Disney Adult Under Fire For Boozy Epcot Adventure

A Controversial Disney Day Out

Epcot might be part of the happiest place on earth, but one Disney adult's recent bar crawl has some fans fuming. Content creator Sydney Lint spiced up her day at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida by enjoying drinks from around the world at Epcot, documenting her adventure in a now-viral video.

Starting her global tasting tour in Canada with an Ottawa Apple, Lint, dressed in a pink mini-skirt and Disney-themed top, made her way through various countries represented at Epcot. Stops included England for lager, France for mulled wine, and Morocco for a gin-laced mint tea. Her trip continued with wine in Italy and a unique punch in Japan, eventually finishing her journey in Mexico.

Reactions from the Online Community

While Lint might have been "surviving" the crawl and having a blast, not everyone in her comments section was impressed. Criticisms focused on her choice to indulge in alcohol at a family-friendly venue and her revealing outfit. Comments ranged from "Adults in Disney without kids will forever be cringe" to remarks on her attire, with others calling the whole video "cringe as f**k."

However, some came to her defense, highlighting that Epcot is indeed a popular spot for adults to enjoy a unique bar-hopping experience. Epcot's World Showcase features 11 pavilions like Mexico, Norway, China, and more, welcoming millions of visitors each year.

“Drinking around the world at Epcot is one of the best bar-hopping spots in the country,” commented one supportive fan.

Epcot's Dual Appeal

Epcot's World Showcase isn't only for the kids – the park is known for offering a slice of global culture and cuisine, attracting both families and adults alike. The attraction drew around 12.1 million visitors in 2024, underscoring its wide appeal.

The debate over Sydney Lint's bar crawl underscores a larger discussion about how adults can enjoy theme parks meant for the whole family. As Epcot continues to appeal to a diverse crowd, it's clear that everyone's idea of "magic" can differ greatly.