Disneyland’s “dry park” label continues to fade as alcoholic beverage offerings expand in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.
A selection of wine, beer and hard seltzer will be available at Docking Bay 7 Food & Cargo in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge for guests who purchase the Nighttime Gathering fireworks dining package.
The dining package costs $89 per guest, excluding theme park admission and park reservations. It includes food, a specialty drink in a souvenir cup, unlimited fountain drinks and premium fireworks viewing at the Falcon Overlook patio.
Guests who purchase alcohol must consume it inside Docking Bay 7, according to Disneyland officials.
The restaurant will not serve alcohol throughout the day or to guests who aren’t part of the Nighttime Gathering event.
Before 2019, Disneyland was considered a “dry park” with no alcohol on its premises, except for the exclusive Club 33 restaurant. Since then, the “Happiest Place on Earth” has expanded its alcoholic beverage offerings.
The “dry park” label began to go away when Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge and the park’s first bar, Oga’s Cantina, opened in May 2019.
Walt Disney himself opposed the sale of alcohol in his parks, saying he felt the introduction of booze would ruin the family atmosphere, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Disneyland’s “dry park” label continues to fade as alcoholic beverage offerings expand in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. A selection of wine, beer and hard seltzer will be available at Docking Bay 7 Food & Cargo in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge for guests who purchase the Nighttime Gathering fireworks dining package. The dining package costs $89 per […]
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