bennyw01
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without a doubt! the more the merrier!
a thread complaining about the consumption of alchohol turning into the arrangement of drinking alchohol at some point.
just goto wait till everyones legal sorry everybody
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Too much alcohol and drinking at WDW parks
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without a doubt! the more the merrier!
a thread complaining about the consumption of alchohol turning into the arrangement of drinking alchohol at some point.
just goto wait till everyones legal sorry everybody
bennyw01
Active Member
dont taunt me with your cheaper prices! i travel to france often for this advantage. for what you pay for a 4 pack of tinnies you can get a great its supurb!.
i think everybody who aggrees alchohol in the park is legible for coming on a crawl, the non drinkers can post about it the day after. then its back to square one
K-BAR
New Member
Here is how I see this,
Disney is a family place and I have been there as a 21 year old and now later a father of two little girls. If a person wants to have a drink thats fine as with anything else it depends on the individual. However that being said there is no place in WDW for DRUNKS and I would have a problem with anyone faling all over my family while we were there. I dont drink but I have no problem with anyone that does if they are under control, Diney is not a place to get trashed thats not what its about, its a place to be with your family and enjoy the magic, if you can do that and not bother anyone else and have a few then go ahead. If your plan is to get hammerd then consider somewhere else.
Disney is a family place and I have been there as a 21 year old and now later a father of two little girls. If a person wants to have a drink thats fine as with anything else it depends on the individual. However that being said there is no place in WDW for DRUNKS and I would have a problem with anyone faling all over my family while we were there. I dont drink but I have no problem with anyone that does if they are under control, Diney is not a place to get trashed thats not what its about, its a place to be with your family and enjoy the magic, if you can do that and not bother anyone else and have a few then go ahead. If your plan is to get hammerd then consider somewhere else.
WDWcouple
Member
Bah this comes up at least once ever 3 or 4 months... But to say it's not what Walt Wanted is irresponsible and unfactual... Being absolutley honest we know Walt was not a saint.. He did many wonderful things for people and children... but his personal life was different than what we know the man to be
Disclaimer: Yes I have succesfully drank around the world on 4 seperate occasions.. and not once was I out of control or grossly publicly intoxicated... People should know their limits
PS Soaring is awesome on a good buzz
ClemsonTigger
Naturally Grumpy
Yes, but can you do it during Food and Wine Festival?
Three times as many stations offering beverages....
:lol:
WDWToddKaren
New Member
Guess you didnt know walt was a drinker himself???? :shrug:
sandicinderelli
New Member
I totally agree with this. I think that Downtown Disney was created to specifically target this segment of the population - those who want to party. I've seen plenty of folks who had been drinking that day go through the turnstiles at MK, but I had never encountered a problem with anyone simply because they were drunk. The only problems I heard of was with people trying to sneak in alcohol. I don't drink, so being able to drink at WDW is not an issue for me.
Although I do not think that people who are a bit tipsy should be excluded from visiting a park, I do have a concern about how safe it is for them to do so. Basically, it's just a matter of enjoying your time at WDW and ignoring those who are "doing their own thing" while inebriated.
cmatt
Active Member
DisneyBucknut85
New Member
Its not the alcohol that is the issue, its the idiots that dont know when enough really is enough. Dont take the attitude that there is too much alcohol, because that is not possible. With all of the screaming kids, anybody would need a drink, even the childs parent.
WDWcouple
Member
DisneyBucknut85
New Member
Ill drink to that
Thanks. I just dont understand why people feel the need to come on here and complain about stupid stuff like this. I find this whole blog amusing, because it is a persons choice whether to be in the parks or not. If you dont feel its appropriate, dont go. No matter how much you may not like something, its not gonna change because you were bothered by it. This is America, and that says to me that i can do whatever i want with the law.
maelstrom
Well-Known Member
Well said! :sohappy:
Would people rather that I have a drink to calm/relax/mellow myself, or start throwing insults at people with obnoxious screaming children that they are making no effort whatsoever to calm down? I'm quite pleasant when I have alcohol in my system; otherwise, I'm a real cranky around misbehaving children.
philsfan2185
Active Member
Ben Franklin said it best......"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy."
