Disneyland alcoholic drinks: Beer, wine, cocktails offered at more locations
ANAHEIM, Calif. - Disneyland, the self-proclaimed "Happiest Place on Earth," has recently added a new element of happiness for those who enjoy alcoholic beverages.
The iconic California park has started serving alcohol at three more of its locations – the River Belle Terrace, Carnation Cafe, and Cafe Orleans. Visitors can now indulge in a wide array of beer, wine, and liquor options.
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The move marks a significant departure from the park's long-standing policy of being a dry theme park for decades. However, in 2019, Disneyland made a groundbreaking change with the debut of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, which introduced Oga's Cantina, the first-ever establishment within the park to serve alcohol.
Interestingly, this decision to serve alcoholic beverages goes against the personal beliefs of Walt Disney himself. The legendary founder apparently held a strong opposition to alcohol being served at his theme parks.
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Alcoholic drinks have been served at Club 33 for years, but it is an ultra-exclusive club that requires a five-figure membership.
Guests must be 21 years old or older to consume alcoholic beverages at Disneyland, and proper ID will be required.