Disney's Magic Kingdom Will Be Dry No More The Magic Kingdom Park at Disney World in Florida is about to get even more enchanting, for those 21 and older. Next month, it is ending its 41-year-old policy of no alcohol by serving wine and beer during dinner hours at Be Our Guest, its new "Beauty and the Beast"-theme restaurant. The park's executives have realized, apparently, that no French meal is complete without a glass of Chablis or Bordeaux. "Our research tells us that guests expect to order beer and wine at a dining experience like this, and having a selection of wine and beer from France and Belgium complements the theme of the restaurant and its French-inspired cuisine," said Bryan Malenius, a Disney spokesman. Alcohol is served at other areas within the theme park. The Be Our Guest restaurant will be part of Fantasyland Forest, which features a castle like the one seen in "Beauty and the Beast." A team of chefs has developed a French-inspired quick, casual lunch menu and a more elegant table-service menu for the evening. During dinner, a selection of French wines, and French and Belgian beer will be offered. Abstainers can take home a castle-themed souvenir goblet when they order a "L'Amour Vrais" (true love), filled with a nonalcoholic beverage.