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He’s days of flying and high octane adventures with the famed treasure hunter are over! He set up shop in Disney Springs and shows off trinkets and treasures from some of his adventures with Indy while serving people small bites and handcrafted drinks. Continue reading “Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar Drink Review”
Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida is home to almost 150 bars in the theme parks, resort hotels, and Disney Springs, and we’re here to tell you that it’s not all super sweet tropical drinks with pineapple, guava, and umbrellas (though they have a lot of those too if you’re into that).
We all know that the festivals in the World Showcase a EPCOT can create some outstanding cocktails, but we focused solely on Old Fashioneds you can get any time of the year.
We worked our way through Walt Disney World to find you the top 10 best places to get a quality Old Fashion –
Maple Old Fashioned – $14.50
Old Forester Bourbon, maple syrup, orange juice, and angostura bitters
Continue reading “Finding the Best Old Fashioned at Walt Disney World”
Perhaps the most fun drink I have ever had is the Duck Duck Razz. This drink is eye catchingly gorgeous and features the cutest little rubber duckie that you didn’t know you needed.
This drink has been making waves since 2020, so if you haven’t tried it yet, it’s time! The Duck Duck Razz is a pre-mixed drink available at The BOATHOUSE Restaurant in Disney Springs. It features Disney’s favorite ingredient, Blue Curacao, plus Stoli Razz, Peach Schnapps, Lemon Juice, and Simple Syrup. The end effect is the most brilliant pool blue color you have ever seen. Continue reading “Duck Duck Razz and My New Pal Winston”
Epic Eats serves funnel cakes and soft serve ice-cream.
Continue reading “Disney’s Hollywood Studios Epic Eats Review”
– The Adventurers Club Motto
Kungaloosh Spiced Excursion Ale is an African-inspired deep amber ale brewed exclusively for Walt Disney World, with sorghum, and a special blend of spices including cinnamon and cardamom.
The name of this special brew is a nod to the Adventurer’s Club, which was an iconic bar at Walt Disney World’s Pleasure Island. Pleasure Island was the middle section of Downtown Disney (now Disney Springs) from Pleasure Island’s opening in 1989 through the final days of the adult nigh-time area in 2008. The Edison is located in the Adventurer’s Club building. Continue reading “Kungaloosh Spiced Excursion Ale”
We did find a few changes since our initial visit which we’ll tell you about.
Big changes due to covid worries! This is a great time to experience Oga’s when it isn’t a madhouse
Continue reading “Disney Hollywood Studios Oga’s Cantina Visit”
Spice Road Table is one of our go-tos in order to grab a drink while making our way around the Showcase.
This hidden gem is rarely crowded and offers cold beer and great apps.
Spice Road Table started as a Tapas Style Restaurant, but now also offers larger plates.
It will begin with the opening of third-party operating participants (non-Disney owned restaurants and stores) at Disney Springs on 20 May 2020.
During the initial opening phase, Disney Springs will have limitations on capacity, parking and operating hours.
And we agree! the Lamplight Lounge is a great spot to sip one of their delicious innovative drinks and enjoy the afternoon.
Our most recent trip was on a bright sunny California fall day. The sun was sparkling off the water while we sat in the shade at the bar. Wonderful!
Note: the Lamplight Lounge is the name of both the indoor dining location and the outdoor Bar/Lounge under the same roof. Here we are reviewing the Lounge.
Continue reading “Disney California Adventure Lamplight Lounge Review”
The Craftsman Bar at the Grand Californian Hotel is our new favorite Disneyland Hotel bar!
Continue reading “Disneyland’s Grand Californian Hotel GCH Craftsman Bar Review”
