Planing our ADRS for 2018..

Guest · 27 Dec 17, 08:46 PM

Next year will be our 8th onsite WDW vacation, and with free DDP again, Yipee, it should be easy for us to pick our favourite one credit and two credit restaurants, however with the new addition of alcohol drink included in the c/s and t/s, I'm wondering how the cocktails will be included..A beer or a glass of wine suits me, but my wife does enjoy a cocktail now and again, but I'm sure they will be a price barrier to what you can order..?Surely you won't be able to order a Lapu Lapu whilst dining at Ohana..What are your thoughts on this new addition.?

loldis · 27 Dec 17, 10:01 PM

They haven't released any specific details on the value yet but from what I've read it'll be "standard" cocktails. I'd say a Lapu Lapu would be considered a signature cocktail so unlikely to be included. I'd heard around a $15 price cap rumoured when it was first announced, which sounds about right.

ETA: Doesn't make a huge amount of difference to me, I only had one alcoholic drink on our last holiday and could have easily gone without that. But I can see why people are excited about it. Nice to have change from the constant soda everywhere!

27 Dec 17, 08:46 PM	#1
	27 Dec 17, 08:46 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Planing our ADRS for 2018.. Next year will be our 8th onsite WDW vacation, and with free DDP again, Yipee, it should be easy for us to pick our favourite one credit and two credit restaurants, however with the new addition of alcohol drink included in the c/s and t/s, I'm wondering how the cocktails will be included..A beer or a glass of wine suits me, but my wife does enjoy a cocktail now and again, but I'm sure they will be a price barrier to what you can order..?Surely you won't be able to order a Lapu Lapu whilst dining at Ohana..What are your thoughts on this new addition.?

27 Dec 17, 10:01 PM	#2
	27 Dec 17, 10:01 PM loldis Imagineer
loldis Imagineer Join Date: May 17 Location: Sussex	They haven't released any specific details on the value yet but from what I've read it'll be "standard" cocktails. I'd say a Lapu Lapu would be considered a signature cocktail so unlikely to be included. I'd heard around a $15 price cap rumoured when it was first announced, which sounds about right. ETA: Doesn't make a huge amount of difference to me, I only had one alcoholic drink on our last holiday and could have easily gone without that. But I can see why people are excited about it. Nice to have change from the constant soda everywhere! Edited at 10:04 PM.