Is anyone going to notice if I pour some champagne in my opaque water bottle to go? We’re on the dining plan, and it seems wasteful to not get a glass of champagne for each adult even though my husband and mom don’t really drink! I guess this question actually applies to all of our meals that we eat on the dining plan. In fact, maybe I should save up some wine and sneak it in for the meals not on the dining plan!!
And as I read that I realize just how ridiculous I am. Pay for club level rooms and fastpasses…sure! Pay for a glass of wine at dinner…not if I can sneak in a free one!
I like your thinking. I seriously don’t think anyone will notice if you pour champagne into your water bottle. But how long is it really going to last?
Since its all private property, it might not be an issue, but a lot of liquor laws don’t allow drinks to be taken off the premises. Something to consider.
Once it goes flat it’s basically white wine. And they say that most people tend to drink white wine at too low of a temperature, so an hour or so after pouring and it’ll probably be just right.
Definitely be a radical and make sure you make use of that champagne. Whether it be at breakfast or in a water bottle to go. Pour at the hip and look forward. What is that over there?? ::points in other direction::
I wonder how much of the clear liquid passing through the bag check is actually Tito’s.
A few years back I went to WS when the family was at Universal, (because I can’t do those rides), and had lunch at Tutto Gusto. I wanted to buy a bottle of wine, but was told that it had to be opened- I guess something about not selling packaged liquor.
Anyway, I took the whole bottle back to the room at the YC. We never got around to drinking it, and in the morning of our last day, I decided not to let it go to waste. The family really noticed- suddenly I didn’t care if we kept to the TP or not! It made for a laid-back, if unproductive, last day.
The upshot of it was that the family suggested maybe I ought to do more day drinking on our WDW trips. Or try to plan less, I suppose, but that’s pretty unlikely.
First DVC, and now drinking the alcohol? And in daylight, instead of under cover of shame-hiding darkness? It’s because of louche degeneracy like yours that the formerly Sacred Spaces have become a blasted hellscape that makes the director’s cut of A Clockwork Orange look like The Palm Beach Story.
I seriously don’t think anyone will notice if you pour champagne into your water bottle. But how long is it really going to last?
Maybe a second beer if I’m feeling wild.