PhotoDave219
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Well, I'd had a very strong drink; maybe I was actually sitting on someone's lap and didn't realize it....
What if we said about going to see Santa and drinking?
Well, I'd had a very strong drink; maybe I was actually sitting on someone's lap and didn't realize it....
And people want Small World in Epcot...the hippo's already drunk.
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Nope. Wasn't trying to instigate. All I wanted to do is add my positive experience about F&W to the many negative posts.Whoever bump to this thread with their first ever post on these forums clearly was trying to instigate and have their own agenda.
Nope. Wasn't trying to instigate. All I wanted to do is add my positive experience about F&W to the many negative posts.
Welcome to the forum!Nope. Wasn't trying to instigate. All I wanted to do is add my positive experience about F&W to the many negative posts.
I stopped reading about half way through but I just had to pop in and report my experience. My daughter and I went to F&W in 2014 (five months ago) and loved it. We had a blast and incidentally, we enjoyed several "beverages" and did not witness any incidents at all. In fact, we're returning for the flower and garden festival in 45 days. I will admit there was a definite party atmosphere but I didn't observe any fights, drunkenness, or rudeness. We even paid for the late nights event and had a wonderful time. Maybe not the best atmosphere for small children in the evening but don't let a few isolated incidents scare you away. We are making it a annual trip.
Sounds like the local urchins are at it again and this is why Disney keeps raising the price of APs and one day passes. Could you imagine a foreign couple with children beaming with excitement making their way through WS on a Saturday night during F&W?
Just wanted to quote this to emphasize, as someone who goes every year, I feel this is pretty accurate.Oh hell no. It is nowhere near Panama City spring break. It's not even in the ballpark.
There is a certain element of these forums that believes that imbibing of any alcoholic beverages is inherently evil… Despite the fact that Walt Disney himself enjoyed his whiskey. Good man that Disney.
Suffice to say it varies I'm element of us to do enjoy imbibing our alcoholic beverages at the Walt Disney World resort yet for the most of us, we know how to behave. Alas you have a lot of outliers.
The original posting that started this thread that was from two or three years ago… And keep in mind all the stories are two or three years old… The gentleman in question wise in navy flight school. He is no longer in the Navy after video of this incident went viral online.
The people at Epcot have gone to long strides in the past several years since these reports first came out. They have made a lot of progress in reducing problems and ensuring the family environment stays somewhat clean.
For example, during last years food and wine festival? You had one option for your size of beer. Of course they raise the price. Similarly they moved the craft beer area to the Odyssey building. Air-conditioned and contained and completely off the beaten path. So you no longer had a plethora of clunks and a college town environment right there in front of world showcase.
So the bosses are aware of what's going on and they've taken steps to try to solve these problems.
I think it's entirely unfair to drag up things from two or three years ago that management has already addressed. Whoever bump to this thread with their first ever post on these forums clearly was trying to instigate and have their own agenda.
Just wanted to quote this to emphasize, as someone who goes every year, I feel this is pretty accurate.
Thanks for the great post @PhotoDave219.
Still more realistic than Gary Sinise.And people want Small World in Epcot...the hippo's already drunk.
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It's the romance. It happens.At F&W last year we didn't see many drunk people, until the Boyz II Men concert. Then it seemed like everyone was. It was bizarre.
Really? You are going to dig up a statement from 17 months ago and try the reasonable argument with me?No reasonable person is talking prohibition, But Disney has a real problem with overserving guests during F&W and alcohol fuels incidents like this. I've seen more than one rampaging drunk at EPCOT but a limit of 2-3 drinks per hour I think is reasonable and it's a PERFECT use for the MB.
You cannot legislate morality, ethics nor personal responsibility. Using the MB to limit a persons alcohol intake is doing just that.
At F&W last year we didn't see many drunk people, until the Boyz II Men concert. Then it seemed like everyone was. It was bizarre.
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