Where Can You Buy Alcohol in Magic Kingdom? | Explained
Every Disney park has different policies on where alcohol can be served.
In this page, we'll explain where you can buy alcohol in Magic Kingdom, the types of drinks that are served, and when alcohol was officially allowed to be served in the park.
Where You Can Buy Alcohol in Magic Kingdom
Visitors can purchase alcohol beverages at Table Service Restaurants and Club 33.
Table Service restaurants are Disney's term for regular 'Sit-down Restaurants'.
In these restaurants, you'll sit down, be handed a menu, be served by a staff member, and you'll pay for your food at your table once you're done eating.
These table service restaurants require a reservation.
You can reserve a spot through their Dining site, My Disney Experience app, or even by calling 407-939-3463 (they open at 7 am EST).
Table Service Reservations
If you forget to book a reservation, you can test your luck by walking up to the hostess stand and seeing if they're taking walk-in's.
There's a slight chance that it'll work, and always worth a shot in case that someone canceled or no-showed.
It's important to know that if you no-show or cancel your reservation after 11:59 pm on the day before your arrival, you'll pay a $10 cancellation fee.
Restaurants Where You Can Buy Alcohol
It's also important to know that alcohol menus vary by restaurant, so you'll want to look at their menu prior to sitting down.
Additionally, most restaurants vary what they serve depending on the time of day, which means that the breakfast menu will normally be different than the dinner menu.
Be Our Guest Restaurant
This was actually the first restaurant that allowed alcohol to be served at the park, when it opened in 2012.
Menu
Beer, wine, cider & champagne.
Cinderella's Royal Table
Menu
Beer, wine & champagne.
The Crystal Palace
Dine right on Main Street in this beautiful Victorian themed restaurant.
Menu
Beer, wine & specialty cocktails
Liberty Tree Tavern
Dine in a colonial inspired restaurant that serves traditional New England options.
Menu
Beer, wine, cider & specialty cocktails.
The Plaza Restaurant
The Plaza Restaurant between Tomorrowland and Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom park serves salads, sandwiches, burgers and ice cream fountain treats.
Menu
Beer & wine.
Jungle Navigation Co
Menu
Beer, wine & specialty cocktails.
Tony's Town Square Restaurant
Where the Lady and the Tramp had their first kiss! Dine right where history was made in this fantastic Italian restaurant.
Menu
Beer & wine.
Club 33 Offers Alcohol
Although Table Service Restaurants are the only places that most people are able to purchase alcohol from, those who have a Club 33 membership can purchase alcohol there as well.
Club 33 is an exclusive members only private dining club that is actually located inside of Walt Disney World. The only way to obtain access into this club is to be a member yourself, or be a guest of a member.
History of Alcohol at the Park
When Magic Kingdom opened in 1971, alcohol was not allowed in the premises of the park. As the years passed, other Disney parks began serving it, but Magic Kingdom did not budge.
It wasn't until 2012 that alcohol was finally allowed to be sold at the parks. Even then, it is only offered in certain areas of the park.
Why it Wasn't Allowed
Walt himself, actually preferred visitors to enjoy the park experience without the consumption of alcohol.
In fact he was quoted as saying:
No liquor, no beer, nothing. Because that brings in a rowdy element. That brings people that we don't want, and I feel they don't need it
to the Saturday evening post in 1956.
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