alcohol pricing question

[karentan]

hiya
does anyone know roughly how much drinks are at any of the resort bars? guessing the prices are about the same at each resort.
specifically roughly how much are beers and red wine(what size do they come in?) and baileys irish cream
thanks

 

[lisadr]

If I remember correctly-bottle of Bud=$5.35, and frozen Margherita/Colada type thing was $9.00-of course I didn't buy these myself and my DH could have been pulling my leg-but I don't think so. We stayed at Pop Century. If you can make a pit stop at a gas station or "mart" of some sort and buy your booze there. Just bring a soft sided cooler and fill up form ice machines. Hope this helps.

 

[Uncleromulus]

Beers about $5.50 on the average. Cocktails $8.00-$9.00
Wines by the glass anywhere from $8.00 to $20.00. Those are just averages--selections vary substantially from resort to resort.

 

[VonBaroketch]

Beers are roughly 4.50 for draft and 5.50 for bottles. Many bottles are starting to come in the 16oz. variety. Recently, the sundries shops in the resorts have stopped selling six-packs of beer and instead sell single bottles at about the same price as the bars. Wine prices vary, but the standard Disney wine pour is 5oz. However, I learned while hanging out at a pool bar that if you order a glass of wine at the pool bars, they come in single-serving 8oz. bottles! These bottles are also sold at the grab-and-go restaurants. As for the cocktails, they run from 6.50 for single liquor drinks (rum and coke, gin and tonic, etc...) for the well brands. I found out that to make a drink a double only costs from one dollar to 1.50 extra, depending on the brand of liquor. As for mixed drinks, they begin around 7.25 for a basic margarita, rum runner, etc... If you order from the menus, they are more expensive and come with premium brand liquors (usually $8-$11). Hope this doesn't make me sound like too much of a lush!

 

[summerlandjeff]

At some of the pool bars the daily special is usually your best bet. CSR pool bar had (2007) fantastic Bahama Mama's for about $8.00 (well worth it) and I think I remember the Dos Equis draft was either $4.50 or $5.00 for a pint glass as the beer special.

Regular beer (Bud, Miller, Coors) prices run $5.00 plus, premiums (Bass, Guiness, Blue Moon, Sam Adams) run $7.50 plus.

 

[ransom]

The first one is very expensive.

But after three or four, I either grow wealthier or the drinks become cheaper. I'm not sure which.

Just part of the Disney magic.

 

[CJ]

The first one is very expensive.

But after three or four, I either grow wealthier or the drinks become cheaper. I'm not sure which.

Just part of the Disney magic.

 

[LorieR]

The first one is very expensive.

But after three or four, I either grow wealthier or the drinks become cheaper. I'm not sure which.

Just part of the Disney magic.

 

[Chedstro]

Uh, I found out the hard way that the amazing Champagne Mojito (on most of the Resort and Restaurant standard menus) is $14. But (hic) well worth it.

The other posts here are closer to the mark. I believe the also amazing "Grey Goose Citron Slushy" (yes, I know I am addicted) in Epcot, at a kiosk across from Chefs de France, is about $7.00

 

[Jubilee]

The first one is very expensive.

But after three or four, I either grow wealthier or the drinks become cheaper. I'm not sure which.

Just part of the Disney magic.

Thanks for the laugh