First up is the alcoholic Royal Blue made with vodka, coconut rum, and blue raspberry. Without the alcohol, it’s basically a blue raspberry slushie you’d find at just about any gas station, but the coconut rum gave it a fun, tropical flavor!

Royal Blue slushie

It was super sweet and pretty strong, so I probably wouldn’t drink more than one; but it was a nice cool-down treat. Fair warning though – this one will turn your mouth BLUE!

Royal Blue slushie close-up

We also ordered the alcoholic version of the Mixed Berries Delight smoothie made with vodka and mixed berries (according to the menu). It seemed like the prominent fruit flavors were strawberry, raspberry and blueberry, and it was yummy!

Mixed Berries Delight smoothie

You could definitely tell the vodka was in there, but the fruit was the dominant flavor. If you’re not a fan of a strong alcohol taste in your drinks, this could be a good option for you.

Mixed Berries Delight smoothie close-up

I love how these are made with real fruit! It was pretty filling for a drink, and the consistency is much smoother than the slushie drinks at the juice bar.

Overall

When I’m at Disney, I like to try things I can’t get easily at home. I think both of these alcoholic drinks are fairly unusual flavors and fun enough to sip while you explore Epcot. At $6.99 for non-alcoholic and $10.99 for the alcoholic option, they aren’t cheap, but they sure are refreshing on a hot day!

That said, I’d probably still choose a Grand Marnier or Grey Goose Slushie over either of these. So there ya go.

Have you stopped at the Morocco Juice Bar before? What’s your go-to drink? Let us know in the comments!