Beverage prices anyone?

[janine]

Hi
does anyone have a price list for beverages?
I am still considering a package or billed on consumption, and can't decide.
I am not sure how Disney's beverage pricing works and whether or not the billed on consumption will work better for our party.
There are 10 adults, but we all drink different drinks, some beer, some wine, some liquers (like tia Maria, Baileys, Benedictine & whiskey).

Do you think it will be best to ask all my guests what they want to drink beforehand? just in case they 'dont have it' on the night. That would be so embarrassing, to take my guests over 2000 miles to find they dont have a particular drink they ask for.
I'm going crazy over this. It's a bit of a hassle deciding.

 

[tinkerbela]

have you checked out disneyweddings.com yet for the prices? last time i was on that website, it was really done over and has prices on just about everything.

 

[Chrissie-riel]

I can't speak for Disney, but I was in catering at many different venues from hotels to hockey and baseball stadiums. When there was a catered bar, you could have a house bar or premium bars. None of the options ever included specialty brands like you mentioned. There was gin, vodka, whiskey, etc. in varying degrees of quality, but not cordials. If your family is that particular on their alcohol requests, ask them before hand. That way your waiter will have it on hand and won't be running around the resort trying to find something to please Uncle Louie!!

 

[janine]

yes I think it might be best if I did pre-order those things.
I can just hear my Dad now saying ' what sort of a place is this??'

I just don't want to be embarrassed if any of my guests ask for a certain drink and they don't have it. Many of my guests have never been to Disney World before. In fact hardly any have ever been to the US before. They may be just expecting it to be the same as little old Blighty. (UK).

 

[princesslisa]

yes I think it might be best if I did pre-order those things.
I can just hear my Dad now saying ' what sort of a place is this??'

I just don't want to be embarrassed if any of my guests ask for a certain drink and they don't have it. Many of my guests have never been to Disney World before. In fact hardly any have ever been to the US before. They may be just expecting it to be the same as little old Blighty. (UK).

I will say, they do have Strong Bow! haha I lived in Manchester for six months and when I came home I couldn't satisfy my new found love for Cider anywhere, and then when I went to Disney, there it was. Although I am still on pursuit of my "lower-end" Scrumpy Jack, lol

Oh, and be sure to explain to your guests the difference of American "Martinis" and Martini Rossi!

Have fun!

 

[janine]

Hey I come from Manchester. I just moved to Oldham.

Where did you live?

 

[princesslisa]

Hey I come from Manchester. I just moved to Oldham.

Where did you live?

I attended UMIST for a semester and I lived in Oak House in Fallowfield. I wished I had picked the dorms that were closer to the city center. I did LOVE the bar Revolution. My friends and made sure we had to try as many shot flavors as we could before we left! lol

I need to go back!!

Where did you grow up around?

 

[janine]

hi
I used to live in Moston, but have now moved a 10 minute drive away to Oldham.
I love Manchester's nightlife. It's buzzing isn't it?
You must come back, it's now better than ever.
When did you come over?

 

[princesslisa]

buzzing, hopping, happening . . .Manchester is all of the above!

I was there from January to June/July in 2002. I went there as an exchange student for the semester. I will admit it was hard for me at first, because of the recent current events, and Manchester isn't as international as say London is, but I still had a blast and loved it after some time. I will admit, I got my fist heart burn after all the Curry at 3am!!