Notice of application to sell alcohol IN Disneyland on display

[ozron]

We have a license at the zoo. We sell beer and wine at concerts, have full bar at some private catered events, and beer at one restaurant. It's not advertised, and we don't sell a bunch so we've not had too many problems with drunkenness during daytime hours.

Concerts, however....

I will say that many people are confused by the large, mandated signage as you leave the zoo saying "NO ALCOHOL BEYOND THIS POINT"!

[figment1986]

Originally Posted by ozron

Concerts, however....

I will say that many people are confused by the large, mandated signage as you leave the zoo saying "NO ALCOHOL BEYOND THIS POINT"!

reminds me of the signs at the gates out of universal studios Florida during Halloween horror nights... even the Orlando PD was yelling at CMs not enforcing the sign.

I don't mind special events... but if it goes away from that then i see a problem, Disneyland is not Busch gardens / Sea World (I like my 2 cups of free beer) or even Six Flags. I've seen my fair share of what can happen when alchahall is sold in the parks...

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Snowflake

Which reminds me, what happened to the caterpillar that used to be on the shroom in the queue for the Alice ride? Only thing left are feet/shoes which I find disturbing. I'm assuming they removed him because he's smoking, right? Not like he's not smoking and blowing rings inside the ride.....or anything

It's a reference to the movie. When he turns into a butterfly he leaves his shoes behind. I have to admit, I'm not sure if the Caterpillar was ever there. I also used to complain about him being "gone".