Can you BYOB to the Whitehall?

[Belle2Be]

I'm hoping to serve Mimosas, but I've read they are 7 bucks a glass? I'm just wondering if there is a corking fee or whatever they call it? Or is it not allowed at all?

 

[Nikisha421]

I do believe...that all food and drink has to be provided by Disney...someone else may come along and correct me if they must...but im 95% sure...hth

 

[girli565]

Another bride on here asked this question a while ago and someone mentioned that for wine/champagne you can bring your own but there is a corking fee and I think she said it was $20+, which is a lot. You may be better off telling your planner you want to buy the champagne by the bottle. The cheaper one (not the fairy tale cuvee) is about $45 a bottle after taxes. If you serve half glasses you can get at least 6-8 glasses out of one bottle. That will save you $$ on the mimosas.

Edited to add: they will also charge you a bartender fee on top of the corking fee so it may not be cheaper in the end to bring your own.

 

[Nikisha421]

Another bride on here asked this question a while ago and someone mentioned that for wine/champagne you can bring your own but there is a corking fee and I think she said it was $20+, which is a lot. You may be better off telling your planner you want to buy the champagne by the bottle. The cheaper one (not the fairy tale cuvee) is about $45 a bottle after taxes. If you serve half glasses you can get at least 6-8 glasses out of one bottle. That will save you $$ on the mimosas.

Edited to add: they will also charge you a bartender fee on top of the corking fee so it may not be cheaper in the end to bring your own.

see I told you a better smarter bride would come a long with a more informed answer...

 

[Belle2Be]

LOL at above!

Thanks! It's such a bummer that it's so expensive! We actually prefer the cheap stuff mixed with orange juice, so it seems so expensive! Do you know if you limit the glasses ( like 3 per person?) or if you just keep filling? How much would a group of 20 adults drink you think?