The Best and Worst drinks at Disney World | How to Drink

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Greg got tipsey at Disney World so he could expense his trip to the business account. A genius for our time.

The fact he tried The Jedi Mind Trick two times without knowing it just further enforces the fact that the name “Jedi Mind Trick” is fitting for the drink 😂

Hey Greg! Disney bartender here love the content! I can happily get you almost all the recipes for any of the drinks you had save for La Cava since they’re kinda third party-ish. Edit: you went to Sanaa! You may have had a drink made by me! That star mojito is actually just a split base Starr rum and what used to be Van der hum Tangerine Liqueur

I didn't know that you are epileptic Greg. My daughter has epilepsy, she's 21 and has struggled to have a "normal" life. I'm glad that I now have a hugely popular YouTube creator to refer to when we talk about how hard she's trying and all the work she is putting into trying to lead a normal life living with seizures.

Drinks around the world could be a great series. Maybe even the more historical cocktails from some countries could be so fun!

The worst drink there is definitely the water fountains. They are foul.

THE DRAMATIC HEAD TURN FROM THE LADY AT 0:12 WHEN GREG SAYS “HELL” I CAN’T 😭

I enjoy that the mocktail you liked so much, The Mentirosa, means "Liar" in Spanish. What a great name for a mocktail!

Some notes from a Cast Member for your next visit: Skipper’s Canteen is basically the only place to get decent drinks at Magic Kingdom. Next time you go back to Galaxy’s Edge, I strongly recommend the Jet Juice from Oga’s. It is, in my opinion, the best drink at Oga’s and one of the best drinks on property. Animal Kingdom as a whole has pretty underrated drinks, Yak and Yeti specifically has some drinks that are pretty solid if a little sweet. In Epcot, the Blackberry Moonshine Sour in America and the Violet Sake in Japan are huge crowd pleasers. Neither has really been my thing but your mileage may vary. To me, Disney Springs is way better at night on like a Friday when people are first starting their trips. If you go midday on a Sunday, you’re gonna run into mostly families that have been stuck with each other for a weekend and are ready for their flight home. It is in a lot of ways just a Mickey Mouse shopping mall, but there’s also some great food, great live entertainment, and usually a pretty good atmosphere cb v

This has gotta be in the contest for the most expensive episodes in your catalog. I don’t quite remember how much the drinks were at Disney but I remember they were not cheap

Greg: Hates too much sugar and too much sugar hates him Also Greg: Loves to torment himself with sugary nonsense from theme parks and booze distributors xD

The Jedi Mind Trick was so good you had to review it twice!

My biology lab instructor told us how to "drink around the world" and she said to start at Mexico if you don't think you can finish it, and to start at Canada if you want to try to finish it. If you do the drinks around the world it'd be interesting to see what you drink compared to what she suggested

Don't usually put comments on any videos but I had no idea you had epilespy! I got diagnosed last year and its been such a ride. I was told not to drink because of my medication, which, for a former bartender, sucks. It's so nice to see public figures that have epilespy, especially someone who makes drinks for a living!

Mannnn...the BEST drink for me was the Frozen Moroccan Mint Tea with Bombay Sapphire Gin. It hit the right notes of being sweet, floral, and the bitterness of the tea. It was so refreshing being frozen AND minty, it was the best thing to have in a 100+ degree day.

Thai Basil fizz is definitely something I want to see if they can make better on a future video. The cornerstones of Thai food are peanuts, basil and Thai chilis. This flavor is often seen in Nouc Cham, which is a vinegar dipping sauce that uses the previously mentioned. When it's made correctly, you can practically drink it because it's so good. I could imagine a refreshing gin cocktail made with those ingredients. Alternatively some versions of Nuoc Cham use fish sauce. Perhaps they can make a savory cocktail with fish sauce. An obstacle that comes to mind is that Thai holy basil is insanely refreshing when eaten but it imparts mostly a grassy taste when infused into simple syrup or booze.

The biggest crux to your drink experience at Disney will always be who's working that day. Some of those drinks at the parks aren't kept well or made on the spot. So sometimes you end up with a cup full of mixer. Then you have some bartenders that like to break the rules and properly make the drink with right amount mix to alc.

Lefou’s Brew is overly sweet, but honestly what I was looking for when I went there for my sister’s graduation. Surprised Greg didn’t note the marshmallow flavor in the drink. But yeah, if you wanna feel like a kid, that drink is perfect for that, even if you can’t handle it well lol

Went there twice for work before the pandemic. With all those kids around, how to drink in Disneyland for me is early and often.