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Originally Posted by Gary Gorski
Epcot is my favorite park but I hate that basically you know you're going to run into some kind of drunk there (ah the joys of explaining to my kids why a young lady was sleeping on the curb outside of the China pavilion late one night).
What astounds me even more is how anyone can afford to get drunk at Epcot. Unless you're a passholder you've paid somewhere from 85-100 bucks just to get into the park and then probably close to 10 bucks a drink after that. Plus its not a short walk around those countries - why not just go to the bars/lounges at some of the more expensive resorts and get hammered there?
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It is the passholders, most specifically the Florida Resident passholders, who cause most of the trouble. Their marginal cost of entry is essentially zero. And walking around the booths of Food and Wine is what they do all day.
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