News Round Up 2018

[etherealcaitiff]

Not a fan of more beer in the Magic Kingdom. Don't get me wrong, I love beer, but I still miss the days of the Magic Kingdom being a more innocent place.

 

[Mopedmom1]

Not a fan of more beer in the Magic Kingdom. Don't get me wrong, I love beer, but I still miss the days of the Magic Kingdom being a more innocent place.

Given the Dining Plan allows a free adult beverage now, I expect they will be adding this to more and more places in MK.

 

[rteetz]

Photo update

Coronado Springs Tower and more

http://blogmickey.com/2018/05/photos-coronado-springs-tower-construction-reaches-top-floor-and-more/

 

[rteetz]

Given the Dining Plan allows a free adult beverage now, I expect they will be adding this to more and more places in MK.

I am pretty sure all MK table service dining has alcohol now. I don't see alcohol coming to carts at MK.

 

[Irish_Mike]

I am pretty sure all MK table service dining has alcohol now. I don't see alcohol coming to carts at MK.

No, but I wouldn't be surprised if Disney rolls it out to the quick service locations under the requirement that the beverage remains in the restaurant. Especially Pinnochio's with that dinner buffet.

 

[Mopedmom1]

I am pretty sure all MK table service dining has alcohol now. I don't see alcohol coming to carts at MK.

But isn't the Diamond Horseshoe a counter service? Do all CS have alcohol already?

 

[rteetz]

But isn't the Diamond Horseshoe a counter service? Do all CS have alcohol already?

There are times during the year that Diamond Horseshoe is used as a table service I believe. Usually during the holidays. I am not sure all quick services would get alcohol. Something Cosmic Rays could be an issue since it has indoor and outdoor seating.

 

[rteetz]

No, but I wouldn't be surprised if Disney rolls it out to the quick service locations under the requirement that the beverage remains in the restaurant. Especially Pinnochio's with that dinner buffet.

Because everyone listens to rules

 

[Irish_Mike]

Because everyone listens to rules

Eh, they'll just throw some CP's at the doorway to (attempt) and enforce the policy.

 

[TheMaxRebo]

I am pretty sure all MK table service dining has alcohol now. I don't see alcohol coming to carts at MK.

I agree ... though I am sure 10 years ago people thought the idea of any alcohol at all in MK would never happen, so who knows.

The biggest issue I see with having beer carts and people having beers while watching parades and stuff is just how crowded Main St (an most of MK) can be and I can see people spilling beers on others, etc. While there are sometimes issues with people drinking at EPCOT, there is also a ton more walkway space there so things would be magnified in MK

 

[amberpi]

I am pretty sure all MK table service dining has alcohol now. I don't see alcohol coming to carts at MK.

MK gets so ding dang crowded, it's the place I'd most like pay too much for poor quality wine. Truly. I tend to pre-game before braving it.

 

[TheMaxRebo]

Eh, they'll just throw some CP's at the doorway to (attempt) and enforce the policy.

excuse me sir, if you are leaving your are going to have to dispose of that bud light you just paid $14 for

 

[TheMaxRebo]

MK gets so ding dang crowded, it's the place I'd most like pay too much for poor quality wine. Truly. I tend to pre-game before braving it.

yup - if people truly wanted to be drunk in MK (and not saying this is you) they would down a few stiff ones at Trader Sam's or whatever before taking the monorail over

a glass of wine or one beer at dinner is not going to do much to 99% of the population

 

[JaxDad]

yup - if people truly wanted to be drunk in MK (and not saying this is you) they would down a few stiff ones at Trader Sam's or whatever before taking the monorail over

a glass of wine or one beer at dinner is not going to do much to 99% of the population

Or bring a plastic flask discretely hidden away...

 

[amberpi]

yup - if people truly wanted to be drunk in MK (and not saying this is you) they would down a few stiff ones at Trader Sam's or whatever before taking the monorail over

a glass of wine or one beer at dinner is not going to do much to 99% of the population

Yep - there are a thousand ways to beat the system, so I think it's silly for the MK to not just sell alcohol wherever. I mean, you could put it a Starbucks cup and walk right in for example. I'm not suggesting trying to violate the rules just suggesting it happens all the time so it seems silly to not have it available.

 

[rteetz]

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[rteetz]

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[rteetz]

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[TheMaxRebo]

Yep - there are a thousand ways to beat the system, so I think it's silly for the MK to not just sell alcohol wherever. I mean, you could put it a Starbucks cup and walk right in for example. I'm not suggesting trying to violate the rules just suggesting it happens all the time so it seems silly to not have it available.

In Hong Kong Disneyland they have signs saying you need to be sober for (at least some of) the rides - and they don't sell alcohol in the park, but they know people come to the park after being out drinking and then come in already a bit in the tank

 

[TheMaxRebo]

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Coach Introduces 'Disney - A Dark Fairytale Collection'

I usually am into the Villain stuff - but a lot of that just seems a bit ugly to me and like they slapped a few patches on things - and then a $350 price tag