Does anyone else go alcohol-free in WDW?

[scionchigirl]

Ye

I have never seen that in the 30+ times I've been.
Yes I heard about a couple drunks on the news but I'd say its a rare occurrence.
There's kids everywhere else too but oh what because its not Disney its fine?
Disney is serving the alcohol so clearly they aren't bothered by it.
Plus I don't have kids so it really shouldn't matter if I have a couple of drinks as I don't get drunk and disturb the peace.
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I do have a problem anywhere I see parents of littlw kiids drinking, not just at wdw. Zoos, parks, etc...why does someone need a drink at 2pm at a zoo or pumpkin patch??? But Im not a big drinker. I also lost 2 friends to DUI drivers.But, whayevs...to each his own.

 

[TeresaWen]

Why yes I do have a drink or two on vacation. Though I've never felt the need to walk around with one. But at dinner or a trip to Trader Sam's you betcha. For me it's not just the drink its the experience. Which might explain why I've visited a dozen Tiki Bars since my first visit to Trader Sam's GG in 2018. Watching and interacting with a top notch bartender is very entertaining, and having a well crafted drink is fun.

I'm not into premixed swill, thus Oga's isn't something I'm really excited about and Blue/Green "Milk' with a shot of Bacardi doesn't even tempt me. There are a few places around Epcot I'd like share a drink with my wife, but I find that often Disney uses low end Spirits. What I find the most fun is seeing if a bartender can go off menu and make a really unique drink. I can make some at home but I don't have some of the more unique/diverse ingredients.

I agree with premixed drinks. The outdoor margarita bar in Epcot was a huge disappointment as their drinks are all premixed. I am very picky about what goes into my drinks so I like interacting with the bartender. I usually stick to wine when out unless I can know exactly what is in my drink.