People just need to drink responsibly and know when enough is enough. Cheers!
People just need to drink responsibly and know when enough is enough. Cheers!
wesTcoastY
Member
That's quite the exageration.:veryconfu
maelstrom
Well-Known Member
Agreed. In all my years of going to WDW, I don't think I've ever seen anyone spill a drink on a stroller or wheelchair, at least out of drunkenness. And bumping into a stroller or wheelchair... if it's dark, you can do that drunk or not. And with the amount of strollers in WDW these days, it's hard to not bump into one or practically get run over by one.
Personally, I think the excessive amounts of gargantuan strollers is more of a safety risk than people drinking.
Scooter
Well-Known Member
I think some of you are missing the point.
I'm a drinker and enjoy a drink or two during my Disney vacations.
It's the people that don't drink responsibly who are on the verge of ruining it for those of us who DO drink responsibly.
Some of you are saying..hey...we should have the right to drink, and if you don't like it, then don't come to the parks that allow drinking.
I tend to agree with the OP, but only because I believe they too, as park guests, have the right to be in EPCOT, or anywhere else on Disney property, and not be exposed to rude, drunken people.
Much like the OP, I think that if drunk guests continue to be a problem, then perhaps drinking should be confined to Pleasure Island, where the kids can't witness it.
Instead of condeming those who don't agree with the drinking policies in WDW, maybe those of us who enjoy drinking on property should remind those people who act up when they embibe in WDW that they need to more responsible or else they might wreck it for all of us who enjoy a beer or two.
I'm a drinker and enjoy a drink or two during my Disney vacations.
It's the people that don't drink responsibly who are on the verge of ruining it for those of us who DO drink responsibly.
Some of you are saying..hey...we should have the right to drink, and if you don't like it, then don't come to the parks that allow drinking.
I tend to agree with the OP, but only because I believe they too, as park guests, have the right to be in EPCOT, or anywhere else on Disney property, and not be exposed to rude, drunken people.
Much like the OP, I think that if drunk guests continue to be a problem, then perhaps drinking should be confined to Pleasure Island, where the kids can't witness it.
Instead of condeming those who don't agree with the drinking policies in WDW, maybe those of us who enjoy drinking on property should remind those people who act up when they embibe in WDW that they need to more responsible or else they might wreck it for all of us who enjoy a beer or two.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Yes...I agree.
Actually, to expound on that... lets limit the use of strollers to the Magic Kingdom ONLY ! (The same park where there is NO alcohol. ) It's only fair. :lookaroun
Testtrack321
Well-Known Member
We all agree on the point of not getting hammered/wasted to the point of not being able to function at Disney, we are against the sensationalism, exaggerations, and pretty much BS of the OP, and responded to that in the best way we can: showing that it's better to have some fun with life than be a tight ______.
sknydave
Active Member
lol wow you should be a Private Investigator because those are a lot of details to catch while you should be busy enjoying yourself. Were you taking notes?
I am at the parks at least once a week and I have yet to see that many drunken dirty sinners! I take it you don't ride POTC because of the dangerous and evil displays of drinking and prostitution your child will be exposed to?
PS, if you were to try and have a "silent conversation" with me I would probably assume you were drunk.
PintoColvig
Active Member
It's the drunks pushing the strollers that I'm worried about.
Seriously though...I don't drink and have previously been against it in the parks. But having put more thought into it, I've never seen anyone visibly inebriated at WDW and haven't really been bothered by the consumption of others. As long as things don't get out of hand, I say to each his own.
I do have a question, though. Is beer poured into cups and sold anywhere in WDW? I can't remember. Those things are easy to spill and is why I hate it when they are sold at sporting events. How about a lid and a straw? :shrug:
:ROFLOL:
Now that's funny!