Mobile ordering and alcohol

[kjetjl]

We have 6 people who are over age 21 in our family group of 12. If we use mobile ordering and the six order alcoholic beverages with our meal order, do all 6 just go to the pick up window to show their ID? We have the quick service dining plan..does anything work differently using the dining plan? (We actually will be doing 2 separate orders for 6 pp each because we read there is a limit of $150 per order using the mobile ordering. )Thanks.

 

[Moliphino]

You may need to send three people up. The usual rule (per signs posted everywhere alcohol is sold) is 2 alcoholic beverages per person with ID at one time. I'm not sure they'll bother, though. Nobody asked for ID when I mobile ordered with alcohol at ABC Commissary.

 

[elmwyn]

Officially one ID holder can pick up two alcoholic drinks at a time. So three ID holders could pick up the six drinks.

Unofficially, I was only asked for ID at mobil order about 50% of the time and no one was paying that much attention to the drink count. Probably because I was picking up full meals at the time.

So be prepared, but don't be surprised if no one cares.

 

[gharter]

Our son and daughter have been asked for their ID every time.

 

[gatour]

Our son and daughter have been asked for their ID every time.

How old are your son and daughter? I was carded regularly until my late twenties and maybe even into my early 30's (I was young looking) and not just at Walt Disney World

I thought there was regulation enacted in the last decade requiring people to be carded if they looked younger than 35, but can not find any confirmation. All I can find is recommendations to card people if they look younger than 30 or 35.

BTW: at Universal, if you want to buy two drinks, the other person that you are buying a drink for has to be within eyesight of the bartender/kiosk person.

 

[tinkerbell1991]

Is a photo of your passport on your phone still acceptable as I won't want to walk around with my actual passport all day?

 

[Moliphino]

Is a photo of your passport on your phone still acceptable as I won't want to walk around with my actual passport all day?

Along with another form of ID, yes. I had my passport on me my whole trip without issues, though, too. Just because it's always in my purse, I don't actually use it in Disney. I'm American and use my license for ID.

 

[tinkerbell1991]

Along with another form of ID, yes. I had my passport on me my whole trip without issues, though, too. Just because it's always in my purse, I don't actually use it in Disney. I'm American and use my license for ID.

That's a shame as I don't have any other form of ID. I just assumed as I was non American they would understand that visitors don't want to walk around with their passport. I'll leave it I think and just order soft drinks.
Thanks for the help x

 

[Disney_Alli]

That's a shame as I don't have any other form of ID. I just assumed as I was non American they would understand that visitors don't want to walk around with their passport. I'll leave it I think and just order soft drinks.
Thanks for the help x

Unfortunately for non-Americans the choices are a photograph or photocopy of your passport AND an out of country and valid ID (like a driver's licence) OR your physical passport as per Florida law.

 

[tinkerbell1991]

Unfortunately for non-Americans the choices are a photograph or photocopy of your passport AND an out of country and valid ID (like a driver's licence) OR your physical passport as per Florida law.

Thank you

 

[kjetjl]

The kids are on the younger side: they will be 25,24,23,22. DH and I are 49. We will just plan to have the 4 of them come with us, show id and get the food while the other 6 find tables. Thank you.