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Posted on 08/31/2018 5:00:34 PM PDT by EveningStar
Adults will finally get to enjoy an alcoholic beverage at the happiest place on earth.
For the first time in its 63-year history, Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California, announced its public liquor sales, years after its exclusive private Club 33 and adjacent California Adventure park have been selling libations.
When the new Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge attraction opens next year, its Oga’s Cantina will offer beer, wine and outer space theme cocktails.
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Romulan ale?
My daughter is a manager at D-Land and the other parts of the Anaheim complex. She says yes, in Star Warsland. I asked her if they were adding an 8th dwarf, Tipsy. Waiting for a response.
I was at Disneyland in March, the Adventure Park and I know I had 2 beers, have the Credit Card charges to prove it.
That’s Trek but hopefully it will be stretched to that and Finagles Folly. :)
Beat me to it
You’ll never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.
After the “Last Jedi” we all could use a stiff drink
"I need a drink!"
What’s changed?
Because what could go wrong
More Iger decline.
Good one.
If I had to listen to Jar-Jar Binks all day long, I’d need a drink, too.
Beer is not considered a liquor apparently. Beer is a brew that doesn’t get anywhere near 20% alcohol whereas liquor is a distilled product that in some cases can rearrange the percentage symbol. Sorry, that’s the best I have been able to come up with googling around parsing the word liquor.
When I could tolerate D-land (70s) I used to scoot over to the Disneyland hotel for a few and watch some sports. We called it Liquor Land
Technically, it's not for the first time in its history, because they sell liquor at their exclusive private Club 33 in New Orleans Square.
However, it is the first time that liquor will be sold to the general public inside the park.
-PJ
I understand Downtown Disney is going full adult themed with lots of places serving alcohol. And with the addition of Ballast Point, they’ll be making it there too. Sorry, I can’t remember where I read that.
Hey! What could go wrong with that?
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