Disneyland to Serve Alcohol for the First Time at New 'Star Wars' Cantina
May the booze be with you.
Image: Disney Parks Blog
When Disneyland’s Hollywood Studios opens its brand-new Star Wars experience in late 2019, it will be giving the fans what they want: lightsabers, droids and—for the first time ever—booze.
The newest section of the California amusement park, called “Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge,” will feature a themed watering hole for kids and adults that will become the first ever serving alcoholic beverages.
Oga’s Cantina, according to the Disney Parks Blog, is a “notorious local watering hole” where visitors can try exotic concoctions in unique containers while conducting “shady business.” It’s located in the Black Spire Outpost on the planet Batuu, which is apparently home to some of the galaxy’s most colorful characters.
In addition to intoxicating beverages, visitors to the cantina will find live musical jams courtesy of the pilot droid RX-24.
While the Disney parks in Orlando, FL, and other parks around the world serve alcohol to adults, bottle service at Disneyland had always been limited to Club 33, the $10,000-per-year members-only club. Oga’s Cantina is bound to be a bit more… dare we say... ogalitarian.
Will it become the most hopping joint in the galaxy? Depends on how thirsty the parents are.
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