A big change has hit the Coca-Cola Rooftop Beverage Bar at Disney Springs.
This spot used to be home to some unique cocktails that would mix up Coca-Cola flavors with whiskey, vodka, and other things. But if you’ll be heading there in the future, be warned.
We stopped by the Coca-Cola store in Disney Springs on September 30th and spoke to a Cast Member who indicated that the bar is no longer selling alcohol. The Cast Member we spoke to did not say why this change had been made, but did say that it was made a little bit ago.
So if you were hoping to try a Coca-Cola cocktail or alcoholic drink of the month, that won’t be an option for now.
The menu online still does list the following, however: fountain beverages; glass, bottles, and cans of certain drinks…
…water, energy & sports drinks, juice, floats…
…ICEE, Costa Coffee, the “Tastes of the World”…
…mocktails, and other items.
Still looking for an alcoholic drink in Disney Springs? There are plenty of other places to check out. You can click here to see our list of some of the BEST places to grab a cocktail in Disney World (which includes one spot in Disney Springs). Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar, Wine Bar George, and Homecomin’ are all great spots to grab a unique drink (and some TASTY food too).
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Yea! There is too much there already.
Enough with the alcohol already. Can’t people do anything without having alcohol at their beckon call? If you need it that bad, you really ought to ask yourself why that is. If even being at Disney, a place that couldn’t get any further away from the daily grind, has to include alcohol to make it enjoyable for you, then you really have some soul searching to do. And Disney is really not doing it’s job of being a magical place.
Good for them, Walt was very firm on no alcohol in his park (Disneyland) and it would have carried over to the other Parks. Now for the rest of the places to follow their lead and follow Walt’s mandate. I do not know who authorized it but they made a major mistake.