Ok, now I'am always curious to how you chill out at Disney.?...For me it's a chilled beer at a quiet pool at our resort,so this year at WL the main pool is closed and I was wondering, are we allowed to take our drinks to the man made beach and just chill out.?.. 
Yes but no glass.
We've never really "chilled out" at Disney. I am however looking forward to just sitting at a bar sipping a drink and gazing into the hubby's baby blues for a bit 
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I once got a table at Brown Derby lounge with a view of the "hat stage". I ate lunch and lingered over a few drinks watching the stage shows and the guests going to and fro. Not a bad way to spend an hour or two.
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Our favorite is after a long day at the parks to get a drink at the pool bar at our hotel and just relax before going to sleep and starting all over again. Also some of the pavilions in WS can be peaceful at night. Specifically we had a great time wandering Italy about 30 minutes before Illuminations a couple years ago. It was romantic and quiet.
We always take a chill out break mid-day by going back to our Resort and hitting up the pool for an hour or so.
At Wilderness Lodge there's a little creek with some pretty landscaping behind the Trout Pass Pool Bar, you can see the geyser go off from there, and it's just a few steps from the beach. It's a lovely area and a nice place to chill for a bit.
We love sipping margaritas at Downtown Disney. Sometimes we sit for a long while - reading or people watching.
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A nightcap at one of the red tables on the Boardwalk after Illuminations
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At Wilderness Lodge there's a little creek with some pretty landscaping behind the Trout Pass Pool Bar, you can see the geyser go off from there, and it's just a few steps from the beach. It's a lovely area and a nice place to chill for a bit.
Thanks for that bit of info Kristen... 
