Magic Kingdom To Serve Alcohol For First Time, Walt Disney World Details Dining Options At Be Our Guest Restaurant

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  1. Philippe

    Belgian beers !!! Great, awesome but just drink one Blue Chimay and then hit the park under the sun , better find somewhere to sit before you drop …

  2. OT

    @Buzz You can’t hold Disney reponsible because you are not adult enough to handel alcohol. Grow up or stay away if you have a problem with it.

  3. Chris

    MK should remain alcohol free. the point was to keep the park an innocent place for parents and kids to have fun together. The only reason the corporation would add alcohol is to make money. that isn’t good enough reason in my opinion.

  4. The Disney eco-system copes just fine with guests being are able to drink at the other three parks, both water parks, and every resort.

  5. Jeff

    This is excellent news. I would have missed having wine with an elegant dinner. This will complete the experience and the theming.

  6. Alfred

    I can understand why some would be against this but given the nature of the food and the theme I think it’s OK. For decades, my family has always avoided eating table service at the MK because the options at the other parks (even DAK, IMO) was superior, and I really hope that BOG changes that for us, alcohol or no.

  7. Sean

    Walt Disney died 5 years before the MK opened.

    I don’t think he ever said anything about alcohol there.

    1. Buckly

      Zing! I don’t like it how people assume they know what Walt would or would not want in the parks.

      1. Wild Ol' Dan

        Howdy Pards,

        I know it is hard for you younguns to understand this but Walt Disney’s very successful philosophy for
        the operation of his parks was firmly established at
        Disneyland, which opened way back in 1955.

        It was the tremendous success of that park, operating under Walt Disney’s philosophy that led to the dream of Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.

        There is no assuming going on here…what is being referenced is a thing called history.

        Adios for now. Talk to ya on down the trail.

        Wild Ol’ Dan

  8. rh

    Disneyland once served Beer “on” the property to the general public….in Holiday land (1957-61). http://davelandweb.com/mmcc/

    Maybe Disney learned some hard lessons from that experience and has limited the sale of alcohol within Disneyland and MK.

  9. Alison

    The Magic Kingdom is a place where magic, and fairy tales are supposed to stay perfect for children. I believe opening the park to alcohol will have a negative impact on some childrens’ Disney experience. This won’t apply to all kids, but the children who have experienced the negative effects of alcohol in their homes will now endure it at the park as well; hence, damaging the magic of the park. If they do serve alcohol, they should consider limiting consumption servings.

  10. You don’t need alcohol to have fun and you don’t need alcohol to enhance your “French” dinner, theming or no theming. This idea is no doubt, someone that enjoys having wine with dinner and that has a big “say so” in this decision. Too many people have a problem with alcohol. Disney Parks should not entertain this idea and should remain alcohol free. Afterall, Disney had children in mind first & adults last.

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