How drunk can you get in Epcot?

[poutytink]

Looked up hooky bobbin online and got this definition:

The act of sliding on your feet behind a car on an icy road while being towed by holding onto the bumper.


Sounds like fun!!

 

[lugnut33]

check out on youtube.com DRUNK GUY AT DISNEY WORLD to see just how drunk you can get...I thought this video was hysterical!

LOL, reminds me of myself at a Billy Idol concert.

 

[entropy63]

I don't know how drunk you can get, but I am intending to find out during our adults only weekend at the end of the month.

 

[lugnut33]

I will be in Epcot November 6, 2011 if anybody wants to party. We are streaking. I am hoping to make it all the way around before being takled by security.

These days will be good times. It would be great to get a whole crowd streaking like a marathon.

Where should we meet to get this drink around the world started? I prefer the evening, nothing good happens before 7 PM.

Who is with me.

Anybody want to try a flaming meridian?

You're my boy Blue!!

 

[lugnut33]

Me and a couple of guys got escorted out of DTD one night. We were hammered and it was like 2 a.m. The security guard came and said we need to go, so we got up and left. Took a taxi back to the room and left the rental car in the parking lot. Got back to the room and the room was spinning, so I spent the next 3 hours walking around Port Orleans Riverside taking photos at night.

Came back the next day and got the rental car.

BTW, if I was in Beirgarten right now I wouldn't mind having 2 or 3 of those big steins. Yummy

 

[JLVermillion]

We will becoming home on Nov 5 otherwise we would certainly join in on the 6th. Have a great time

 

[Sassagoula Billy]

Count me in too! I never miss a chance to streak!

 

[perdidobay]

Just like any other situation involving alcohol, you have to know your own limits, your personal alcohol tolerance, and how to pace yourself. Getting sloppy, falling down drunk just looks (and feels) ridiculous on anyone who is much above the legal drinking age. But getting a nice, smooth drunk on? Why not?

For the record, I'm a tiny female (5'5", just over 100 lbs soaking wet). But I'm from New Orleans (the French Quarter, no less). I'm pretty sure I could drink any guy here under the table. I know *how* to drink, and I know how to maintain that wonderful level of drunkenness that's a lot of fun for me but not obnoxious to those around me. It's a skill, and an art form. Most of the drinkers I've seen at Epcot have perfected it pretty well.

Sloppy drunk=not good at a theme park
Fun drunk=

JMO

LOL!
The first image that popped into my head after reading her post was this one:

How drunk can you get at Epcot?
All I know is it just takes one Midnight Blue "Patron" Margarita at the margarita stand in Mexico to get me drunk, but then I'm a lightweight.

 

[nytimez]

But like every other place in America, Disney does have it's security as well as armed police force both obvious and undercover at any given point in the park and anyone caught over the legal limit for alcohol in the state of Florida may be subject to facing the penalties.

There's a legal limit for how much alcohol you can drink in a theme park in Florida? And armed forces to enforce it? Wow.

 

[luvthemouse71]

Looked up hooky bobbin online and got this definition:

The act of sliding on your feet behind a car on an icy road while being towed by holding onto the bumper.


Sounds like fun!!

No, not fun. More work for me!! I work in an OR and we get candidates for the Darwin Awards daily.

 

[LaughingSphinx]

(soapbox warning) I've nothing against alcohol being served in parks, I just wish rules were a little stricter and that people showing any signs of inebriation were turned down. I worked in a theme park (not Disney) for three years, and we also served alcohol. I can't tell you the number of times I had to deal with drunk individuals who were scaring children with their behavior, causing unnecessary extra work for employees (seriously, projectile vomiting all down the midway and on rides where it's extra hard to clean) and fighting employees who are literally just trying to do their job. I almost got injured by one trio who thought they were being funny and whose actions caused me muscle pain for days.

Long-winded rant condensed; if you want to have a drink or two, then cheers! But if people want to get more than lightly buzzed, I really wish they'd keep it to the safety/security of their own rooms.

