Non-Alcoholic Cocktails or similar

[kylieh]

DD8 would like to know if there are any "fancy" non-alcohol drinks for her anywhere - outside the usual milkshakes, coke, etc. Any suggestions?

 

[rachel09985]

Most every place can make virgin versions of some drinks. Also at Ohana and Kona (if you eat there) they make the Lapu Lapu non alcoholic for kids. I have no details but I saw kids drinking out of the pineapples! That might be fun!

 

[TDC Nala]

A Lapu Lapu without alcohol is basically orange juice and sour mix. I'd bet for kids they leave out the sour mix - so it is probably orange juice in a pineapple.

 

[Safari Queen]

My granddaughter always has a Shirley Temple.

 

[Sweet Melissa]

My granddaughter always has a Shirley Temple.

I sometimes do too! I have to pace myself between Cosmopolitans.

 

[quirty30]

Love, love, love the fruit cooler Aqua Frescas at Via Napoli. Especially the blood orange one. And the Mango Green Tea Slush at the Joy of Tea stand in China. And most of the TS restaurants have a few smoothies on the menu - like the Red Maple (raspberry with a splash of Sprite) and Niagara Refresher (mango with a splash of cranberry) at Le Cellier.

 

[kylieh]

Thank you everyone. I was thinking they may be a bit hard to come by for her, but knowing this will make it a lot easier. DD loves to have a Shirley Temple when we go to our local club for dinner.

 

[danceintherain]

Many Table Service places have some kind of fun drink that is non-alcoholic. (I'm not sure if they would be included with kid's meals on the Dining Plan)

Sometimes they're just flavored soda or lemonade with a funky straw or glow cube, but they're still fun. I think the Signature restaurants have more variety.

I particularly enjoyed the Mimi Kaboom at the Brown Derby.

 

[danceintherain]

Ok....soo I've done a little looking, and the Brown Derby is the only place where I've found any more interesting mocktails.