Rose & Crown Pub isn’t a hidden gem, but it IS a rite of passage. If you’ve ever spent time with Disney Day Drinkers or done even one halfway-serious lap around World Showcase, you already know: this place delivers every time.
It’s mostly standing room, loud in a good way, and one of the few spots in EPCOT where you can get a proper 20-ounce pint (or a delicious pub blend) without a reservation or a waitlist.
The menu got a real shake-up in fall 2026, too. A few old favorites are gone, a couple are hiding off the menu, and every price went up. Here’s what to order now and how to get it without waiting forever.
TL;DR: Rose & Crown Pub
Loud, lively, and full of British beer. You don’t need a reservation, and the patio is worth fighting for. You’ll pay $12 for a pint, $12.75 for a blend, and $16 to $20 for a cocktail (October 2026 prices).
Top 5 Drinks to Order:
- Snake Bite ($12.75) – Half cider, half Harp Lager. Easy to love.
- Black Velvet ($12.75) – Half Strongbow, half Guinness. Smooth and surprisingly balanced.
- Imperial Sampler ($16.75) – Four small pours. Great intro or shareable round.
- Macallan Whisky Flight ($31) – 12, 15, and 18 yr pours for when you’re feeling fancy.
- Leaping Leprechaun – Off the printed menu now, but the bartenders still make it. Just ask.
What’s New at Rose & Crown (October 2026)
If you’re coming back for an old favorite, check here first. This is everything that changed in fall 2026.
Three New Cocktails
Each new drink is a spin on a classic. The Dublin After Dark ($20) is the pub’s Espresso Martini, made with Grey Goose, Mr. Black cold brew liqueur, espresso, demerara, and a splash of Guinness. The Berry Proper ($18) is a Bramble with Fords Gin, blackberry liqueur, lemon, and fresh blackberry.
The third is a Painkiller spin that hadn’t made Disney’s online menu yet when we checked. Ask the bartender what it’s called and what’s in it.
Gone From the Menu
The Welsh Dragon, the Indigo Hibiscus, and the English Rose are done. The pub doesn’t stock the ingredients for them anymore. Disney’s website still listed the Welsh Dragon when we checked, so don’t let the online menu fool you on that one.
Smithwick’s and Bombardier Amber are off the taps, too. They took the Golden, Golden Fox, Blacksmith, and Bombardier & Guinness blends with them.
Still There If You Ask
The Leaping Leprechaun and the Cider and Fireball are off the printed menu, BUT as of this update, the bartenders still have everything for both. If you are desperately missing them, you can try ordering them and as long as they have the ingredients, they will hook you up! Harp, Guinness, and Old Speckled Hen are all still pouring, so you can ask for an Irish Hen or a Shandy, too.
New Beers and Higher Prices
Sullivan’s Maltings Irish Ale and BrewDog Punk IPA are the new pints. Pints are now $12, blends are $12.75, and the Imperial Sampler went from $14.75 to $16.75. Sigh. So many of our favorites keep getting pricier and pricier!
What to Order Based on What You Like
Start with what you already drink at home. This is the cheat sheet we’d hand a friend standing in line:
If You Like | Order This | Price | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
Light and easy | Snake Bite | $12.75 | Half cider, half Harp. Easy to love. |
Dark and creamy | Black Velvet or Guinness | $12.75 / $12 | Strongbow cuts the Guinness and makes it easier to drink. |
Can’t decide | Imperial Sampler | $16.75 | Four small pours, then order a pint of the winner. |
Hoppy | BrewDog Punk IPA | $12 | The only IPA on the list. |
Not a beer person | Pimm’s Cup or Rosé Spritz | $16 / $19 | Light and fruity. The Pimm’s is the better deal. |
Coffee | Dublin After Dark | $20 | Espresso Martini with a splash of Guinness. |
Gin | Berry Proper | $18 | A Bramble: gin, blackberry, and lemon. |
Sipping whiskey | Irish Whiskey Flight | $23 | Tullamore D.E.W., Jameson, and Bushmills. |
A splurge | Macallan Flight | $31 | 12, 15, and 18 yr. Sit down for this one. |
Fun colors and chaos | Leaping Leprechaun | Ask | Off the menu, still made. Whiskey, rum, vodka, and melon. |
Zero-proof | Royal Berry Spritzer | $6.59 | A berry spritzer without the booze. |
Arya’s order barely changes: an Irish whiskey with a splash of water and a patio seat she refuses to give up. Ours is the Imperial Sampler on the first round and a Half & Half after that.
Is the Imperial Pint Worth It?
Yes, and it’s one of the better beer deals in World Showcase. An imperial pint here is 20 ounces for $12, which works out to 60 cents an ounce. Some other World Showcase kiosk beers are a 16-ounce pour, so you’re getting a bigger beer, too.
The cocktails are where the math gets ugly. At $16 to $20, they cost more than a pint and give you less to drink. Order one because you want it (the Dublin After Dark sounds like our kind of trouble), not because it’s a deal.
The one time the pint is the wrong call is mid-crawl. Twenty ounces at stop ten is a LOT of beer, and Canada is right next door. Split a pint, or grab the sampler and call it research.
If you’re comparing beers around the lagoon, our EPCOT beer guide lines up pours by the ounce.
The Full Rose & Crown Pub Menu (October 2026)
Prices below are what you’ll pay as of October 2026, straight from Disney’s menu, before tax.