 

[DiSnEyLvR76]

I have read on one of the security threads...that they had seen someone in epcot being drunk and "disorderly" (being the key word) and undercover security swooped in...and they were escorted out....

 

[nelson84]

Looked up hooky bobbin online and got this definition:

The act of sliding on your feet behind a car on an icy road while being towed by holding onto the bumper.


Sounds like fun!!

If you are good you use your feet but for amateurs(Americans) go to the dump and find something cool like an old row boat and tie it to the hitch on your truck load a few buddies in the boat with a case of beer and start pulling and the rule is you have to at least do 40 mph or don't bother.

True story.

 

[nytimez]

(soapbox warning) I've nothing against alcohol being served in parks, I just wish rules were a little stricter and that people showing any signs of inebriation were turned down. I worked in a theme park (not Disney) for three years, and we also served alcohol. I can't tell you the number of times I had to deal with drunk individuals who were scaring children with their behavior, causing unnecessary extra work for employees (seriously, projectile vomiting all down the midway and on rides where it's extra hard to clean) and fighting employees who are literally just trying to do their job. I almost got injured by one trio who thought they were being funny and whose actions caused me muscle pain for days.

Long-winded rant condensed; if you want to have a drink or two, then cheers! But if people want to get more than lightly buzzed, I really wish they'd keep it to the safety/security of their own rooms.

So you want people at Disney to be limited to one or two drinks because you worked in a theme park where people scared children and puked on a midway?

 

[MoonFaerie]

Me and a couple of guys got escorted out of DTD one night. We were hammered and it was like 2 a.m. The security guard came and said we need to go, so we got up and left. Took a taxi back to the room and left the rental car in the parking lot. Got back to the room and the room was spinning, so I spent the next 3 hours walking around Port Orleans Riverside taking photos at night.

Came back the next day and got the rental car.

BTW, if I was in Beirgarten right now I wouldn't mind having 2 or 3 of those big steins. Yummy

I want to see those! I better they're really special.

 

[LaughingSphinx]

So you want people at Disney to be limited to one or two drinks because you worked in a theme park where people scared children and puked on a midway?

I never put a drink limit on; if you can drink six beers without being disruptive, then bottoms up. However, I do feel strongly (and I know it's unrealistic, and when I go to Disney its a fact I will have to deal with) that if a person is obviously inebriated and cannot control themselves, they should be escorted out. Children screaming in terror, children, employees, AND random park guests being threatened and injured by the intoxicated are why I think alcohol should be more closely monitored in amusement parks.

 

[cajunbaby1]

Well i can't wait to get to epcot and partake in the many delicious beverages they have to offer. :
Thank god for disney transpo to get one home safely.

 

[ailun86]

IDK I cut myself off last time as I didnt want to get toooooo bad. LOL. DH & I were talking of doing it again on date night and just taking the bus vs our car over on our date night.

 

[Tonka's Skipper]

I've never personally tried to push the envelope on this one. Since Disney is geared to families, I would assume anybody overly intoxicated would be escorted out of the park. Nobody wants to watch stuff like that when they're trying to enjoy their family vacation.

Finially someone with some common sense!

You have drank to much when others notice you are drunk, swerving, being rude or overly loud, falling down,etc!... disney is geared to civil manners and families.

This last October we saw falling down drunks at 600pm!, peeing in bushs by the walk ways, vomiting , and its been reported the business girls were out!

I wrote my first letter/email to disney complainting and I got a mail back saying they was sorry and the matter was being looked into for next years WF festival.

I sure hope so!

Look, I enjoy a drink as well as the next person! And repect anyones right to drink........but Epcot is not the place to be a drunken fool and to be proud of yourself! Do all of us a favor and go to the local bar and get plastered! NOT WDW


Ok flame away......tell me how its your right.......you may even make yourself beleive it...but except for the other drunks...........no one will beleive.

AKK

 

[kirbsam]

I've seen WAY too many obnoxious drunks at Epcot. Shame on anyone who thinks this is an acceptable thing to do... from now on, I'm reporting every drunk I see to security.

funny...almost believed you.