted for his theme park 70 years after it opened. Of course things change as society does over decades.

There’s no reason to think Walt would have changed his mind on something.

I can’t say for certainty he wouldn’t have started hating Steam trains and wanted them ripped out of the park but it’s seems strange to think he would change his mind.

 

[Californian Elitist]

No one here can pretend to know what Walt would have wanted for his theme park 70 years after it opened. Of course things change as society does over decades.

Thank you. People need to stop pretending like they knew him personally or act like they can determine exactly what he would have thought about alcohol being served in the park over time. No one can do that.

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

Thank you. People need to stop pretending like they knew him personally or act like they can determine exactly what he would have thought about alcohol being served in the park over time. No one can do that.

Yes, it’s possible Walt would have wanted the parks to be dirty as well, and that he would want everyone to forget about the mouse!!!!

 

[wdrive]

There’s no reason to think Walt would have changed his mind on something.

I can’t say for certainty he wouldn’t have started hating Steam trains and wanted them ripped out of the park but it’s seems strange to think he would change his mind.

Likewise there’s no reason to think he wouldn’t either.

Do KFC fans complain when KFC makes a new product saying Colonel Sanders would have hated it?

 

[wdrive]

Yes, it’s possible Walt would have wanted the parks to be dirty as well, and that he would want everyone to forget about the mouse!!!!

Why would he have wanted that?

When I’m sipping my drink at Disneyland next month I’ll be sure to think of you

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

Why would he have wanted that?

Are you suggesting that you know how he would think of something? You can’t do that!!! No no!

 

[wdrive]

Are you suggesting that you know how he would think of something? You can’t do that!!! No no!

No I’m not. I haven’t done that at all. All I said is no one would know what he’d think. You’re proving my point, thank you.

 

[Consumer]

No one here can pretend to know what Walt would have wanted for his theme park 70 years after it opened. Of course things change as society does over decades.

If Walt was alive today he'd be too much running his colony on the moon to care about Disneyland.

 

[Californian Elitist]

Yes, it’s possible Walt would have wanted the parks to be dirty as well, and that he would want everyone to forget about the mouse!!!!

 

[Californian Elitist]

Not Colonel Sanders lmao.

 

[Dear Prudence]

Also, like, and maybe I am being judgmental here, but like.... why do people need booze at Disneyland or the zoo?