Dining at Disneyland Paris

Originally, Disneyland Park in Paris was intended to be completely alcohol-free, just like all other Disney Parks of the Magic Kingdom type. After all, the concept was primarily aimed at children and young people.
Soon after the park opened, however, it became clear that this concept would be difficult to maintain in Europe, especially in France, with its strong wine culture. Guests in the table-service restaurants were particularly puzzled that they could not even have a glass of wine with their meal, despite being served multi-course menus.
The strict rules on alcohol were therefore relaxed somewhat. Alcohol is now served in table-service restaurants, and some fast-food restaurants also serve beer, although only with food. This is intended to help prevent excessive alcohol consumption inside the parks.
Since its major expansion, however, Disney Adventure World has had the first bar in either of the two Disneyland Paris parks. You’ll find it directly on the shore of Adventure Bay, next to the Regal View Restaurant. There, you can sit back and enjoy a cocktail or another alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink.