
Disneyland Hotel spot for a variety of tropical drinks in a tiki-themed hut with special effects.
Hours
| Friday | 8–10:30 AM, 11 AM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 8–10:30 AM, 11 AM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 8–10:30 AM, 11 AM–12 AM |
| Monday | 8–10:30 AM, 11 AM–12 AM |
| Tuesday | 8–10:30 AM, 11 AM–12 AM |
| Wednesday | 8–10:30 AM, 11 AM–12 AM |
| Thursday | 8–10:30 AM, 11 AM–12 AM |
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Reviews
However, the drinks themselves were very lackluster and over expensive. I use painkillers as my baseline and I just didn’t enjoy it. I had a few others as well but the balance of flavors weren’t synchronizing. I was also extremely surprised to see Smirnoff and Bacardi so openly used on very expensive house drinks on the menu.
Now you should very much still come here and make your own opinion but I will more than likely not return.
The concept is perfect for Disney. Performance, theater, and escapism are always what tiki bars have been. The imagineering team are the perfect crew to pull off the “we all know we’re in a landlocked hotel, let’s have fun with it” schtick.
And of course, the cocktails are proper. Blends of interesting rums, classic recipes, and made with technique – not pre-batched like many performative Disney bars.
So often, Disney restaurants feel derivative in the pursuit of perceived class or nostalgia. But with Trader Sam’s, that actually adds to the effect and has created a genuinely world-class entry in the category.
Kelly is an outstanding bartender and comedian; we’ve been here 3 years in a row on our visits from Australia and have been lucky enough to get the same seats AND same great bar tender each time (Kelly).
Drinks are great, food is about average and prices are high (to be expected).
Regardless, there are gimmicky drinks that cause effects/reactions in the bar which adds to the already impeccable atmosphere.
A non-negotiable for your visit to the Disneyland Resort. However, expect a bit of a wait to get in.
My wife got the Pupu Plater. Every part of it was delicious, but the orange chilie wings really stood out as the best.
I got the Poke Bowl, Ahi tuna. The poke was good. It reminded me of a less spicy version of a poke back home. It’s worth the price, at least.
For the drinks, I got a Shipwreck on the Rocks and Piranha Pool. The Shipwreck was strong but not overbearing. The Piranha Pool was very sweet and more of a dessert, I loved it.
My kids got cheeseburgers, pretty mid to be honest.
We did get dessert while we were there. I got the coconut cake, best coconut cake I’ve ever had.
No for the bad. Unfortunately when we showed up at 5pm, the hostess was quite rude. I had asked for inside seating and made it clear we didn’t mind waiting. She snapped and told us it was too late and the kids could not go in there. The app shows kids can sit inside up until 8pm, if that’s no longer the case it needs to be changed. I shouldn’t be chastised by a hostess over it.
My next complaint still falls on the hostess, I requested seating in the shade since we are from Alaska and the heat was quite intolerable at times. She placed us directly in the sun, thankfully our server was able to move us to a better spot. I took 1 star off the service for the rude hostess, our waitress was fantastic.
The atmosphere really can’t be helped much. We were seated outside, not inside as requested.
At the price point of $240 and the disappointing service of the hostess, we will not be returning to Trader Sam’s Disneyland. I’ll take the drive next time and find a different tiki bar.