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More Magic Kingdom restaurants to allow alcohol sales

More Magic Kingdom restaurants to allow alcohol sales


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The Magic Kingdom was alcohol free until Be Our Guest dinner premiered.  Now the world’s busiest theme park is about to expand alcohol sales to additional restaurants.
Beginning December 19, 2016 the following restaurants will offer alcoholic beverages that will range from beer to wine and more.

  • Cinderella’s Royal Table
  • Liberty Tree Tavern
  • Jungle Navigation Co. Ltd. Skipper Canteen
  • Tony’s Town Square Restaurant

What do you think of the move to extend alcohol sales in the Magic Kingdom?

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Meridith

Friday 16th of December 2016

Unbelievable!!! Well, you go a lot more than I do, and if this is what you witness, then I have to change my opinion. I agree with the other person's post about MK being for the children. If fist fighting is happening at lunch time, then alcohol should be kept out of MK for the sake of the children!

Meridith

Friday 16th of December 2016

Maybe I just leave before that crowd gets rowdy

kennythepirate

Friday 16th of December 2016

My son and I were in epcot's America pavilion recently ordering lunch when two obviously drunk women started fist fighting. One of them dropped their beer. World Showcase had only been open about an hour. Security could tell you of those every day disciplined or removed from the park.

Elizabeth McChesney

Friday 16th of December 2016

The problem at Epcot and Disney's Hollywood Studios is that alcoholic drinks can be purchased and consumed as you stroll around the parks. I have witnessed and been victimized by drunken behavior in both parks. Right now, alcoholic drinks cannot be removed from Be Our Guest. If that policy remains in effect in the Magic Kingdom then it should continue to be a family oriented experience.

kim

Friday 16th of December 2016

I don't understand the uproar honestly. Guests can now have a couple beers or wine with dinner big deal. Does no mean they are going to be stumbling around MK! MUCH stronger drinks are served at surrounding resort restaurants/bars and those people "with problems" enjoy a few drinks at dinner and then head to MK for evening.

Mike

Friday 16th of December 2016

WOOT WOOT! I love a cold beer after slugging through crowds all day.

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