Originally Posted By Labuda "I've never seen anyone intoxicated at a Disney park." You weren't at Epcot last month when I was there. Seriously, though, you've never seen a drunk person in a Disney park? Wowie - you're a fortunate man. Luckily, when I was drunk at Epcot, it was just a buzzz, and I was sober an hour or so after I stopped drinking.
Originally Posted By Labuda " I'm anti-smelling like someone else's drink. With the size of the crowds, no one should be walking around carrying open drinks. Sit and enjoy." Amen to that! The only drinking I did while walking was the occasional sip while en route from where I'd gotten my beer to the next smoking spot I was headed to!
Originally Posted By danyoung One of the coolest things about Epcot is the ability to walk around carrying open drinks. You just can't do that in very many places on Earth.
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo "One of the coolest things about Epcot is the ability to walk around carrying open drinks. You just can't do that in very many places on Earth." Most of Europe you can.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA <Most of Europe you can.> Right. And who needs Europe when you have EPCOT's World Showcase? Huh? Am I right people?
Originally Posted By NikkiLOVESMickey <<"One of the coolest things about Epcot is the ability to walk around carrying open drinks. You just can't do that in very many places on Earth." Most of Europe you can.>> And New Orleans...and also Vegas, from what I've heard.
Originally Posted By danyoung Nikki & Dave, you are indeed correct. I spoke too hastily. I should have said that Epcot is one of the only places that I visit regularly that allows this behavior, which is very valuable to me.
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Well Dan, I'm always happy to show you the sites of Europe if ever you want to try that one out! ;-)
Originally Posted By NikkiLOVESMickey <<Nikki & Dave, you are indeed correct. I spoke too hastily. I should have said that Epcot is one of the only places that I visit regularly that allows this behavior, which is very valuable to me.>> It was never a remarkable thing to me that you could walk around Epcot with a drink...of course, I was 20 before I realized that grocery stores in most places (other than my hometown) don't sell hard liquor. I was shocked when I walked into a Winn-Dixie in Florida and couldn't find a bottle of tequila for margaritas!
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Really - you can buy Scotch, Gi, Vodka etc. at the Gas Station here, and get alcohol at the Movies.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <Well I'd rather be in World Showcase than Paris or the UK!< with the $ exchange rate vs. the Euro right now - so would I
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 Let's name a drink in Brad's honor: the Half-Full Martini ... as in we took the other half out when you weren't looking, raised the price and gave you a slightly dirty collectable glass that you must pay for.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> I say we all raise a toast to Brad Rex and wish him all the best in his future endeavors. << I'm all for that. I'll use any excuse I can find to pull a cork.
Originally Posted By Labuda "My dad often drank a beer or two a day growing up, and my parents would often relax with a Mai Tai on the weekends. I watched them drink alcoholic beverages, and there's nothing wrong with me. " That reminded me of somthing - Daddy would have a beer or Wild Turkey & Coke every weekend... maybe more than one on occasion. But I distinctly remember the time I was about 5 or 6 years old, out to dinner with extended family and asked if it was even allowed after my Aunt Norma ordered a beer! hehe