How drunk can you get in Epcot?

Really, reporting every one of them? That will probably take quite a bit of time away from fun things you and your family could otherwise be doing.

He/she should just sit at the front of the park all day in the security area during food and wine festival. Lots and lots of people to report. :lmao:
 
He/she should just sit at the front of the park all day in the security area during food and wine festival. Lots and lots of people to report. :lmao:

Yep. Why even waste a ticket going into the park. Should be plenty of them at the entrance of the park during F&W. lol
 
All I can say is, don't drink a ton of champaigne before getting on Mission Space. Especially not if you're about to meet your bf's family for the first time. Not that i'd know from experience or anything. :rotfl:

:drinking1 :sick: :sad2: <- if there was a vomiting smiley it would go here.

-Kitty
 

Well last time I got drunk was last night and I fell in a puddle and woke up frozen to the ground(I live in Canada). I had to take my pants off, they were frozen to the ground and walk home in my underwear.

I would call that not to drunk just a good time.
Now that sounds like a fun evening. :confused3
 
:) DH was kicked out of Busch Gardens for petting one of the Clydesdale horses, that was hitched to the famous wagon...I mean they told him not to and he just HAD to test the waters :sad2:. Both of us enjoy drinking way to much to do it anymore. :guilty:
 
Yep. Why even waste a ticket going into the park. Should be plenty of them at the entrance of the park during F&W. lol
No need to even go past Security. I was a couple people behind a family with a baby and stroller loaded with baby juice bottles, all full of booze. The security guard was opening and sniffing all of them, then set them aside and radioed for someone. No clue how it all came out.
 
It would be hard to report everyone who is tipsy or worse at the F&W festival. I wish any self-appointed drunk police good luck with that.

I've never been drunk at WDW but I have had a small buzz. It's been many, many years though.
 
check out on youtube.com DRUNK GUY AT DISNEY WORLD to see just how drunk you can get...I thought this video was hysterical!
 
Well if you'd like to watch your bank account totally diminish.. go for it. :thumbsup2

Yep. Drinks are pricey and they're not especially liberal with the alcohol in the drinks. It is expensive to get drunk in Epcot. (Not that I'd know from personal experience or anything like that. ;) )
 
I bet this thread gets closed, but in response to the OP:

We couldn't believe how many people in Epcot were walking around with drinks. That being said, we only saw drunk people once or twice, and they didn't seem to be causing any problems for anyone else.

You can drink as much as you want in Epcot. If you cause a disturbance because of it, I'm sure you'd get kicked out.

Even if you are not drunk and acting like a jerk you should be tossed!
 
Seems like a very expensive way to have fun... then throw it all up. :rolleyes1
 
As long as you have money and at least a faint pulse they will keep taking your money.
 
No one wants staggering, swearing drunks in a family park. What qualifies you to say that's okay? Are you one of them?

Not to stir the pot, but first, its not a "family" park, you are not required to have a family, be a family or even like your family to enter. Second, if the park did not want you to drink in the park, they would not serve alcohol (think Magic Kingdom). What qualifies others to say it is ok, is the same thing that qualifies you to say it isn't....nothing. Live and let live :flower3:
 
From the title I thought that maybe this was a challenge! :lmao:
 
From the title I thought that maybe this was a challenge! :lmao:

Me too!!:rotfl2: Thanks for posting that because I thought I was the only one!!

I guess we have been lucky because I have never noticed anyone who looked like they were drunk in the parks.
 



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