Dropping into Disneyland for a drink now costs more for anyone thinking about stopping by the park after work for a custom-crafted cocktail, a glimpse of the fireworks and maybe even a spin on the Haunted Mansion as a nightcap.
Disneyland has raised the price of cocktails, beers and premium spirits at bars and lounges throughout the Anaheim theme park resort, according to MickeyVisit.
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The number of bar drinks priced at $20 or more increased 53% during the latest Disneyland menu update, according to MickeyVisit.
Disneyland increased the price of most cocktails by an average of $1, according to MickeyVisit.
Disneyland continually evaluates and adjusts restaurant and bar offerings and prices, according to Disneyland officials.
The median price of a bar drink at the Disneyland resort now stands at $21, according to MickeyVisit.
The Cinnamon Toast Cocktail at Lamplight Lounge broke through the $20 threshold with a 14% increase that saw the price rise from $19.25 to $22.
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A pair of Carthay Circle cocktails will each now set you back $24 after the price of the Double Pear Martini and Tequila Daisy went up 8%.
More than half of the specialty cocktails at the Broken Spell Lounge at the Disneyland Hotel cost $20 or more — including the Raven’s Wing ($25), Inca Orchid ($25) and Benevolent Faerie ($23).
The Wall Street Journal reports the average price of a cocktail in America is $13.61 — and much higher in places like New York City and Las Vegas.
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Cocktail prices range from $10 to $22 in major U.S. cities, according to an analysis by the Liquor Bros, a Southern California beer, wine and spirits retailer.
Miami ($22), Los Angeles ($20) and New York City ($19) are America’s most expensive cocktail cities with Memphis ($10), Albuquerque ($11) and Cleveland ($12) among the most affordable, according to the analysis.