Drinking underage Disney

[aqualiv]

Looking to take dd to Disney next month,
She 20, 21 in April and likes a drink
How strict are they in the parks
Can she have a glass of wine at Epcot food and wine?

[BevS97]

Very very strict.

[loves2plan]

Super strict in the US and likely to ask for ID for her. If you buy it for her and get caught then police action is very likely.

[The Fatadder]

I think I have seen it written before that under aged drinking is the no1 reason people get thrown out of Disney / Universal parks (and have their tickets revoked)

[BevS97]

Originally Posted by loves2plan

Super strict in the US and likely to ask for ID for her. If you buy it for her and get caught then police action is very likely.

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They will ask for two forms of Id. You need a driving license and a photo of your passport.

[swiper]

We have just come back. My son is 22 and every single place we went he was checked. Mainly driving license but in via Napoli they asked for a passport. ( he takes a copy of his passport on his phone )
So I can confirm, not one place in and around Disney will serve your daughter.

[TartanTink]

We are just back and my Daughter is 21 apart from one restaurant ( we had the same server we have had for many years ) she was asked for her passport and driving licence everywhere . They are super strict .

[f1girly]

Definitely not worth the risk, as mentioned above, they are super strict.

[sam7]

We took my daughter when she was 20, she was at uni at the time, so used to having the odd drink or two - but she knew she wouldn't be able to have a drink not even in the villa (had read about a british family that let their underage (by US no UK standards) have a couple of drinks at the villa, he then developed appendicitis and had to go to ER where the alcohol had to be declared and the parents were prosecuted for supplying drink to a minor, just not worth the risk.

[aqualiv]

I thought this would be the case, will show dd this as I know she will try pressure me into getting her a drink