Disney drinking spots

[BurningStroller]

I find it difficult to deal with the Disney crowds unless I've had a few drinks. Where are your favorite places at Disney to get your happy on?

Mine is in my car on I-4. Just kidding, I can't tell you mine. I don't want it to overcrowd.

[figment1986]

hmm.. anywhere in epcot.... that spot near TOT at MGM..... and i dont know at AK....


Wait Im 18.. Nowhere in America.....

[Reaver]

Wow, you have trouble at DW without a few drinks? That's just... sad.

[BurningStroller]

Crowds, I said crowds. I'm sure anyone that was waiting 130 minutes for Mission Space yesterday would most likely agree.

[Reaver]

130 minutes? That's about 70 minutes longer than I wait for rides...

[Guest]

My fiancee and I are taking our families to WDW this summer and have been sending out a newsletter to keep them up to date on the trip. In order to appease the lushes of the group, I compiled a list of places that serve alcohol in Disney. Most, if not all, the sit-down restaurants do, so they're not all listed. Click on the link for a larger version:



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[Labuda]

My favorite place for a refreshing adult beverage in ALL of WDW is the Adventurer's Club at Pleasure Island.

Favorite hotel bar is the one a the AKL.
2nd favorite is the Outer Rim at the Contemporary.

Favorite in-park place to drink? Dunno, only have ever had one alcoholic beverage in the parks themselves.

But one of these years, I'm going to drink my way around the world at Epcot. hehe

[BurningStroller]

Ooohh, there are soo many more!

[xzoocrew]

I posted this in a restaurant thread but it works for here too.

Teppanyaki on the second floor of the Japanese pavilion has great sushi. It also has one the best views of Epcot. It's quiet and small and the staff is excellent. It's a wonderful place to spend some time in especially on a hot day.

[CaptainCM]

Victoria and Alberts has a very nice wine selection... the wine-pairing is an excellent value, as it includes 7 glasses of premium wine.

[RonNYC]

I'm rather fond of Dawa Bar in the African village of Harambe at Animal Kingdom.

But my favorite bar in any of the theme parks has to be Tune-In Lounge at Disney-MGM. Perhaps it's because I can have a martini in an ultra-cool 1950's surburban living room...

[Kate]

You can not beat Jellyrolls on a Tuesday night. It's impossible. But I'm definitely a fan of downing a couple of pitchers at the ESPN Club, too.

[sediment]

One word: Kongaloosh (sp?)!!!

[RonNYC]

You can not beat Jellyrolls on a Tuesday night. It's impossible. But I'm definitely a fan of downing a couple of pitchers at the ESPN Club, too.

Hmm... why on a Tuesday?

[Cousin Orville]

I like to lay out on the castle lawn with a fifth and get the swans greased out by the moat.

[Coastierox]

I saw a "shady" lookin bar At MGM, don't know the name just want to find it again and go have a drink there.

[Labuda]

What area were you in, coastie? Do you recall?

[Coastierox]

It was close to Hollywood and Vine. Sorry I do not have a park map hand (kids tore the one off their wall) and the online map does no good. It wasn't really shady it just seemed dark and tucked out of the way. I will find it again!!!

[RonNYC]

I saw a "shady" lookin bar At MGM, don't know the name just want to find it again and go have a drink there.

The only two bars I know of at Disney-MGM is the one in the Brown Derby and the Tune-In Lounge which is connected to the Prime Time Cafe...which is next to Hollywood and Vine. However, the bar isn't shady. It's comfy. It's the 1950s suburban living room counterpoint to the eat-in kitchens of the restaurant. Hmm... :botox:

[TDLFAN]

It was close to Hollywood and Vine. Sorry I do not have a park map hand (kids tore the one off their wall) and the online map does no good. It wasn't really shady it just seemed dark and tucked out of the way. I will find it again!!!

The only bar that was shady, as in tucked away and dark, was the Catwalk Bar that used to be on the second floor up above the former Soundstage Restaurant, which featured the movie "Big Business" sets when Disney/MGM opened in 89. Both the bar and the restaurants were closed when they turned this area into a theater, which is where that children's Playtime show currently plays between the Brown Derby and the Animation Studios building.