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From shopping galore to entertainment and every kind of bite and sip you can imagine, Disney Springs has it all. The free admission shopping and dining district should definitely be added to a Disney vacation itinerary. But, for upcoming visits, take note, as alcohol has been removed from one popular Disney Springs lounge.
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While strolling through the Town Center portion of Disney Springs, it’s impossible to miss the massive, bright red Coca-Cola Store near Planet Hollywood and the Orange parking garage.
With an endless supply of Coca-Cola merchandise, the shop makes for a fun visit. But, as Guests climb the ramp around the building, the rooftop bar portion of the Coca-Cola store is really the highlight of the visit. The views of Disney Springs and the Aerophile balloon are stunning in the open-air seating spaces.
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And while Disney Springs still has the term “Lounge” listed for the Coca-Cola Rooftop, alcoholic beverages have been dropped from the menu.
The rooftop lounge still features 16 different Coca-Cola beverages from around the world, along with frozen beverages, smoothies, Coke floats, and more. And yes, “mocktails” remain a menu selection… but the alcohol is missing! The Disney Springs Coca-Cola store has yet to release the reason behind the alcohol removal.
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So, what’s one to do if at Disney Springs and seeking an alcoholic beverage? Well, the good news is there are still PLENTY of places throughout Disney Springs to enjoy a refreshing adult beverage.
Next to the Coca-Cola store, check out Planet Hollywood’s Stargazers Bar. We also enjoy sipping drinks at Coca-Cola’s neighbor, Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill.
As always, we will be sure to keep Disney Springs readers updated as we learn more about the Coca-Cola Rooftop lounge and its missing alcohol.
