You’re going to Drink Around the World. You know it. I know it. The Germany pavilion knows it.
What you probably don’t have yet is a list. And if you’re anything like us before we built a system, you’re going to forget what you wanted in Norway and accidentally order the wrong thing in France because you’ve already had three drinks and your notes app is a crime scene.
So. Here’s a planner, and a checklist to carry into the park. We call it Drinking Around the Magic.
If you need help deciding what to drink, read our full Drinking Around the World guide. If you just need to do the math and plot your route, keep reading.
Put in your park days, pick where you’re starting, and walk the loop one stop at a time. Every pavilion shows its bars, kiosks, and Quick Service spots with Disney’s posted prices, and the Outpost gets its own stop because skipping it would be rude.
If a festival is running on your date, the booths show up right under the pavilion they sit next to. Your tab keeps a running total with tax, so you can see exactly when you’ve crossed the “this is a lot of money” line.
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Your tab saves itself on this phone or computer. These are for taking it somewhere else.
Put it on your home screen. iPhone: tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Android: tap the menu, then Add to Home screen. It opens to your tab like an app.
How to Use the Drink Around the World Planner
It’s pretty intuitive, but here’s the 30-second version:
1. Set your park days, starting point, and direction. Coming in from the front gate? Start in Mexico and go clockwise, or start in Canada and go the other way.
Rolling in through the International Gateway from the BoardWalk? Start in France or the UK. The stops line up in the order you’ll walk them.
2. Pick your drink at each stop. Tap Pick a drink, choose one, and it goes on your tab. Pick the one you want, not the one you think sounds impressive.
This is a judgment-free zone. Okay, it’s a mostly judgment-free zone. We may have opinions about ordering a Bud Light when there’s a whole planet of beer within walking distance.
Look for the gold Skye’s Pick tags if you want our vote. Or tap Start with Skye’s Picks and we’ll fill in one per pavilion for you to swap around.
3. Filter when you know what you want. Beer and cider, wine, cocktails, frozen, flights, or zero-proof for the friend who’s pacing.
Search starts with the stop you’re on. Tap Search every stop, and typing “margarita” shows you every margarita in World Showcase and what each one costs.
4. Watch the total, and set a budget if you’re brave. The tab adds 6.5% sales tax because Disney will.
Put in a budget and a bar fills up as you go. If the number is giving you anxiety, good. That’s the point. Better to feel it here than at the register in Morocco.
5. Take it into the park. Your tab saves on your phone, so it’s still there when you open this page at EPCOT.
Switch to Park and it turns into a checklist with your next stop up top. Tap Got it as you go and watch the total you’ve spent climb. You can also save it as an image, copy it into your notes app, or send your crew a link so everyone’s working off the same plan.
Frequently Asked Questions About the DATW Planner
Are the prices in this planner current?
Yes. The prices come from Disney’s own posted menus, and the planner shows the date we last pulled them right under your tab. A few walk-up kiosks (the Germany beer stand, Garden House in Japan) don’t show up on Disney’s online menus, so those carry the last price we have and are marked.
EPCOT prices go up more often than we’d like, so if something looks off when you get there, tell us and we’ll fix it.
Does the planner include festival booths?
Yes, and it goes by your date. If your visit lands during the Food & Wine Festival (running through November 21 this year), the booths that are open that day show up next to their pavilion, plus an “Elsewhere in EPCOT” stop for the booths outside World Showcase.
Switch to Festival booths to plan from the booths alone, or stay on Pavilion crawl for the year-round classics with the booths listed alongside. The Festival of the Holidays runs November 27 to December 30, 2026, and those booths are in too. Disney has posted that menu without prices, so returning drinks show their 2025 price until the real ones land.
Can I use this planner for a group?
Yes. Build one plan, tap a drink on your tab to bump the count for anything you’re ordering more than once, and send the share link to your group so everyone opens the same plan on their own phone. If you’re splitting drinks (smart), split the total too.
How accurate are the totals?
As accurate as Disney’s menus, which is pretty good, with the tax already added. Treat it as a reliable estimate, not a contract, because Disney is not known for its price stability. If you want to see what a full crawl usually runs, we broke it down in how much it costs to Drink Around the World.
Why don’t I see the Table Service restaurants?
They’re hidden by default because a crawl is mostly walk-up bars and kiosks, and nobody needs a $290 bottle of champagne in their search results. Open a stop, turn on Table Service too, and their drink lists show up, which is handy if you’ve got a reservation at Spice Road Table or Rose & Crown and want to plan around it.
Do I have to drink at every pavilion?
We’d gently suggest you don’t go all out at every pavilion (and by all out, we mean the biggest, strongest option on the menu). Eleven full-sized drinks is a lot. Most DATW veterans split drinks with their group or mix in a few lighter pours, like a small beer or a glass of plum wine in China.
Skip any stop you want, and grab a free cup of ice water at any Quick Service counter along the way. The planner will remind you.
The Full Guide
Build the plan, not just the list.
This planner tells you what things cost and keeps your picks in your pocket. Our full Drinking Around the World at EPCOT guide covers which drinks are worth it, how to pace yourself without ruining your afternoon, where to eat, and which pavilions you can skip without regret.
Read the full 2026 DATW guide ›