Imperial Pints ($12 Each)
Full-sized, proper 20-ounce pints. Your options:
- Guinness Stout
- Harp Lager
- Strongbow Hard Cider
- Old Speckled Hen English Pale Ale
- Sullivan’s Maltings Irish Ale (new)
- BrewDog Punk IPA (new)
Can’t pick? The Imperial Sampler ($16.75) gets you smaller pours of Sullivan’s Maltings, Harp, Old Speckled Hen, and Guinness. It’s a great first round if you aren’t sure what you like.
Pub Blends ($12.75 Each)
Pub blends are two drinks layered into one imperial pint, and they’re the reason we keep coming back. Disney’s menu lists four now:
- Black Velvet – Half cider, half Guinness Stout
- Snake Bite – Half cider, half Harp Lager
- Half & Half – Half Harp Lager, half Guinness Stout
- Cider & Blackcurrant – Cider with a shot of blackcurrant juice
Whisky Flights and Pours
Not into beer? This is still a killer spot for something strong. You can order individual 2-ounce pours of high-end Scotch, or go big with a flight:
- Irish Whiskey Flight – Tullamore D.E.W., Jameson, and Bushmills ($23)
- Johnnie Walker Flight – Black, Gold, and 18 yr ($24)
- Single Malt Flight – Glenkinchie, Oban, and Lagavulin ($25)
- Macallan Flight – 12 yr, 15 yr, and 18 yr ($31)
Trying to impress your in-laws (or yourself)? A 2-ounce pour of Johnnie Walker Blue is $46, and Macallan 18 is $44. Smooth, spendy, and very much a sit-down drink.
Cocktails
- Dublin After Dark ($20) – Grey Goose, Mr. Black cold brew liqueur, espresso, demerara, and Guinness. It’s an Espresso Martini that wandered into a pub.
- Berry Proper ($18) – Fords Gin, blackberry liqueur, lemon, and fresh blackberry.
- Scotch & Honey ($19) – Monkey Shoulder Scotch, lemon, honey, and ginger with a float of smoky Islay Scotch on top.
- Rosé Spritz ($19) – Strawberry and rosé with Tito’s Vodka and Rockey’s Botanical Liqueur.
- Pimm’s Cup ($16) – Pimm’s No. 1 and Sprite® with mint, strawberry, and cucumber. A safe choice if you don’t want a sugar crash before Germany.
Off the menu but still made: the Leaping Leprechaun (whiskey, rum, vodka, melon liqueur, and Sprite®, with full Jungle Juice energy) and the Cider and Fireball. Just ask.
Wine, Sangria, and Zero-Proof
Wine by the glass runs $12 to $20, and there’s a red sangria for $14. If you’re pacing yourself, the Royal Berry Spritzer ($6.59) and Enchanted Grove Lime Splash ($6.29) are the zero-proof picks. Fountain drinks are $4.99.
The Vibe
Located in the United Kingdom pavilion at EPCOT, the Rose & Crown Pub is small, usually packed, and absolutely beloved by Disney drinkers. It’s got standing-room energy and bartenders who are constantly hustling, filling drink after drink.
Inside, you’ll find dark wood paneling, classic pub decor, and just enough elbow room to order, cheers, and lean casually against something while you chug sip your beer.
There are a few tables where you can sit, plus a few that are standing room only.
Pro tip: You can sit in the attached dining room up until mid-afternoon (when they close it down for restaurant seating only). Sometimes they even have live entertainment with a piano player!
Outside? There’s a handful of patio tables that are our go-to when we want a place to chill and people watch. These fill fast later in the afternoon, but if you time it right, the patio is one of the best places to take a break and people-watch across the UK pavilion.
This isn’t a lounge. It’s a pub. You’ll stand, you’ll be surrounded, and you’ll be happy about it. Or else.
Where to Order: Pub, Patio, or Beer Cart
The bar inside has the full menu. When the line is out the door (and it will be), the beer cart outside pours a few of the classics and moves a lot faster.
Go earlier in the day if you want room to breathe. It gets crowded around lunch and dinner, so 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. is our sweet spot.
The pub doesn’t serve food, but Yorkshire County Fish Shop is a few steps away and takes Mobile Order. Grab fish and chips and carry them back to your table like the international snack you are.
If you’re meeting a group, do it at Binny, the trash can right outside the pub door. He’s the official D3 mascot, and a photo with him (drink in hand) is club tradition.
If you’re staying at the BoardWalk or a Skyliner resort, come in through the International Gateway. It puts the UK right at the start of your walk. I put together a guide to the EPCOT International Gateway over on Planning the Mouse.
If you’d rather sit down, the dining room is a separate table-service restaurant attached to the pub. It’s great if you can snag a fireworks dining package reservation. On most trips, though, we’re here for the pub.
And yes, you can take your drink and go. Grab a pint and stroll. Just keep it classy.
Before You Go
Plotting your World Showcase strategy? Don’t miss these guides before your next EPCOT crawl:
- EPCOT for Adults – What to ride, what to skip, and how to day-drink like a pro.
- Drink Around the World Guide – Full crawl breakdown with pro tips for pacing (and surviving).
- Best Bars in EPCOT – Ranking the best spots for cocktails, pints, and strong pours.
- EPCOT Beer Guide – The best beer in every country, priced by the ounce.
